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DOGEUSDT20241115P0.386
Dogecoin / Tether USD Nov 15 2024 0.386 Put
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DOGE Specific Mentions
As of Jul 3, 2026 1:58:18 AM EDT (1 min. ago)
Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.
3 hr ago • u/Numerous_Ruin_4947 • r/ethereum • daily_general_discussion_july_02_2026 • C
I bought ETH when it was around $300 in 2017 and mined it for four years, even when the price crashed to $80. The most I ever mined was about 1 ETH per week, and I mostly mined during the colder months. I usually shut the rigs down during hot summers, so most of the mining happened in winter, spring, and fall.
In hindsight, I probably would have been better off just buying ETH at $80. Mining 4 ETH in a month cost me around $600 in electricity, so roughly $150 per ETH. The rigs did heat the house, which lowered the natural gas portion of our energy bill, but I still could not compete with someone who simply bought ETH at $80. On top of that, I had all the hardware expenses, maintenance time, troubleshooting, heat, noise, and general hassle.
I like working on computers, but mining was not exactly the most rational approach. That is why I laugh at stubborn Bitcoin miners who seem trapped in the same mindset.
I also made some dumb BTC and ETH trades into shitcoins in late 2017 and early 2018. After that, I mostly just held the ETH I mined. All my BTC was traded away. In 2021, I sold some ETH to FOMO into the DOGE craze with Elon. Within a day, I bought back my original ETH amount and held the remaining DOGE as house money.
Since then, I have basically been a bag holder of all my coins. I sold some BNB in 2024, 2025, and 2026, and I sold some ZEC in 2026.
The rational thing to do would have been to unstake and sell all my ETH whenever it was above $4k, then buy it back when it crashed toward $2k. But that is hindsight wisdom. My bullishness on ETH prevented me from doing that.
And with my luck, if I ever decide to do that the next time ETH goes above $4k, it probably never goes back down to $2k.
I guess the lesson is that you have to pay attention to the broader asset sentiment and not just trap yourself in an echo chamber. Conviction is important, but it can also blind you.
sentiment 0.94
7 hr ago • u/KREIJO • r/dogecoin • everything_flying_apart_from_doge • C
Thanks for the cheap DOGE 🤌🏻
sentiment 0.44
11 hr ago • u/KREIJO • r/dogecoin • everything_flying_apart_from_doge • C
Seriously. I sold back in 2017 and 2021. I made some money but I wish I held from back in the day when I first found it. DOGE has proved EVERYONE wrong time and time again. Won’t be missing the long haul this time.
sentiment -0.58
12 hr ago • u/hempire90 • r/GME • emoji_timeline • ☁️ Fluff 🍌 • B
Some tinfoil with the emoji timeline
🍻: ?
💥: ?
🔥: ?
👀: ?
🇺🇸🎤: ?
Let me know thoughts. Open discussion - its looking spicy.
We know president is quite selfish, loves fame, money and winning. So he gets what he gets mostly all that when squeezes happen.
From bbbwhy writeup:
CONFIRMED: Signed sovereign wealth fund (SWF) executive order Feb 2025. White House posted "Power to the Players" with GameStop in Oct 2025. Cohen publicly endorsed president. Hassett called Intel stake "down payment on SWF." DOGE expires July 4, 2026.
President pledged "many more cases" like Intel. Hassett said the SWF is "starting to look like" a reality. The model isn't hypothetical — it's already being implemented, company by company, stake by stake. The question isn't whether the U.S. will have a sovereign wealth fund. It's whether the fund's capitalization event — the big bang that seeds it with hundreds of billions in a single moment — happens to coincide with a certain short squeeze, a certain IPO, and a certain birthday party on July 4, 2026.
sentiment 0.98
13 hr ago • u/DependentSpecific206 • r/stocks • tesla_reports_480126_vehicle_deliveries_for • C
One car for every soul lost as a direct result of Musk’s DOGE gutting of USAID. And yet he’s not going to get punished for what he and DOGE did
sentiment -0.65
17 hr ago • u/RealPrinceZuko • r/pennystocks • the_lounge • C
Started a position in SHPH. Lots of crypto related news and an insider just bought 100k worth of shares. Tiny float that recently pivoted to merge with united dogecoin (largest DOGE miner)
sentiment 0.71
22 hr ago • u/DuckLIT122000 • r/wallstreetbets • fed_chief_kevin_warsh_declines_to_hint_at_july • C
We should bring back DOGE. They can cut the inflation out of the budget
sentiment -0.27
23 hr ago • u/Tim-Rocket • r/CryptoCurrency • there_are_now_only_10_coins_above_10_billions_in • C
You'll understand as soon as you realize DOGE is going to get less and less inflationary over time.

