Quote from: luvbeening on September 25, 2018, 07:51:15 AM

Quote from: brownie14 on September 25, 2018, 05:42:08 AM

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Quote from: brownie14 on September 24, 2018, 11:17:44 AM

Thanks for the answers guys ....

So what is the current yearly inflation rate now for dogecoin? From all what i read i guess it should be fixed ... what percentage is this?

4.x%

This will add to the coin supply approx. 5.1 billion coins roi yearly via mining ... off course with a diminishing ROI % ... i hope i am right ...

the more accurate approx. number is 5.256 billion,but the number is just an illusion ,you have to consider the value of this number actually worth for:

(5.256*88sats(current doge value))/100,000,000=4625.28btc

and do you know how many bitcoin could be mined yearly now?.......657,000btc

so think about it and make decision yourself that..... is dogecoin undervalue or overvalue?...peace!

I dont think comparing this to bitcoin is a good idea. Bitcoin is deflationary since it is capped at 21m. The drop in roi for bitcoin is much more as compared to dogecoin which is infinite and has almost a constant yearly supply.

With more dogecoin coins coming into the market yearly diminishes the possibility of having a drastic price growth as with coins with capped supply. this is simple demand and supply. But the fact that dogecoin is becoming a huge utility coin ... this might make the future brighter for dogecoin. We can only hope that dogecoin sees mass adaption in the years ahead . This is the only way we can see a reasonable price growth otherwise it will depreciate in value or stay constant ...

Infact the only way out for a coin with infinite coin supply like dogecoin is mass adoption ...