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decentralization (of nodes, not miners) liquidity (you can buy and sell a billion dollars if you want) upgradability (I once thought doge was just a fork of B
by jazzyjackson 4y ago
decentralization (of nodes, not miners)
liquidity (you can buy and sell a billion dollars if you want)
upgradability (I once thought doge was just a fork of BTC, and i actually like its inflation characteristics, but was puzzled to find segwit and taproot were nowhere to be found on its roadmap)
- randomhodler84 4y agoYes all those things! Slightly out of date re doge! Dogecoin 0.21 roadmap has segwit and CSV. Check issue #1798 on Dogecoin GitHub. I look forward to using doge for atomic, subatomic swaps, Lightning payments, etc…
- jazzyjackson 4y agoThanks, that's all I was hoping for, doge over lightning. I like the culture of doge more, people seem to want to use it and not just stack them up for the apocalypse.
- randomhodler84 4y agoFair enough, I also like the doge community. It’s hyper positive. I’m happy to spend doge on beer and stack sats for the apocalypse.
- Nursie 4y ago> decentralization (of nodes, not miners) Others are just as decentralised. They are smaller, sure, which makes for a difference in numbers of nodes, sure, but not some absolute quality which makes bitcoin work and others not. > liquidity Same. > upgradability (I once thought doge was ... Doge? Doge is a joke. Literally a joke. If you're surprised that something someone created to take piss out of the whole ecosystem hasn't kept up on changes, well, I don't even know what to say here. It's like saying you're suprised that you can't pay your taxes in disney dollars.