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Are you serious dude? You are not late, far from it. For a short term profit, you have maybe right. But for the long term, DGB is enough cheap actually even if from december 2014 to february 2015 it gained 900%.

I'll always remember to people that 9 months ago, DGB value was around 250 satoshis! And the coin have the potential (in the long term) of probably 4x to 8x this value. Maybe more if Jared and the Digibyte team will make further improvment. Believe me, if I had some money to put again in DGB, i'll do it. But unfortunately I haven't

The thing to keep in mind is : if you believe in DGB and its potential, you can easily buy some millions... and simply wait several months/years, because DGB can only grow up. This kind of quality in a digital currency is pretty rare and that's why supporters of DGB will be rewarded, soon or late.

Now, do what you want. But if you are patient enough... you'll probably not regret it. This is my 2 cents.

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I'm trying to move some money around so I can put a few hundred K into DGB in the next 30 days..

couldn't have said it better

Are you serious dude? You are not late, far from it. For a short term profit, you have maybe right. But for the long term, DGB is enough cheap actually even if from december 2014 to february 2015 it gained 900%.

I'll always remember to people that 9 months ago, DGB value was around 250 satoshis! And the coin have the potential (in the long term) of probably 4x to 8x this value. Maybe more if Jared and the Digibyte team will make further improvment. Believe me, if I had some money to put again in DGB, i'll do it. But unfortunately I haven't

The thing to keep in mind is : if you believe in DGB and its potential, you can easily buy some millions... and simply wait several months/years, because DGB can only grow up. This kind of quality in a digital currency is pretty rare and that's why supporters of DGB will be rewarded, soon or late.

Now, do what you want. But if you are patient enough... you'll probably not regret it. This is my 2 cents.

This my story.. i don't buy anything, F**ck im lateeee  

This is my story
I sold 6 millions att 20
and bought three million att 90 yesterday
heh heh lol

the miner is not working on xp
The .NET Framework 4.5 is not supported on this operating system.

Pump and dumping is honestly just dumb. The majority of time it simply doesn't work. If there is no reason to hype most people realise it.

Looks like soon the floor will be 100 sats. The price keeps slow but solid uptrend, which is good if compared with recent price spike.

Don't open the forum via javascript. Just set However, in general it's bad behavior to decide as site operator which links should be opened in a new window and which not. Just avoid the 'target' attribute and the user can decide whether he opens the link in the current window (click) or in a new tab (scroll-wheel click or [CTRL]+Click or right click->"open in new tab").

I remember when I first started with digital currencies.  I remember the excitement and hope when I set up my first mining rig and downloaded my first wallet.  I remember the heady joy the first time I received a few coins, sent them, and exchanged them.  I felt like there were endless possibilities.  But, over the years that excitement was tempered by time and experience.  Digibyte is the first project in a long time that has sparked the same interest, excitement, and hope that I had at the beginning.  But, now, it’s an excitement that comes from experience.  Good work you guys.  Keep it up.  We all started doing this because we believe in the future of digital currencies.  Digibyte has reminded me why.  I firmly believe DGB is a fantastic coin with endless possibilities over the next few years.

You can avoid the automatic sizing achieved by the popup window by going directly to http://asistec-ti.com/forum/

The tabs not showing issue is Chrome specific. Firefox and IE both work properly. There's not a specs switch to force tabs that I'm aware of. I've done some quick searching on the subject and I've come up empty handed.  

Thanks for the feedback, and if you have any useful information on the Chrome issue that you can point me to, that would be great!

Forum

I would just make the forum open exactly like any other web page. I find the current opening (in its own window) very invasive compared to normal workflow with modern browsers. Tabs shall be allowed.

Hi Everyone,

So this is my very first post in Bitcointalk.  I’ve been mining, trading, and supporting digital currency for a couple of years.  I follow the discussions here in Bitcointalk.  But, I’ve never had either the desire or interest to join in the conversation - until now.

I want to respond to a couple of trends in comments that I’ve seen in this Digibyte discussion over the past few days.  But, first, I want to extend my compliments to Jared and everyone else at Digibyte. 

I stumbled on DGB late in 2014 around the time of the news of the investment in November/December. Since then, I’ve moved nearly all my mining and assets into DGB.  And, I’m not going anywhere.

As we see the new blockchain 2.0 tech coming online, and the steady stream of venture capital pouring into digital currency, we’re also going to see pressure on altcoins to establish professional management infrastructure, development, and applications.  Based on my analysis, DGB is perfectly positioned to grow into a market leader in the coming years.

There have been some recent comments in this discussion about mining and trading that seem to me to be a bit misplaced.

