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<blockquote data-quote="Macemore" data-source="post: 467280" data-attributes="member: 6113"><p>If I had a magical crystal ball I'd probably tell you no, so I'll tell you; probably not. I haven't been as deep into the community as when it first launched and the following years but from my regular checking in, it seems that overall development on DGC is stagnated and its more or less just another crypto. With that, it's not to say there isn't a chance for some kind of benefit to be provided from it, or for change to come. It's just the same idea with bitcoin, you have to convert not only the code but the userbase. The latter being far more difficult to sway than you'd imagine, albeit probably easier in the light of people refusing to wear masks, idiots are online too right? They are, and they're buying crypto. Many people don't want DGC limited, and from what arguments I've managed it's mostly because memes. </p><p></p><p>DGC going limited isn't the issue, it's the fact that it would inevitably lead to a hard fork and a large division in the userbase. The miners would chose sides and with it would go the value of the currency, if you thought it had any. The intrinsic value that is attributed to DGC is in my opinion grossly overinflated, as it is now. What do you buy with DGC? What payment portal that accepts DGC doesn't accept damn near every other coin? With those answered (nothing;none), why use DGC in the first place?</p><p style="text-align: center"><strong><em><span style="font-size: 26px">Memes</span></em></strong></p><p>Again we're kind of back where we started, what cryptos should we be looking out for? It seems like you've got a fairly good comprehension of crypto and the nuances between the myriad of options. I'm interested in the coins YOU are looking out for, and the ones you may be holding? </p><p></p><p>Over the years I've tend to a more conservative investment scheme where I started off buying any and all cryptos that seemed interesting, only to realize small gains years later. Yes profit is nice, but it was negligible and I could have made more keeping the BTC / USD and spending it elsewise. I'm sure many have profited off other coins but I've not made any kind of significant sum from anything but BTC and LTC. </p><p></p><p>My problem is finding that intrinsic value everyone seems to know the exact number of. If no one is buying anything with it, no one getting paid with it, what are they doing?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Macemore, post: 467280, member: 6113"] If I had a magical crystal ball I'd probably tell you no, so I'll tell you; probably not. I haven't been as deep into the community as when it first launched and the following years but from my regular checking in, it seems that overall development on DGC is stagnated and its more or less just another crypto. With that, it's not to say there isn't a chance for some kind of benefit to be provided from it, or for change to come. It's just the same idea with bitcoin, you have to convert not only the code but the userbase. The latter being far more difficult to sway than you'd imagine, albeit probably easier in the light of people refusing to wear masks, idiots are online too right? They are, and they're buying crypto. Many people don't want DGC limited, and from what arguments I've managed it's mostly because memes. DGC going limited isn't the issue, it's the fact that it would inevitably lead to a hard fork and a large division in the userbase. The miners would chose sides and with it would go the value of the currency, if you thought it had any. The intrinsic value that is attributed to DGC is in my opinion grossly overinflated, as it is now. What do you buy with DGC? What payment portal that accepts DGC doesn't accept damn near every other coin? With those answered (nothing;none), why use DGC in the first place? [CENTER][B][I][SIZE=7]Memes[/SIZE][/I][/B][/CENTER] Again we're kind of back where we started, what cryptos should we be looking out for? It seems like you've got a fairly good comprehension of crypto and the nuances between the myriad of options. I'm interested in the coins YOU are looking out for, and the ones you may be holding? Over the years I've tend to a more conservative investment scheme where I started off buying any and all cryptos that seemed interesting, only to realize small gains years later. Yes profit is nice, but it was negligible and I could have made more keeping the BTC / USD and spending it elsewise. I'm sure many have profited off other coins but I've not made any kind of significant sum from anything but BTC and LTC. My problem is finding that intrinsic value everyone seems to know the exact number of. If no one is buying anything with it, no one getting paid with it, what are they doing? [/QUOTE]
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