Ice bucket (I'm one of the three active developers on the reference client):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03MrPJzcAt4&feature=youtu.beCryptobang:
1. Well, yes, that's what happens when only a few people buy the coin. If you want a coin to be well spread out, people do actually have to mine/buy it.
2. The current active development team is all post-launch developers. Dogecoin Core 1.7 was a complete rebuild using Bitcoin (instead of Litecoin) as its base, in part because of the early problems with Dogecoin. Many of the early problems were also related to extremely high transaction volume in comparison to many other coins, and simply illustrated issues that weren't visible in other coin's clients.
3. You mean the 1.8 hardfork to introduce AuxPoW? Block 371337.
4. See 1.
5. See 3. AuxPoW means we can take advantage of Litecoin's hash rate to drive Doge along.
6. Dogewallet was a third party service, much like MtGox. Not sure what it has to do with anything.
7. I cannot comprehend how you think security holes in NAS hardware are Doge's fault.
8. There's a constant issuance rate per-block that's well documented, and is expected to be around 5 billion coins per year after the 600k block.
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