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ok, so i just started mining some dogecoins (currently at 400 total in my wallet) but the only place ive found that supports it is Cryptsy, but even 1 hour later, my deposit of 30 dogecoins it is still sitting at pending, anyone know any other places, it doesn't look like BTC-E is available.

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I dont think anyone takes that currency seriously.

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I dont think anyone takes that currency seriously.

To be fair most people treated bitcoin similarly at one point.

Sadly I made that mistake.

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I think that http://cryptsy.com exchanges Doge for Bit.

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Dogecoin wallet -> Put it on Cryptsy (or another exchange that accepts DOGE) -> Convert to BTC -> Withdraw to your BTC wallet -> Sell BTC on BTC-E (or similar exchange) for USD -> Then you need to withdraw the USD through "paypal-like" websites.

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30 dogecoins is worth like nothing

it was just a test, i have about 1500 right now, just wondering where it is actually possible to sell, since bitcoin is literally impossible without an ASIC miner, and litecoin is getting close 

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ok, so i just started mining some dogecoins (currently at 400 total in my wallet) but the only place ive found that supports it is Cryptsy, but even 1 hour later, my deposit of 30 dogecoins it is still sitting at pending, anyone know any other places, it doesn't look like BTC-E is available.

www.coins-e.com- convert to btc

https://coinbase.com -sell btc

AAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGHHHHH!!!!

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I like www.cryptsy.com for my trading. Great day for miners, up 15%+ in a few hours.

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