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Is anyone else starting to become a bit excited?

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As per title, have we reached the bottom ?

Don't think we'll see the likes of $3200 ever again.

$5150 at time of posting.

Back in the mainstream media once more.

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Dohnjoe

My god, Doge still going up. $0.028 on binance now, was $0.008 yesterday.

grindle

drunkmonkey wrote: »

What's the easiest way to buy Dogecoin, not on coinbase or wirex?

Why are you buying it at ATH on a vertical line, if I may ask? Sounds dangerous.

Bodjhrjekekr

Pump on xlm at the moment

drunkmonkey

What's the easiest way to buy Dogecoin, not on coinbase or wirex?

Mucashinto

Irish_rat wrote: »

This won't be the end, GME is going to be bought up in droves after this

But surely you don't actually want to be left holding these at some point? I'm guessing no-one genuinely believe they're worth anything close to the current price surely.

Maddest thing I've ever seen tbh. Not sure the '08 crisis caught the imagination and highlighted the levels of basic greed/corruption/reckless gambling that seems to underpin a huge part of these hedge funds as much as this tbh. Managers all over the news channels trying to demonstrate how valuable they are and all the good they do, hopefully no-one's buying it imo.

Also saw someone say that Robinhood is basically a scam. It's free in the way google is - the product is you. It gives them a massive peek at the current orders for a substantial portion of the market now and then they use high frequency trading to make plays depending on that. Sounds highly probable to me, but I'm getting more cynical by the day at this stage

Bodjhrjekekr

Is Ethereum a good/safe long term investment? I bought 1 a few weeks ago just wondering people's sentiments, seems to be steadily climbing?

Irish_rat

BrandonBay86 wrote: »

Sold out my GME position and lobbed it into Bitcoin. Didn’t catch the full wave like some of the “aut*sts” on Reddit but that was some craic.

A great case for decentralisation with the whole Robinhood & Discord fiasco.

Well done for giving your stock to the hedge funds who were the only ones buying.

This won't be the end, GME is going to be bought up in droves after this

Dohnjoe

It's quite unlikely there was any sort collusion from regulators. They have to do their job regardless of populist sentiment.

Keep in mind everyone knows there is nothing organic or natural about an online community suddenly, spontaneously and "coincidentally" all buying exactly the same stock, at the same time. Even if it's done to "stick it to the man", yes it's entertaining to watch all this unfold, and watching greedy hedge funds sweat, but no one should be under any illusions here.

Bob24

Whelo79 wrote: »

What has happened today in relation to these shares and how trading was manipulated is a disgrace and their will be huge investigations into in. RobinHood are owned by Citadel, it's clear market manipulation.

Interactive Broker says regulators were involved in the decision to block trading. If true I wouldn’t expect much from any inquiry.

https://twitter.com/biancoresearch/status/1354893124410216449?s=21

It looks like to me what we just witnessed is massive manipulation to cover the a** of some big players, with full blessing (an possibly a request) from the regulators.

On the crypto side - this is one arguments for blockchain which are running 24/7 and whereby it would be much more difficult for colluding regulators and large players to stop transactions.

Whelo79

Dohnjoe wrote: »

Not sure what effect Gamestop will have on crypto, I feel it's much more specific to stocks and a "**** you" to hedge funds.

However the style is identical to crypto, everyone screeching to "HoDL" to everyone else while the smart people cash out.

The difference with the call for Hodl with GME is that the hedge fund shorters HAVE to settle their calls, which means buying shares at whatever the price is on the settlement date, which in turn pumps the price even higher.

What has happened today in relation to these shares and how trading was manipulated is a disgrace and their will be huge investigations into in. RobinHood are owned by Citadel, it's clear market manipulation.

rapul

BrandonBay86 wrote: »

I was replying to wojak above me.

BrandonBay86

rapul wrote: »

Wrong thread, this is a crypto forum!

And strange comment aswell

I was replying to wojak above me.

rapul

Wrong thread, this is a crypto forum!

And strange comment aswell

BrandonBay86

RasTa wrote: »

Screenshot please.