First a comment about the people mining and dumping coins: the data doesn’t fully support the argument.  If you look at the mining rewards generated on a daily basis, and the average exchange volume, it’s pretty clear that people aren’t dumping all their mined coins onto the market.  Obviously, some people sell to cover mining costs.  Some people don’t.  I mine just over a million DGB a month.  I’ve never sold or exchanged any of them and I have no plans to do so.  In fact, in addition to covering the out of pocket expense of mining, I’m supplementing my mining rewards with monthly DGB purchases.

My other comment relates to all the white noise surrounding speculation and day-traders (the “pump-and-dump” discussion that plagues digital currencies broadly).  Sure, I’m happy to acknowledge that day-trading can be profitable.  That’s especially true if you have access to trading bots and the time and expertise to analyze short-term market trends.  But, it’s all just speculation.  It’s not investment, and it really doesn’t make any difference in the long-term price.  I made the decision to invest in DGB because I believe that the coin will be significantly higher in value 18 months from today -  and 36 months from today.  Between now and then, there will be ups and downs.  There’s no reason to think about temporary price fluctuation unless you think about your assets as temporary assets.

One final individual response.  HR, I think the work you’re doing with asistec-ti is really great and interesting.  I’m going to follow that work closely.

I remember when I first started with digital currencies.  I remember the excitement and hope when I set up my first mining rig and downloaded my first wallet.  I remember the heady joy the first time I received a few coins, sent them, and exchanged them.  I felt like there were endless possibilities.  But, over the years that excitement was tempered by time and experience.  Digibyte is the first project in a long time that has sparked the same interest, excitement, and hope that I had at the beginning.  But, now, it’s an excitement that comes from experience.  Good work you guys.  Keep it up.  We all started doing this because we believe in the future of digital currencies.  Digibyte has reminded me why.  I firmly believe DGB is a fantastic coin with endless possibilities over the next few years.

Apologies if you don’t like long posts.

Hi Everyone,

So this is my very first post in Bitcointalk.  I’ve been mining, trading, and supporting digital currency for a couple of years.  I follow the discussions here in Bitcointalk.  But, I’ve never had either the desire or interest to join in the conversation - until now.

I want to respond to a couple of trends in comments that I’ve seen in this Digibyte discussion over the past few days.  But, first, I want to extend my compliments to Jared and everyone else at Digibyte.  

I stumbled on DGB late in 2014 around the time of the news of the investment in November/December. Since then, I’ve moved nearly all my mining and assets into DGB.  And, I’m not going anywhere.

As we see the new blockchain 2.0 tech coming online, and the steady stream of venture capital pouring into digital currency, we’re also going to see pressure on altcoins to establish professional management infrastructure, development, and applications.  Based on my analysis, DGB is perfectly positioned to grow into a market leader in the coming years.

There have been some recent comments in this discussion about mining and trading that seem to me to be a bit misplaced.

First a comment about the people mining and dumping coins: the data doesn’t fully support the argument.  If you look at the mining rewards generated on a daily basis, and the average exchange volume, it’s pretty clear that people aren’t dumping all their mined coins onto the market.  Obviously, some people sell to cover mining costs.  Some people don’t.  I mine just over a million DGB a month.  I’ve never sold or exchanged any of them and I have no plans to do so.  In fact, in addition to covering the out of pocket expense of mining, I’m supplementing my mining rewards with monthly DGB purchases.

My other comment relates to all the white noise surrounding speculation and day-traders (the “pump-and-dump” discussion that plagues digital currencies broadly).  Sure, I’m happy to acknowledge that day-trading can be profitable.  That’s especially true if you have access to trading bots and the time and expertise to analyze short-term market trends.  But, it’s all just speculation.  It’s not investment, and it really doesn’t make any difference in the long-term price.  I made the decision to invest in DGB because I believe that the coin will be significantly higher in value 18 months from today -  and 36 months from today.  Between now and then, there will be ups and downs.  There’s no reason to think about temporary price fluctuation unless you think about your assets as temporary assets.

One final individual response.  HR, I think the work you’re doing with asistec-ti is really great and interesting.  I’m going to follow that work closely.

I remember when I first started with digital currencies.  I remember the excitement and hope when I set up my first mining rig and downloaded my first wallet.  I remember the heady joy the first time I received a few coins, sent them, and exchanged them.  I felt like there were endless possibilities.  But, over the years that excitement was tempered by time and experience.  Digibyte is the first project in a long time that has sparked the same interest, excitement, and hope that I had at the beginning.  But, now, it’s an excitement that comes from experience.  Good work you guys.  Keep it up.  We all started doing this because we believe in the future of digital currencies.  Digibyte has reminded me why.  I firmly believe DGB is a fantastic coin with endless possibilities over the next few years.

Apologies if you don’t like long posts.

This is my story
I sold 6 millions att 20
and bought three million att 90 yesterday
heh heh lol

This is my story
I sold 6 millions att 20
and bought three million att 90 yesterday
heh heh lol