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I don't see how they plan on keeping any sort of stable price with this inflation.
by somewhatjustin 13y ago
I don't see how they plan on keeping any sort of stable price with this inflation.
- kybernetyk 13y agoMy understanding was that Dogecoin doesn't want to become a "serious" currency and the sentiment in the community against the BTC-community is that they take themselves far too serious. This decision makes sense if Doge intends to stay the "great comment, I give you 10000 doge for that" fun-currency and drive out everybody whose primary intention is financial gain.
- ck2 13y agoIf that is the case the tipbots should not show USD next to the amount.
- publicfig 13y agoAt least in my opinion, that's part of the joke, showing such a small amount next to such a large amount of coins.
- waterlesscloud 13y agoIf the coin has no value, you might well just say "great comment, I give you 10000 doge for that" without the hassle of actually giving doge. Why have a whole system that accomplishes no more than merely typing the words did? Stick with the words. Easier, faster, just as much fun.
- aestra 13y agoKinda like how people used to say "+1 internets for you"?
- sixothree 13y agoOr heck, you could have greasemonkey scripts that tie the upvote button to tips.
- kybernetyk 13y ago> Easier, faster, just as much fun Easier? Yes. Faster? Yes. Just as much fun? I don't know. Psychologically a Doge has still more perceived worth than than karma. At least to me.
- aw3c2 13y ago1 DOGE will be 1 DOGE for eternity. If that is not 100% stable then I don't know what is.
- uniclaude 13y agoAre you assuming that fixed supply leads to price stability? If so, please expand.