Well away and play with the DOGEs then 
Cos everyone else is. My problem is lack of BTC or anything else cos its almost ALL tied up in MAID and Im still hodling
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Iâm not complaining, I was just making a statement of what I think the reality is. Iâm certainly not playing Doge. I do my bitcoin thing and a few other projects I like but thatâs all.
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Ha, only people making money on DOGE are early adopters, when the hammer falls people will be cryingâŚ
That Democles sword is hanging by a threadâŚ
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Which is why my very small plays are always protected by some very tight stop-loss limit orders. - Just surfing wee waves and ready for another big one if it comes
Donât even try and predict crypto " cycles ".
Itâs a losers game.
We could shoot up tomorrow, you never know, not everything is predictable, especially peoples opinions on price.
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Iâm not really sure what that means. Bitcoin cycles while they have become longer each time, have been relatively predictable that when one dies the next doesnât start again until post halving and there has been little to no exception that alts have followed in its relative pattern. As I said above, Iâm sure we see some pumps and stuff like that but there is no real history of significant price appreciation for projects when we arenât attached to the bitcoin cycle.
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Certainly not " clear"âŚ
Not to me anyway, give me some logical reasoning you might persuade me.
That statement seems more " pls sell under my conclusions "I want cheap coins .
Edit.
If we arenât attached to btc cycles as you said, pls donât include them in your reasoning.
When the markets pull back there are going to be buying opportunities at 0.40 I think, heck, 0.30 even.
Possibly, but past trends donât always predict the future, far to many variables.
The big coins have massive financial clout for their marketing, to get on the exchanges etc.
Dogecoin has Elon musk, I considered buying 1k of it in 2016 then decided nah, it might only double or triple, whoops.
Without at least a handful of exchanges price will jump a bit, stagnate, retreat, just the way it is.
Itâs a hodl and hope strategy
I wouldnât have bought doge, itâs a true shitcoin, money isnât everything, if it was we wouldnât all be here Supporting this gem of a progect.
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True but dogecoin was a gimmick coin, so low, in price, yet well known that it was a no brainer, only I passed on it, yet another mistake I made.
Our coin is on a dying standard, Omni. We have not been able to transition to ERC20 despite many projects having done so successfully. We are lack this basic skill which many projects have. We have only one major exchange.
The noise to signal ratio is off the charts. Yet you hear on here how wonderful it is there is no marketing, partnerships or outreach. Just look at the project and its approach from the outside. The outsider sees a dying project with limited capability generate a signal amongst the noise.
Iâve heard things like BTC had no marketing. Or ETH had no marketing. We are in a totally different market with no will to change the approach. It looks bad to any outsider that can see the big picture.
Build it and they will come is absurd. Itâs laughable in todays market.
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But you have integrity, no?
That canât be bought!
Iâll clear a few things up. The first one would be I have no desire to take cheap coins from anyone anymore. I want this thing at $10 tomorrow. Accumulation at some point just makes you a hoarder when value isnât rising. I could careless if I never get another cheap coin again.
I donât understand your âeditâ. I said that we are at the mercy of the bitcoin cycle so youâll have to explain that for me to respond.
My main point, to be clear, was that almost all projects, good and bad are financially birthed during a bitcoin cycle not outside of it. So my projection is if we do not have a working network before the end of this cycle, which seems unlikely or it will be very near the end of it, significant and sustainable price appreciation will probably not be a thing until 2024.
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Each to their own, I invested because I thought our tech would make the world a better place, and Iâve been rewarded well for doing so.
Fancy marketing may work for the masses, but has no substance ( imo anyway.)
Iâve drunk more than I should have to be commenting, ima bow out of this till another day.
Enjoy your weekend folks.
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@Knosis also makes excellent points including but not limited to Omni and the continued battle with exchanges which I donât want to fall down the hole of. I think the tech needs to be ready but all this other current holes wonât allow for this project just to rise from the ashes, especially outside a bitcoin bull market
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I can only reiterate
Too many variables!
This is true. Iâm not convinced that this âbitcoin cycleâ is even going to end like the others did. Rather, I think this is the beginning of mainstream adoption.
Sure, we wonât see the parabolic growth forever, but I think the days of 80%retracements are over.
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I agree with that but I still think we get the parabolic blow off followed by 50% downside or something like thag