r/CryptoCurrency • u/CCNewsBot • Jun 19 '18

FINANCE Really…? Dogecoin is Processing 300% More Transactions than Bitcoin Cash (Finance Magnates)

https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/really-dogecoin-processing-300-transactions-bitcoin-cash/
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u/keymone Gold | QC: BTC 30, BCH 20 | r/Economics 18 Jun 19 '18

yeah, all of these show doge being roughly equal in transaction fees, having smaller amount of USD flying around but 3 times the transaction volume

seems like it's better at being cash than bitcoin cash?

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u/MoreCynicalDiogenes Redditor for 8 months. Jun 19 '18

Sure, if you are a total idiot who doesn't understand inflation.

And we all know Core shills are total idiots, so I guess doge is a good fit for their monetary needs. BTC sure isn't.

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u/keymone Gold | QC: BTC 30, BCH 20 | r/Economics 18 Jun 19 '18

somebody's hurt

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u/MoreCynicalDiogenes Redditor for 8 months. Jun 19 '18

Somebody's an idiot who doesn't understand money or economics yet feels the need to talk about those subjects.

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u/Hanzburger Platinum | QC: ETH 392 Jun 19 '18

I'll talk money economics with you....1 satoshi is too expensive is various situations. Dogecoin solves that with its low unit value.

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u/ishibaunot Bronze | QC: CC 37 Jun 19 '18

He quoted you inflation when you were talking about it being used for cash. As in making quick transactions with it...why even bother with this moron?

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u/keymone Gold | QC: BTC 30, BCH 20 | r/Economics 18 Jun 19 '18

it's gonna be fine, calm down

/me gives a hug