Robinhood must not be very accurate then, I cant see that at any time.

^^^^^^^^
Found the issue. I purchased through RH, but I set a limit sell. It executed...

Jeff you make a great case why you don’t have any puppy love for Dogecoin. I completely understand your sentiment and again, I strongly advise that a person should never take a highly speculative, crazy risk they can’t afford to lose. All of your points are valid.

On the other hand, if I attempted to answer your question and tackle the seemingly impossible task of justifying why a strange crypto-cat might have been inclined to purchased 2.5 million Dogecoins on the March dip last spring, I would speculate that he might have more belief in the power of the meme, and the puppet masters ability to herd cats more than most. Some read scripture, then watch the news and because of their If-Then logic, they end up building a bunker. Some follow Q or BLM movements like it’s the new gospel. The new converts on both sides are quick to realize the error of those that oppose their own viewpoint but most fail to understand the power of the weaponized platforms that are fueling the movement, product, or thought of the day…

The wildcatter that purchased 2.5 million Dogecoins in March 2020 at the dip (.0012), less than a year later on Feb 3 at 9 am his 2.5m Dogecoins would have been worth $79,250 (.0317). 24 hours later his 2.5m stake in DOGE would have grown to $129,500. (.0518).

Answers to questions often provide some perspective, so here's some food for thought -

Question 1: How much did the wildcatter risk to acquire his 2.5 million coin stake in dogecoin if he paid (.0012 per coin)?

Question 2: Do you consider the gain from the March dip to Feb 3 at 9 am (.0012 to .0317) to be epic, soaring or what’s the right word?

Question 3: How about the much smaller percentage increase that resulted in a $50K daily gain after Elon’s tweet in our crypto-cat’s 2.5m coin stake? I know it’s not race car or rock crawler money, but would that at least be considered soaring?

Without regard for the power of the meme, all fundamental logic suggests the chances of doge love to continue are baseless. While it would be a wild and crazy bet, just for grins let’s assume someone chooses not to buy a specific $3K part for his extreme rock crawler build and instead took a $3K chance on the doge at .045 where it was when I was writing this. That would buy 66,666 Dogecoins. If the doge mania happens to continue and at some distant time in the future it rises to a buck, that rock crawler part for doge bet would be worth $66,666. No, the numbers aren’t lost on me and it was hard to do the math so it worked out to entertain some of you…

For a $3K bet today to increase to near what the same bet paid off for our wildcatter last March until yesterday, Doge would have to increase to the nearly unthinkable amount of $2 per coin. If so, today's doge lover at $3K would have $130,332 reasons to love his doge and last March’s wildcatter would have $5 million reasons he was glad he didn't sell when it was any lower…


Then again I’m seriously terrible at math, especially after so many sleepless nights, so I might be off by a few decimal points here or there, but my bet on Dogecoins isn’t based on fundamental financial logic, it’s based more on herding cats… To be clear, I feel confident my investments in other crypto are based on sound financial principles when I apply my own If-Then bunker logic…

I would disagree on the no value. Its been valuable to me several weekends. Easy flip. I never cared about it having in crypto value. Robinhood doesn't offer a crypto wallet anyway. Most major brokers don't offer it. So unless you use something that offers a crypto wallet. That's all any of them are. Quick easy flips. The money i make has value. At least for now.

Made some good money on NU over the last week or so... got in a .175... sold at .55 and .62... waiting to jump back on the bus... think this coin could see 2-3 dollar range in the next 12-18 months. Past couple days nearly all alts been going up nicely.

I have had doge and have already made a few grand on doge you read a whole lot into my post that was not there and is not factual.

Even though you stated you didnt want to be perceived as trying to pump people into doge that is in fact what this thread is about. Why not just call a spade a spade.

"Hey I bought doge, you guys should buy some and tell your friends...... if we get enough to buy, we can sell ours and make some money"

I like to gamble, I go to the casino 15 minutes from my house at least once a week or more at times.

No idea what a crypto wallet is but you can buy doge, bitcoin, etherum on robinhood.....

Crypto should be a slice of the pie in every portfolio... risk can be high, but like any asset or investment you never lose a dime until you sale.... but the potential reward is high too.

The last few weeks have been good and I decided to take some off the top and purchase 2 vehicles.... I told my wife I wanted this truck and of course the response was, "What about my car"....Long story short, went to Sewell and paid cash for her Caddy.....And going Monday to pick up this beautiful truck....Saying goodbye to "Texas Rig" unfortunately but this thing is the chiz........

I'll probably be ticked in a year looking at what these purchases would have been but ya know, you have to take some profits...


Goodbye Texas Rig....you've been a great truck buddy


Hello Bro Texas Rig 2 perhaps? !!


Wife's Caddy

It’s only profit if you cash it out.

Just checking in Team

For those following and decided to take advantage of the power of the meme and made a gain, you’re welcome. Doge is at an all time high in the middle of a trending meme and social media frenzy. It climbed into the top 10 crypto list with a market cap over $10 billion. Our crypto-cat that bought more DOGE during the November dip is up over $200K on his small bet. I know it started as a joke but I also understand meme momentum. Here are some things going on with it -



joke superbowl commercial

Saw another thing that they might have Dogecoing commercial during the SB

I posted a fake one but a real one isn't on the official commercial list that I've seen but they always have a few surprises. That said, the Robinhood commercial does begin showing a dog so I'm sure some will make a meme out of it. BTW - Tom - cool rides and congrats!

Looks like around 3.5 coins.