dogecoins

Now the question is what kind of slippage the seller of all those dogecoins will experience.

The Dogecoins were for Doge4Water, a charity set up to help people in Kenya get clean drinking water.

The Dogecoins will be converted to real money, and that money will be used to build new wells.

With so many Dogecoins flooding the market, it is likely that Doge will remain near worthless forever.

If anyone wants a few dogecoins to see how the site works, email me.

I take better care of my dogecoins, and they are only worth a few hundred at best.

I was granted a small amount of dogecoins (about $.10) for one of those contributions.

A member of the Dogecoin community donated 14 million Dogecoins (worth about US$11,000 on the exchanges) to a charity with one single message on Twitter.

I'm not sure how big the market depth for dogecoins is on the buy side.

If you don't have at least some approval process then people will just take advantage of your free credits by running minecraft servers or mining dogecoins.

The only useful application I've seen so far are the microtip dogecoins on reddit.

But what about apps that use spare cycles while you're plugged in, or above 75% battery, or between hours x and y, to mine dogecoins for charity?

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No one would be stupid enough to store their life savings in Dogecoins.

Dogecoins are intrinsically valuable so long as people enjoy sending/trading with them, and there's a real possibility of it becoming a widely used internet tipping currency.

>> No one would be stupid enough to store their life savings in Dogecoins.