Elijah144

My Full Doge Hypothesis

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Elijah144 Updated   
BITTREX:DOGEUSD   Dogecoin
For all of those that think my current hypothesis of ~$28 is crazy, get a load of what my idea for the next ten years is. My Doge analysis is modeled after what BTC did during 2010-2011 as Doge has been mimicking it very closely, and even shows very similar phase-cycle formation to BTC—the fib times also align quite nicely. Before anyone says anything about me comparing BTC to DOGE, that’s not what I’m doing. I did not compare them with an apriori intentioned bias, but rather I noticed how utterly similar the two have behaved to one another as an observation, and I’m following an extrapolative hypothesis. So far, things have moved very well and Doge rising to ~$28 will put the nail in the coffin for my hypothesis and for the observations I have made. Also, about the market cap… I don’t really care; BTC won’t be slowing down anytime soon—after this next run we will enter a bear phase for some time, but it will go back up reaching the millions completing phase 3.3 by ~2030–and neither will any of the currently viable coins. The crypto market is still in its early adoptive phase, therefore the gains seen up until now will look like a speck of sand compared to the amount of money that is going to be made this next cycle and for all phases hereafter. Think about how this market will behave once the majority finally realize that the blockchain is the greatest technological advancement since computers and the internet. That crypto and the blockchain are better investments than that of gold, silver, etc. Cash will inevitably fade away and we will have blockchain based data instead of our traditional, current internet and other means of data storage and presentation… we are only just beginning.
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All of this is a year plus on going hypothetical speculation on my part made off an initial observation, which so far has held true and accurate, so please let’s not be rude about my views…
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