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/popcorn

Having seen your “predictions”, and they have been wrong, I believe you’re getting the popcorn as a celebration for another surge going to $50,000 in two weeks? Cool

Because Stock-to-flow says so.

I never always believed in the model, but I was also wrong when I debated that it was “priced in” last year, approaching the halving.

Ath sunday night

You were wrong only by one day. How did you know? Cool

Back to your Dogecoin mining, you said that Dogecoin could make you earn more than Bitcoin, does it earn you more than Litecoin? They’re merge-mined, would Dogecoin become the “first coin” for that mining algorithm? Would ASIC companies/builders start to build ASICs with Dogecoin first in their plans, not Litecoin?

The earning now are 70% ltc and 30% doge. when you asked the question it was more like 60% ltc and 40% doge which was stunning. I would guess it may drift back to 80-20 ratio. but it was 95ltc and 5doge

Most people fail to see the mechanics of ltc/doge vs btc/bch/bsv
ltc and doge merge mine you mine both coins at the same time. and doge is a small (now bigger) by product.

They combine rather then compete as btc or bsv or bch this is fundamentally a huge issue as bsv and bch are much lessor users of the same al-gore-rhythm.

It’s a war of sustainability, which, I believe, the Core developers have solved thr issue by making design-decisions to make Bitcoin be more secure/robust, and more profitable for miners by capping the block size. It has made utility limited though, which the Lightning Network, or other off-chain networks might solve.