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    1. Educational_Cut5197 on

      If you’re a gambler and dont give a damn, bitcoin. If you’re a lunatic and like lighting money on fire, Dogecoin. If you want to be smart, an S&P 500 index fund.

    2. I would choose Doge for a better return. And I wouldn’t get to greedy also. I don’t know what the plan would be for the investment? “Just see where things would go”? Or more heading to a certain profit to then spend on what ever? I’m nearing the 100k coins. $1 would be lovely, but I’ll probably sell before it would reach that.

    3. Looking to ‘day trade’ / play the market for quicker gains or long term invest? Doge is on sale right now and it may go lower but I would expect it to bounce back to at least 0.25 in the coming months. Will it ever get back to 0.80? My magic 8 ball says not anytime soon. This is all speculation and I’m just some dude on the internet. If I were open to higher risk, I’d probably go Doge. I might even try to play the market to get the Doge millionaire status, if I was okay eating the capital gains taxes on short term sales, though even buying at 16¢ you’d need to flip and buy more a couple of times.

    4. I wouldn’t.

      I’d put it in Berkshire, Brookfield or Fairfax (yeah I’m Canadian and have a Canada bias)

      Actually when I had 10k, I did all 3, and it worked out quite well.

    5. #NEITHER!

      Because you NEVER go all in or all out. Doing that turns it into gambling, and you could lose the lot.

      Trading is where you need to be. Buy and sell small parcels, and sell or rebuy as prices change. Doing this will nett small profits which will stack up over time and make your entire stash totally free. Then you can park the cash somewhere it will be earning an income stream, from diversified resources.

    6. Aggravating_Job_4651 on

      Wait till crypto winter hits. Then make moves. it seems like everyone forgot that crypto has a 4 year cycle. I don’t care how much money and or adoption it had the past 2 years. There will always be a correction. Should be starting soon.

    7. nearly all of your post history is about doge.

      it’s not a question of potential %, it’s about risk tolerance.
      Is your father in law 20 or 55 years old? will he need the money eventually, or can he let it sit and forget about it? etc

      Also, btc or nothing. doge for trade(gamble) not investing. unless you can forget about it and don’t actually neee the money anytime soon or next few years.

    8. Doesn´t matter. Just have him buy in low and sell high. Easypeasy. And only follow my advice, not what I´m doing to lose my own money

    9. Living_Implement_169 on

      As someone who’s holding doge. 80% bitcoin 20% doge and ONLY if you’re going to babysit the doge for when to sell and buy on the dip

    10. Definitely put on Doginme , perfect entry , from here tons of potential to grow. Just saying , 3 years ago SWFTC did same

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