Topic: [DIG] DIGIT [X13] |Available For Takeover! | - page 52. (Read 78113 times)

yes i think is very nice too.

I mine DIGIT coin on very nice pool www.minep.it. It`s not allowed for my member rank to put full code in signature but i do some shorter version.

Beautiful Coin Logo&huge amounts of total coins.Please do your best to make DIG to

popular!

I need to be more visible!? 

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Nice username!  

What is the official website?

DIGcoin is doing well, with so many great things to come.

Depending on your router, log in to it and there should be an option for that. Do you even need router port forwarding? Is your router firewalled?
You need to be in /coinname/src directory in order to compile daemon.
This is how i do it on Ubuntu. Also should hold true on Debian.
You need to be in /coinname directory in order to compile qt wallet:
I also have had some stoppages while compiling various coins. Usually i find my answers faster by google´ing.
But when i am available, and i think i can help, i will gladly assist.

Did not work (make: *** No rule to make target 'makefile.unix'. Stop.). http://pastebin.com/LzA5AYCj
How do I forward port manually?

 

Hi David.
Looks like common Arc problem lately.
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=177178
Perhaps just compile without UPNP and forward your port manually:
for daemon or same for qt.

I downloaded the binary.
Where can I get the libminiupnpc.so.8? I am not running Ubuntu, but Arch, so not apt-get will work me, I need the github location.

Trying to compile with the Arch version of make did not help much


Thank you.

。。good coin.
But..not hot

Keep up the great work, everyone!

Appears to be a very professional team. Expect success.

OK. I did have a look at source code earlier. So let me explain a bit how Digit works.

Theoretically the cap is stated in source code:


So- 90 billion coins. But i would not take that number seriously, because after 1000 Digit blocks will end, this coin block reward will be driven by difficulty and small time multiplier.
The only chance to easily mine Digit with graphic cards is first 60 000 blocks - which lasts about 1 month from launch. If difficulty does not rise over 200-300 then block reward will drop a lot.
With scrypt coins difficulty of 200 is around 2000 Mhs network hash rate.

Current time multiplier is around 3.x  As an example, lets say that in June, the difficulty will be around 200. Formula for block reward is simply  time multiplier x difficulty. So its 200 x 3.x = ~ 600 DIG.

Heres the catch. Today the highest difficulty was about 4.x  So if Digit difficulty continues to stay very low, then block reward will be only 4.x x 3.x = ~ 12-19 DIG or so. Thats drastical decrease from 1000.

Thats the beauty of this coin. It is meant to swim with the global market demand, but gives the chance to mine yourself nice amount of coins if you are early adopter.  
1 month of 1000 DIG is plenty of time for everyone to mine some Digit to themselves.  I think its fair. Especially considering the huge amount of rapidly mined coins trend. Pretty much 90% of coins which are launched are like 5 days to 2 weeks mining and thats it. Thats not fair to anyone. Thats BS if you ask my opinion.

Considering that monster asics will come in middle of summer, this coin is perfectly timed. Large block rewards will end just before those hit the market and mining will be handed over to Asics.
DSF mentioned that they will set up multipool later. Thats also perfect solution for GPU miners. Everyone will be given a fair change to mine and multipool will give some extra buy pressure to keep Digit price on par with other coins.