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I am so sick of hearing about Dodge coin and people's stupid dumb luck from it?
Omygod people really need to shut up about Dodge coin, it's already up 18000% the past year… in your mind why do you think it's going to go up another 18000% when you can't even use the goddamn coin for anything whatsoever? And even if you could use it for anything significant, another 18000% gain is not justified at all whatsoever fundamentally.... Seriously take a basic financial education course. Learn what a bubble is, and stop daydreaming about quick riches please. If you got it before it went up 18000% good... congratulations on your dumb luck, but it's not gonna ******* happen again. Work hard, educate yourself, build a business, stop trying to get ******* rich overnight. So damn annoying. This goddamn coin attracts the stupidest of the stupid when it comes money and wealth building. Whenever I try to educate somebody about this stupid *** coin all they say to me in return is "to the moon", or "somebody missed out". Theres a reason why there is no billionaire touching it, because it's all a game, speculation and a casino. Any gains on this crap is nothing more than luck. Dumb luck.
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- Anonymous1 week ago
It's called "Dogecoin," not "Dodge coin." During the Renaissance, "Doge" was the title of the presiding banker-merchant of some Italian city-states, especially Venice (e.g., The Merchant of Venice by Wm Shakespeare). Also, the Italian allusion clearly dog-whistles that Dogecoin is the cryptocurrency of choice for the mafia, created and used to conduct untraceable criminal transactions.