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People love their pet dogs, and many get more upset when a dog dies than a person. Don't underestimate the power of the dog image. Shibe is like a pet dog for a
by adrianwaj 13y ago
People love their pet dogs, and many get more upset when a dog dies than a person. Don't underestimate the power of the dog image. Shibe is like a pet dog for a lot of people, it also promotes a giving nature, which is what the world needs, especially in cryptocurrency and finance, where central banks can print money for themselves at will.
Also, many thousands of people saying "to the moon" together, you don't think that's going to have an effect on consciousness, especially when they visualize it as well? Crikey.
There are big coins under threat, though. Because at the end of the day, they're all very much the same. Newcomers will want something they can relate to, and one that has opportunities and a future, and where they don't feel late to the party yet still supports them. Doge might fade, but not for ages and ages.
- jcromartie 13y agoI can't tell if this is serious. You think people attach that much importance to the "doge" meme?
- adrianwaj 13y agoI am deadly serious. It's a brand, symbol and tool anyhow, not a meme, that fits perfectly with a currency. It's also a brand that people are using for themselves and 'making their own' and this provides a powerful stimulus in itself. There's an entire subreddit of art: http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoinart/ http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoinart/ It's a self-perpetuating, crowdsourced brand and eco-system. This is way beyond meme. It's a marketer's dream. It unites people on their own terms, in a world where brands and currencies cannot be touched for fear of legal repercussions. The image of the dog at the table with dollar glasses on: that's just one person's interpretation.