Dogecoin development is heating up, and we could soon see Dogecoin tips pop up on more social media sites, such as Facebook and YouTube.
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Icbeonne Senama
The thing with doge is that few people have many. Many people have few. There will be real value here when billions of people have thousands of doge... currency...current...flow. there will always be the miners who have billions...
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Pete Daoust
The thing with doge is that few people have many. Many people have few..
And how do you KNOW that Icbeonne Senama ?? :D
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Icbeonne Senama
I know that because 2+2=4.
You can verify by cheching stats of mining pools and doing some math. Some people are mining THOUSANDS if not TENS OF THOUSANDS daily. Most people do not have the knowledge or equipment to perform such feats!
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Pete Daoust
It's "machines" that mine, and it's impossible for you to know how many "PEOPLE" are behind these machines.... :)
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Pete Daoust
What makes you think that 1 people is behind 1 machine ?
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Pete Daoust
We are 3 people behind our mining rig......maybe some other rigs have 5 people behind them, or 50......who knows ???
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Pete Daoust
But I agree with you that 2+2=4 :D
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Icbeonne Senama
You are most likely right about those MONSTER miners out there. They probably have fewer than 50 people though. Most low-end miners are probably manned by one. Just remember bitcoin wouldn't have the value it has today if when back in the early days some people didn't spend 1000+ bitcoin for a PIZZA!
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Pete Daoust
Hey, I know of a company that accept Dogecoin, in Montreal.......they are selling circuit breakers and shit like that :D
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Icbeonne Senama
http://www.stuffcoins.com/doge/
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Icbeonne Senama
Many more...
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Pete Daoust
I just added SFC Inc in there :D
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Pete Daoust
:D
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Pete Daoust
I will jam that website with STUFF :D
David Vilaca
Thanks Pete Daoust, I have a ton of stuff to get rid of. :)
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Steve Lemieux · Steeve Contributing Beneficiary
Pete is right on the fucking "money" here,
EVERYONE should promote "crypto commerce" with whatever cryptocurrency they have on hand. The more the "sheeple" see cryptocurrency being used ALL OVER THE WEB as well as in physical locations, the more they'll accept it and want to learn about them.
If you have a business, start exchanging cryptocurrency, even on a small scale - the words "We accept bitcoin!", maybe "We accept dogecoin!" should be prominently displayed in every entrance.
About 2,330,000 results = google search for "we accept bitcoin" - what will that number be 1 year from now???
https://www.google.com/#q=%22we+accept+bitcoin%22
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Janick Paquette
I'll wait a little! :/
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