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I got into Doge when it was about a week old, stupidly bought like 1000 DOGE for 0.001BTC (there wasn't yet an exchange), which was way overvalued at the time.
by earlz 13y ago
I got into Doge when it was about a week old, stupidly bought like 1000 DOGE for 0.001BTC (there wasn't yet an exchange), which was way overvalued at the time. Then I setup cpuminer on my computer and let it run for a week and watched as 10,000 DOGE was added to my wallet. And then my mining pool shutdown. Just setup a mining pool account again this week and now my projections are looking more like 1000 DOGE every couple of weeks. ughhh
I completely agree though, feels so much better to have 10,000 DOGE than 0.01 BTC. And makes for a much better tipping experience
- boyter 13y agoAgreed. I was mining primecoin to get bitcoin, and noticed this new thing called doge. Since I like the idea of having 10,000 of something I exchanged for it instead. You know what? I have had more fun with that then any of the bitcoin I have. I have been playing with day trading, tipping people online and buying things from people.
- Blahah 13y agoAny good resources for getting started with day trading?
- boyter 13y agoTo be honest I just winged the whole thing. Did all the trading on bter.com which I am a fan of. I know nothing about trading at all. Well nothing beyond random reading. Hence the appeal of trying it out with inconsequential sums of money like dogecoin. After all 20000 Dodge is cheap but enough to have fun with on the exchange. I got to experience the rush of a pump with unsustainable grow followed by a crash. All the while trying to increase my holding. I also had a ball doing so. The fun value I got out of Dodge easily exceeds anything I got in the bitcoin world.
- Blahah 13y agoI mined about 50k doges for fun, and now I'm looking forward to having more fun playing with it :)
- Torgo 13y agoI threw a couple of spare video cards at it and generated about 15K of doge over MLK weekend. Use a GPU.