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I agree. Just the fact that he lumps Doge and Bitcoin together into "meme coins" tells me he has no idea what he's talking about or that he has an ulterior mot

I agree. Just the fact that he lumps Doge and Bitcoin together into "meme coins" tells me he has no idea what he's talking about or that he has an ulterior motive. Whatever you think about those two coins, they are not really similar, especially given that some nations have made Bitcoin legal tender at this point.

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pcthrowaway 5y ago
I'm very much looking forward to seeing the way cryptocurrency revolutionizes the world in the next 20-50 years, but even I don't see any difference between Dogecoin and Bitcoin other than Doge having a dog on it. Yes, it's pretty unorthodox to consider Bitcoin a memecoin, but it is fundamentally nearly identical to doge, but with even less energy efficiency. The fact that it's a more established asset class with wider adoption does make it more useful to most people, but this isn't due to anything intrinsic to bitcoin or dogecoin
- MrMan 5y ago
  It's the same code but doge has inflation?
  - pcthrowaway 5y ago
    Fair point, doge supply will increase indefinitely, while bitcoin will increase towards an upper bound.