Do you want a picture of my mickey too?

RasTa

BrandonBay86 wrote: »

Sold out my GME position and lobbed it into Bitcoin. Didn’t catch the full wave like some of the “aut*sts” on Reddit but that was some craic.

A great case for decentralisation with the whole Robinhood & Discord fiasco.

Screenshot please.

rapul

Indeed

BrandonBay86

Sold out my GME position and lobbed it into Bitcoin. Didn’t catch the full wave like some of the “aut*sts” on Reddit but that was some craic.

A great case for decentralisation with the whole Robinhood & Discord fiasco.

Dohnjoe

Not sure what effect Gamestop will have on crypto, I feel it's much more specific to stocks and a "**** you" to hedge funds.

However the style is identical to crypto, everyone screeching to "HoDL" to everyone else while the smart people cash out.

Jim Root

Thargor wrote: »

People have just seen with Gamestop and the rest that when the bubble in equities pops that the brokers will be ordered to lock them out of selling their shares while the elites are allowed to settle their positions in comfort, I said it in the other thread that even 72 hours ago this would have been unthinkable in shares, we already saw it happen with cash in the bank during the last crisis. This bodes very well for Crypto this year.

Was literally coming on to the thread to ask if this GameStop thing is good or bad for crypto.

Thargor

People have just seen with Gamestop and the rest that when the bubble in equities pops that the brokers will be ordered to lock them out of selling their shares while the elites are allowed to settle their positions in comfort, I said it in the other thread that even 72 hours ago this would have been unthinkable in shares, we already saw it happen with cash in the bank during the last crisis. This bodes very well for Crypto this year.

Dohnjoe

Been following Doge for over 5 years now, I wouldn't say it's a front-runner, but any alt's that jump in a bull, and then do it a second time are not exactly a bad omen. Especially when it's a non-Defi coin. A few others are also moving in the last 24 hours - if that can get to a critical mass at some point, and nothing bad happens, then we could get some sort of full alt run (a la 2017). Especially if BTC and Eth "chill out" (no one wants to buy alts when the 2nd cap coin, Eth, is actually outperforming most of them)

Usual disclaimer, could all go down.

Bruno Mannheim

look at DOGE in the past prior to big alt runs, its a front runner on more than one occasion

Dohnjoe

Seems to be down to a vague tweet by one of the Wallstreetbets guys, jesus if those guys focused on a crypto

Bruno Mannheim

dont be distracted by the BTC correction........focus on the alts for now and DCA into BTC

Bruno Mannheim

Lex Luthor wrote: »

$DOGE popping off
its usually a leading indicator for altcoin season

This........

rapul

Dohnjoe wrote: »

Selling some of my Doge, it's gone nuts, every ridiculous sell price I set is being reached

Only about to post Doge anyone!
Bought em years ago so am enjoying watching where it will go, no loss to me if goes to nothing

Dohnjoe

Selling some of my Doge, it's gone nuts, every ridiculous sell price I set is being reached

Irish_rat

Stacking more sat's, I think BTC is a bit lower ratio when comparing to ETH atm.

jimmii

Mellor wrote: »

Sorry, think I wasn’t clear. I went why stake ADA with that pool over any of the others?

How are rewards split.
What are the pool stats.
What experience doesn’t the pool operator have.
How is node maintained etc.

These are the questions that people staking will look at imo.

Ah right I get you lol! Currently fees are 340 per epoch with 0% margin to try get things going and to try attract people in so fees are lower than they generally are. Theres two people behind it one has the technical background and had a career in IT and now has a few crypto related interests behind the scenes who is taking care of the so has lots of similar experience including running nodes etc. That's about all I know I'm just in the pool not a pledge or anything so only really know the basics was just curious if anyone had any success in bringing anyone in in any way really.

Mellor

Sorry, think I wasn’t clear. I went why stake ADA with that pool over any of the others?

How are rewards split.
What are the pool stats.
What experience doesn’t the pool operator have.
How is node maintained etc.

These are the questions that people staking will look at imo.