In my opinion there are actually only two possibilities regarding DOGE.

1). It will stand the test of time, giving it more and more legitimacy as the only meme-coin to actually having some kind of stable, long-lasting value.
I don't know many more cycles of crypto it would have to survive of this to happen, but just imagine it still is around in 30 years or so.
How wouldn't it be somewhat valuable after all that time. And given inflation etc. it falling below 0.01$ is also more unlikely as time goes.

2). The meme will die at some rather near time in the future. Maybe due to some hack or gigantic dump or just something unforeseen happening. Then it'll fall way below 0.01$ after some more time has passed.

Cheers,
Gift

Hello everybody

Apart from the last post by the team in here, I quickly wanted to go revisit the hopes I expressed to tell everybody reading this that shuttle indeed launched and the whitepaper (although only version 0.99) also was published.
Personally, I'd have liked it if the paper had a bit more meat on the bone (especially the PVRG section), but I'm glad the team seems to be hitting more and more deadlines, while also publishing great news.
The next thing to look out for is the open source SAP-connector (proUBC).

From my point of view, this is getting more and more promising.



Cheers,
Gift.

Looks like things have finally started happening. BankUnited was also added to the sponsor list in the PRVD-Oasis Github.
They (Peovi also have been teasing various news (and hopefully they include the whitepaper and the shuttle launch) until the 4th of July.

While I have started to become a bit skeptical over the last month these new information seems to point in the direction of everything actually being legit.
If the whitepaper also addresses the PVRG (another token and important thing not mentioned in here) distribution after the burn, then all my doubts will have vanished and I can't wait to see what they got in store.

I'm pretty sure this one is a project to watch in the near- AND long-term future (but as always keep a level-headed approach).   

Unfortunately we are wayyyy past that point. The rain of scam tokens has already gone through various circles (defi, food defi, doge clones etc) and it's only matter of time until the next big thing kicks off the next flurry of scams.


Increasing listing requirements might help ease the problem, but it'll only buy time. The elaborate scams will make it through them.

pretty interesting that even here on a forum which I alway thought held fundamentals in high regards SHIBA is getting quite a positive feedback.
Is it me or is it the kids who are wrong? I urgently need to consult my inner skinner.
And just to be grumpy: I think SHIBA is a fad that'll slowly fade away over time.

Imo it's always best and the most stable (in crypto terms that is) if your portfolio is built some bigboy coins like BTC/ETC.
Having said that, if you have a decent chunk in them you might as well experiment with other coins and given all the thousands of scams out there Link (and to some extent ADA even if I disagree) are pretty safe choices.

Just avoid switching always when 1 is rather low and the other is rather high.


Good luck man!

Bitcoin certainly has and will change how our financial system works and depending on what the outcome is this actually might save people.
But just making profit on the investment into Bitcoin is not really saving you UNLESS you take the profits or keep the Bitcoin.
Because if you at one point just feel like you have enough to gamble in the casino again, then you'll lose it all again and Bitcoin did not save anything in the longterm.

But I'm still glad for you and your profits