GoodShibe

The most important thing to understand is that, even though this wallet is non-custodial, the actions you perform while using it are not private. This means that activities such as using #Dogecoin to purchase prohibited Lego sets or that Sexy Firemen calendar are not confidential. These actions can potentially be shared by Robinhood with third parties in case of legal issues or to comply with regulations. Furthermore - and this is true for all exchanges and brokerage services - the usage information generated by retail users holds immense value. This information can be utilized, for instance, to analyze the market and create models that "retail users" may never have access to, but which market makers covet. Lastly, in the event that Robinhood faces bankruptcy or is acquired by other companies, the information regarding your activities while using the wallet might be transferred to third parties. Please note that the aforementioned concerns likely extend to most wallets linked to crypto platforms. We will address this matter in future posts; however, take some time on your own to review the Terms of Service of your preferred wallet.

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This is important, Dutch shibes - remember to withdraw, now. Binance is offering an easy transition to a platform based in the Netherlands, Coinmerce, but Kraken and Bitvavo are options others are using without issues. Whatever you do, do it now, #Dogecoin.

Scammers are creating fake accounts relentlessly, impersonating others and trying to scam folks in the #Dogecoin community. @GoodShibe has been reporting this account to @TwitterSupport unsuccesfully for a long time now - can you help him? Please report this (notice the extra s): nitter.gq/Goodshibes

Dogecoin is not a token, it is a coin - with its own decentralized and permissionless blockchain. Its codebase is for the most part the same as Bitcoin; a different set of parameters make it somewhat different, but the core is the same. The developers are volunteers. There was no ICO, no pre-mine (anybody could mine with their GPU), no dev allocation of funds. It started as a joke. Its purpose is to transfer coins from point a to b without a centralized organization - and it can do that just fine. That's it. Why are you contrasting Filecoin specifically with Dogecoin in this tweet? Is it because you feel that the fact Filecoin has a more "tangible" function (storing files) and the possibility of paying dividends to its "investors" give it more worth? Or is it to win engagement? What does "So Coinbase can list it and Americans can inevitably lose money." mean, when, just following the charts from the inception of these coins, this is currently more accurate for Filecoin (launched via an ICO) than for Dogecoin? Are you implying a much higher "ROI" for people buying Filecoin? The core of the issue here is that we must stop using the "speculative" angle to push crypto and focus instead on tech. Crypto "investing" is not investing; it is gambling, built on little more than hot air. Retail must understand the meaning of risk. Companies like Coinbase, Binance, FTX, Gemini, Robinhood, and others, each one to different degrees, have pushed and made very real profits by pushing (and "gamifying") this speculative angle to their customers, often including assets after poor and opaque research. They created products, services (uninsured custody, for example), and derivatives which are potentially very dangerous for customers - often without proper or effective disclosure of risk.

Hey #Dogecoin, did you know that @patricklodder, the unstoppable Dogecoin Core maintainer and a force to be reckoned with, is on Twitter? Follow him, by jove! Among many things, he is also coordinating the efforts of independent devs and engineers via a "crowd-powered engineering" project at very.engineer. The aim is to encourage people to work together on open source hardware solutions for cryptos like #Dogecoin, #Litecoin and #Digibyte. Check the many threads where he, alongside folks like @RichDevX, @DogestMaximus, @KBluezr, and many others work on these solutions - and join the efforts! Dogs are, of course, welcome.