Quote from: StelioKontos on Today at 10:31:18 AM

Quote from: coin_1122 on Today at 09:53:19 AM

Actually, we don't see any use case for the Dogecoin.

I read this often, but it's not actually completely true: it's used as a transfer coin between exchanges due to its low fees and has a great value in the crypto discovery process due to the brand penetration into people not yet aware of crypto currencies.

Moreover, the "no use case" argument can be applied to most of the alt coins and most of the alt coins see their price to rise from time to time, therefore use case -> price going up is not a golden rule.

Exactly this.
I've been using DOGE as exchange transfer coin for years, but I'm not sure this argument remains valid the more expensive DOGE gets.
Protocol demands that tx fee cannot be lower than 1 DOGE, and exchanges often have much higher fees of 20 or 50 DOGE.
We shall see.

And "use case" is a misleading buzzword term.
Advocates say that some technical feature is their promising "use case", but then they have barely any users using that feature. So what good is that anyway?
It's like putting the cart before the horse.

Doge on the other hand is a valid P2P crypto currency with a 45 GByte blockchain, and it has lots of users that make use of this,
so this already IS its use case. And a very solid use case at that.