Quote from: Youghoor on November 01, 2019, 12:06:47 PM

I don't really think you understand the word shit coin. Dogecoin is no way classified as a shit coin. A coin with a market cap of $318,084,112 and a market volume in 24 hours of $73,957,254 can't be called a shitty coin. If you don't understand the word shit coin, let someone or an expert explain it to you. And you should understand that the crypto space is full of speculations, and there is nothing strange about it in the crypto ecosystem.

Exactly. Despite being abandoned in development and innovation, Dogecoin still has a large community behind it. There are quite a few people using and supporting it in every way. It's one of the oldest cryptocurrencies on the market with a proven track record of stability and reliability. Given that it's primarily useful for micropayments, it has obtained the love of many crypto enthusiasts (like John McAfee). The world's famous technologist has been known to support crypto in every way. This time, McAfee has chosen Dogecoin as one of the few cryptocurrencies that will go to the moon. While I disagree with him, I'd have say that there's a possibility that Dogecoin will grow massively in mainstream adoption. It'll never rise in price due to its inflationary design. If somehow developers would've tweaked the Dogecoin blockchain to make it scarcer, prices would've gained traction across the crypto market.

Nonetheless, with many famous people talking positively about Dogecoin (McAfee, Musk, Buterin) you could except this cryptocurrency to get the attention it deserves within the mainstream world. Even if it remains abandoned by its devs, it'll still be useful as a currency for daily transactions. Its fast confirmation times and low fees, allows people to use it for said purpose. After all, Dogecoin has more transaction activity in its blockchain than Bitcoin Cash itself. Just my opinion