Topic: Community Matters: DigiByte (Read 112 times)
yes DigyByte is really great one and the community support is very very strong.i am holding DGB for 2 years almost but its not recovering from its dip.still i can say best blockchain project to me
- There is no company or person controlling the DigiByte blockchain
- No ICO
- Open-source blockchain created in late 2013 and released in early 2014, run by hardcore community members
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In a project there are many factors which helps the project to success, one is the community while the other is the team and most times they might work hand in hand. That is to say, a good community will always contribute to the success of a project and a bad community mostly caused by the behaviour of the team will only result in killing the project more; in whichever way, there will be growth or downfall. I do not own this coin but from the nature of its community it shows they really trusts in the project and always supporting in anyway they can. So in my own opinion, the community within any project matters and as such the team should be ready to work with them in order to ensure long term growth like that of this coin.
DigiByte is a great coin, there is no single doubt about that, but is it profitable & worth the investment? I would say it & 100% sure that it's not so profitable as a tradable coin.
No every coin that is having a good community means profit & good ROIs for you.
Yes, I saw those days that it's emerging and even bought it. It's not that competitive anymore but it's still at the top rank so if that's the basis of your choice as an investor, you can take it.No every coin that is having a good community means profit & good ROIs for you.
But I'm made my decision that I'll no longer buy or trade this coin.
DigiByte is a great coin, there is no single doubt about that, but is it profitable & worth the investment? I would say it & 100% sure that it's not so profitable as a tradable coin.
No every coin that is having a good community means profit & good ROIs for you.
No every coin that is having a good community means profit & good ROIs for you.
- There is no company or person controlling the DigiByte blockchain
- No ICO
- Open-source blockchain created in late 2013 and released in early 2014, run by hardcore community members
More Community Overviews
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