Let's not forget that Doge is not only based on a fine community, it's also a quite unique coin because of the 5 Billion yearly inflation. Imho, this should be interesting for investors who are wary of the inconvenients of a currency with too high deflation.
Also, for the next few years, our inflation rate will actually be lower than Bitcoin, that's awesome for those interested in medium-term profits. And we prooved many times that we were legit by sponsoring events and charitable organisations, and being one of the most active community on Reddit, and - the most important - being the altcoin that is the most used in commerce.
There is reason to see value in Doge, and anyone who bought above 100 sat should be quite happy to have the opportunity to buy more now.
I do agree with BayAreaCoins that getting smaller coins to be merged-mined with us wouls be marvellous for the long-term security of our network.
No one bought into DOGE at first with the thought that there wasn't a cap. It isn't revolutionary... it is fucking stupid and tragic that people actually think this is a good idea. Read the article link and you will even see the DOGE creators point it out about bitcoin. Everyone who is introducing a friend to bitcoin always outlines how there will only be 21 million because that is a big deal. (I thought this was obvious for everyone... obviously not)
The fork must happen regardless of this train of thought that you picked up from Jackson and the fact of the matter is that the DOGE fork that is merge mined with HUC will have the most mining power. Therefore it will be the fork that is followed. (I believe that is how it works... kind of a shitty short cut to the mining power, but what must be done must be done)
HUC isn't smaller, it is much large in terms of mining power. DOGE isn't shit without a strong ally... not a bunch of shitcoin allies.
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What investor wants his shares constantly diluted?
Fuck the % of doge per year the fact is there will be 5.25 BILLION coins per year fo eva.