My takeaway from all this back and forth on #monero vs. #bitcoin is I should be buying some #DOGE. Am I getting that right?
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Dogecoin is just a Bitcoin knockoff. You would be better off investing in a coin that has more potential than just saving and spending, i.e Ethereum.
If being a cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin makes it a knockoff then how the fuck is Ethereum better?
Bitcoin was first, Ethereum didn't come before Bitcoin
Ethereum isn't a fork of Bitcoin, and it has the capacity to support digital infrastructure in ways that BTC does not, such as from smart contracts, dApps, and DAOs. BTC, on the other hand, is used for spending and saving similar to gold.
How on earth is Dogecoin any better than BTC? It's essentially the same as BTC except it has a different name and logo. There's nothing different about using DOGE because it doesn't add on or have any features that differentiates it from BTC.
In my opinion, DASH is more innovative than DOGE because it incorporates CoinJoin, and DASH is a privacy shitcoin.
Doggie coin isn't a fork of Bitcoin any more than Ethereum is
It has lower transaction fees than Bitcoin, a picture of a dog, and the #1 position in asset performance
How the fuck do I still keep needing to explain this shit
It's a fork by proxy.
You literally suggest something with worse market performance than Bitcoin is better than the #1 top performing asset and then ask me how you're wrong, 11 years in
I just want to know what makes DOGE unique compared to BTC, ETH, or XMR in terms of what features or innovations it gives to the crypto industry, besides serve as an alternative to fiat, which is pretty every single crypto.
Stronger asset performance due to picture of dog
11 years of explaining this
So you're telling me that DOGE's #1 advantage is its own marketing?
No, I'm not the one that stretched the word "marketing" to refer to a meme dog
That's how people will see it tho because that is a very popular and recognizable meme. The meme could definitely be considered marketing IMO.
Definitely a stretch. The creators of the coin treat it like shit, it only "markets" itself - complete opposite of shit that's only propped up by marketing
What I'm getting at is that it's supposed to be digital art from the fact it uses Doge for promotion even though I'm sure his owners don't agree with it being used in such a way. Surprised they haven't sued the devs yet.
The only advantages I see in DOGE is its use of a pop culture icon and being more eco-friendly. 
So are you understanding why you should stack it or do you prefer disadvantages or smaller advantages (which are essentially disadvantages when compared against bigger advantages)?
I'm understanding but I don't think it's worth stacking only because it does not have strong enough privacy. If it employed some privacy features I might be leaning towards it as digital silver. But right now, I am doing anything to avoid attracting the feds' attention.
Wtf does avoiding the feds' attention mean? You think they're more anti-doge than anti-monero?
No but DOGE is not private like XMR is. DOGE addresses are public.
XMR isn't private from the feds either without an anonymity set it doesn't have yet, and electronics you probably don't have yourself
XMR makes parallel construction harder but I doubt that effect would be ruined by swapping some with doggie coin
By the way, I'm increasingly being gangstalked on nostr and nobody is standing up for me or the truth in general, I don't even care about doggie coin that much right now
That has nothing to do with Bitcoin and Monero
You should buy doggie coin because it's the top performing asset for the 11 years it's existed
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