https://vintd.org/tags/doge-vintage/Recent content in DOGE Vintage on VintD.org – Vintage Coin Market & Time-Stratified PricingHugoenWed, 10 Jun 2026 20:00:00 +0000https://vintd.org/posts/vintage-turnover-ratio-decay/Wed, 10 Jun 2026 20:00:00 +0000https://vintd.org/posts/vintage-turnover-ratio-decay/A quantitative analysis of how coin turnover ratios — annual trading volume divided by supply — decline exponentially as coins age across Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin. The resulting decay curves reveal distinct vintage liquidity profiles that shape year-stratified pricing in secondary markets.https://vintd.org/posts/doge-vintage-year-stratification/Tue, 02 Jun 2026 02:00:00 +0000https://vintd.org/posts/doge-vintage-year-stratification/Dogecoin’s block reward history created four distinct vintage strata — 2013 genesis coins (1.3% of supply), 2014 randomized-reward coins (28%), 2015 pre-cap coins (37%), and the perpetual inflation era (33%). Unlike Bitcoin, no organized market for vintage-stratified DOGE exists yet. This article quantifies the supply distribution by year, models the inflation decay from 2,150% to 3.3%, and argues for an emerging premium structure.https://vintd.org/posts/vintage-coin-market-flash-year-premiums-hold-steady-as-market-matures/Sat, 30 May 2026 06:00:00 +0000https://vintd.org/posts/vintage-coin-market-flash-year-premiums-hold-steady-as-market-matures/The vintage coin market continues its maturation trend. Year-stratified premiums for BTC and DOGE have held steady through Q2 2026, with institutional OTC desks reporting consistent demand for pre-2015 coins.https://vintd.org/posts/the-vintage-premium-liquidity-paradox-why-older-coins-cost-more-yet-trade-less/Fri, 29 May 2026 02:00:00 +0000https://vintd.org/posts/the-vintage-premium-liquidity-paradox-why-older-coins-cost-more-yet-trade-less/Conventional finance says liquid assets command premium. In vintage crypto markets, the opposite is true: the oldest, rarest coins trade at the highest premiums yet have the thinnest order books and widest bid-ask spreads. This article dissects the liquidity paradox driving year-stratified pricing.