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>Doge Isn't this an odd example to use since it was created to be a parody of cryptocurrency, or did I mix up my crypto-history?
by PurpleBoxDragon 8y ago
>Doge
Isn't this an odd example to use since it was created to be a parody of cryptocurrency, or did I mix up my crypto-history?
- tim333 8y agoAnd still has a $280 million cap which isn't bad considering. I'll consider the crypto bubble done when parody currencies are not in the tens of millions.
- runeks 8y agoMarket cap is not a valid measure of success. If I issue 100 trillion “runeks”-tokens, and sell you one for one cent, this crypto will have a “market cap” of 1 trillion. But that doesn’t mean it’s either useful or successful. Your example shows there’s something wrong with using market cap to measure the success of cryptocurrencies, not that Dogecoin is successful.
- aasasd 8y agoI've seen several people accept it as the preferred method.