Soon (4\~6 years, maybe even sooner) it will be less inflationary than the USD, at that point we might see more dollars than DOGE entering the market.
Also, I do not own any DOGE.
sentiment 0.00
3 hr ago • u/Numerous_Ruin_4947 • r/ethereum • daily_general_discussion_july_02_2026 • C
I bought ETH when it was around $300 in 2017 and mined it for four years, even when the price crashed to $80. The most I ever mined was about 1 ETH per week, and I mostly mined during the colder months. I usually shut the rigs down during hot summers, so most of the mining happened in winter, spring, and fall.
In hindsight, I probably would have been better off just buying ETH at $80. Mining 4 ETH in a month cost me around $600 in electricity, so roughly $150 per ETH. The rigs did heat the house, which lowered the natural gas portion of our energy bill, but I still could not compete with someone who simply bought ETH at $80. On top of that, I had all the hardware expenses, maintenance time, troubleshooting, heat, noise, and general hassle.
I like working on computers, but mining was not exactly the most rational approach. That is why I laugh at stubborn Bitcoin miners who seem trapped in the same mindset.
I also made some dumb BTC and ETH trades into shitcoins in late 2017 and early 2018. After that, I mostly just held the ETH I mined. All my BTC was traded away. In 2021, I sold some ETH to FOMO into the DOGE craze with Elon. Within a day, I bought back my original ETH amount and held the remaining DOGE as house money.
Since then, I have basically been a bag holder of all my coins. I sold some BNB in 2024, 2025, and 2026, and I sold some ZEC in 2026.
The rational thing to do would have been to unstake and sell all my ETH whenever it was above $4k, then buy it back when it crashed toward $2k. But that is hindsight wisdom. My bullishness on ETH prevented me from doing that.
And with my luck, if I ever decide to do that the next time ETH goes above $4k, it probably never goes back down to $2k.
I guess the lesson is that you have to pay attention to the broader asset sentiment and not just trap yourself in an echo chamber. Conviction is important, but it can also blind you.
sentiment 0.94
7 hr ago • u/KREIJO • r/dogecoin • everything_flying_apart_from_doge • C
Thanks for the cheap DOGE 🤌🏻
sentiment 0.44
11 hr ago • u/KREIJO • r/dogecoin • everything_flying_apart_from_doge • C
Seriously. I sold back in 2017 and 2021. I made some money but I wish I held from back in the day when I first found it. DOGE has proved EVERYONE wrong time and time again. Won’t be missing the long haul this time.
sentiment -0.58
12 hr ago • u/hempire90 • r/GME • emoji_timeline • ☁️ Fluff 🍌 • B
Some tinfoil with the emoji timeline
🍻: ?
💥: ?
🔥: ?
👀: ?
🇺🇸🎤: ?
Let me know thoughts. Open discussion - its looking spicy.
We know president is quite selfish, loves fame, money and winning. So he gets what he gets mostly all that when squeezes happen.
From bbbwhy writeup:
CONFIRMED: Signed sovereign wealth fund (SWF) executive order Feb 2025. White House posted "Power to the Players" with GameStop in Oct 2025. Cohen publicly endorsed president. Hassett called Intel stake "down payment on SWF." DOGE expires July 4, 2026.
President pledged "many more cases" like Intel. Hassett said the SWF is "starting to look like" a reality. The model isn't hypothetical — it's already being implemented, company by company, stake by stake. The question isn't whether the U.S. will have a sovereign wealth fund. It's whether the fund's capitalization event — the big bang that seeds it with hundreds of billions in a single moment — happens to coincide with a certain short squeeze, a certain IPO, and a certain birthday party on July 4, 2026.
sentiment 0.98
13 hr ago • u/DependentSpecific206 • r/stocks • tesla_reports_480126_vehicle_deliveries_for • C
One car for every soul lost as a direct result of Musk’s DOGE gutting of USAID. And yet he’s not going to get punished for what he and DOGE did
sentiment -0.65
17 hr ago • u/RealPrinceZuko • r/pennystocks • the_lounge • C
Started a position in SHPH. Lots of crypto related news and an insider just bought 100k worth of shares. Tiny float that recently pivoted to merge with united dogecoin (largest DOGE miner)
sentiment 0.71
22 hr ago • u/DuckLIT122000 • r/wallstreetbets • fed_chief_kevin_warsh_declines_to_hint_at_july • C
We should bring back DOGE. They can cut the inflation out of the budget
sentiment -0.27
23 hr ago • u/Tim-Rocket • r/CryptoCurrency • there_are_now_only_10_coins_above_10_billions_in • C
You'll understand as soon as you realize DOGE is going to get less and less inflationary over time.

Soon (4\~6 years, maybe even sooner) it will be less inflationary than the USD, at that point we might see more dollars than DOGE entering the market.
Also, I do not own any DOGE.
sentiment 0.00
1 day ago • u/J-Dawg82 • r/dogecoin • finally_hit_300k_doge • C
If you doubled down at .069 you’d be sitting on 600K DOGE @.10
sentiment -0.06
1 day ago • u/ParadoxicallyPlain • r/wallstreetbets • suckerberg_panic_bought_the_entire_ai_chip_supply • C
If Elon wanted to make humanity better (he says what people want to hear) then how come he built that Collosus data center in that community in Memphis knowing damn well it was going to be a health hazard to those people who lived nearby? He’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing, nothing more. And the reason why he did the whole DOGE thing was just to get on the inside and finagle all the permit crap his company wouldn’t have to deal with to build what they want where they want.
sentiment 0.15
1 day ago • u/alwayscursingAoE4 • r/wallstreetbets • suckerberg_panic_bought_the_entire_ai_chip_supply • C
Bill Gates is actually someone I despise a lot. The damage he did during the open source revolution has set the world back by an incalculable amount.
Elon’s DOGE was a complete failure on any metric.
sentiment -0.84
1 day ago • u/Random_Botter • r/dogecoin • 300k_doge_coin_still_holding • C
Will most likely hit zero, with how DOGE was never meant for anything.
sentiment 0.00


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