Quote from: El Dude on November 05, 2014, 08:07:33 AM

Quote from: dataispower on November 05, 2014, 08:01:53 AM

High-risk, high-reward.

In my opinion it is more probable for Dogecoin to gain half of bitcoin market cap, than for bitcoin to show the same amount of growth in the same period of time.

But as always, dont invest more than you can afford to lose.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=800004.0;all

You are delusional if you think a coin with no hard cap is going to ever gain half of bitcoin's marketcap.

Currency supply:

Dogecoin and bitcoin estimated inflation rate for the next 10 years.

2015: Bitcoin: 10.00% | Dogecoin: 5.20%
2016: Bitcoin: 9.09% | Dogecoin: 4.94%
2017: Bitcoin: 4.17% | Dogecoin: 4.71%
2018: Bitcoin: 4.00% | Dogecoin: 4.50%
2019: Bitcoin: 3.85% | Dogecoin: 4.30%
2020: Bitcoin: 3.70% | Dogecoin: 4.13%
2021: Bitcoin: 1.79% | Dogecoin: 3.96%
2022: Bitcoin: 1.75% | Dogecoin: 3.81%
2023: Bitcoin: 1.72% | Dogecoin: 3.67%
2024: Bitcoin: 1.69% | Dogecoin: 3.54%

The goal for the currency is to keep approximately 100 billion coins in circulation - thus after 100 billion Dogecoins are created, rewards will continue at 10k each block. This will help maintain mining and stabilize the number of coins in circulation (considering lost wallets and various other ways coins may be destroyed) at 100 billion.
https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/issues/23#issuecomment-33893149