> Newfag after years hesitating about investing in crypto.

>>2234446
>before the crash
>after the crash
You got a purdy mouth boy

it should have been obvious that dogecoin was a scam. The doge meme was already experiencing rigor mortis by the time the coin came out. It's in the grave and 6 feet under at this point. It'd be like someone coming out with a Shoop da woop coin or Milhouse coin.

If you're going to come out with a meme coin it should at least be a meme with some staying power like Pepe.

>>2234446
>Buy high
>Sell low

It's the only viable way to lamboland, anon.

>>2234446

HODL u cunt

Chinese love dogecoin, it' s a fucking dead meme but coin has been stable and around for along time.

if you're retarded enough to buy memecoins like doge and expect anyone else to pay for your hookers and blow by buying them off of you, you honestly deserve to live in poverty, not even sorry

>>2234500
Dude, Dogecoin functions independently of the Doge meme for a long, long time already. The meme was a jump-start, but its current condition doesn't matter in the least. Your argument is absolutely irrelevant.

>>2234551
Yea man, I'd totally buy a Millhouse coin

>>2234532
Dogecoin has a lot of advantages and is pretty seasoned, you're probably a nocoiner only looking at the meme side of things

>>2234532
Being a noob I learned the lesson fast enough: coins without technology behing are poor choices.

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>>2234446

Anyway, DOGEs are fast as fuck making transactions compared to BTC. That's something I have to applaud.

>>2234590
Yeah, its price is also pretty stable across different exchanges

>>2234600
I mean, the bid/ask difference is usually always 1 satoshi

If you want to gamble that is fine, but you have to realize that what you are doing is gambling. Buying alt coins and "investing" in crypto is similar to spending money at a casino - its mostly luck-based and the house always wins.

If you want to get l serious about investing and actually earn money, you have to put in a TON of time to learn. Read about fundamental and technical analysis. Practice demo trading. You can do that here:

www.demoinvestor.com

If you can profit doing that, try using real money. But be careful or you will lose more money again. Keep emotion out of it. It takes a lot of time and effort to make money from investing, but you can make a ton of money. Stay away from alt coins though, unless you just want to gamble.

>>2234576
you probably know fuckall about anything in this space. the only thing doge had going for it was stability across multiple exchanges but now thats fucked its nothing but another brick in the cryptobubble wall

>>2234562

Millhouse is not a meme

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>>2234446

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>>2234446
doge??? pls no

>>2234641
dogecoin is better than 90% of the other shitcoins out there.
You can actually use it in much more places for examples.

>>2234622
>Still with this technical analysis bullshit in 2017

>>2234446

I have a newish laptop that I don't love how can I make DOGE for free folks.

I'd be interested in miner pools or even just decent faucets.

I just like the idea of accumulating this currency with actually purchasing it. Obviously I know this is foolsih. Yet I find myself strangely comelled to accumulate DOGE.