how many of us wish we bought more earlier on?
Hope my analysis and reasoning was of benefit to everyone else as well.
Well the rewards went down & DGBs price followed it, someone on cryptsy just mines the coin & dumps every block, if the reward comes down more with luck it will not be worth mining anymore to dump & possibly the price will go up a bit......TBH if the price continues to fall we will not be far from Pandacoin prices
I have tried many many time to get others involved......you should see the look on there faces when i show them the price charts
There has got to be some kind of BIG marketing plan real soon or this is going to be a very very long road to recovery if any recovery at all
Like i said before once you lose the interest of the customers its far to hard to get them to return even if you have something major to offer they will be reluctant to buy in again
We need something fast Jared i sincerely hope you can pull this rabbit out the hat
I know that ready made phrases can seem to be superficial and inadequate consolation, but I'll still sum up my thinking on this by saying that I'm firmly of the opinion that
it's not a question of IF but WHEN (assuming the Devs don't shoot themselves in the foot and self-destruct, which is always an outside chance).
DGB is still the most profitable coin to mine with GPU technology (and probably with ASIS technology as well, but I haven't done the analysis to be able to say so categorically), and as long as that is the case, and as long as there are miners desperate to pay off initial investment costs as well as daily operating costs (good luck to them on that one), people bringing fiat directly into digital currencies will have a hay day buying DGB. That's the current dynamics of the situation that there's no getting around, and I am confident that if we were to meet both groups at a cocktail party, the only ones complaining would be those miners selling at a loss.
Take advantage, and take whatever fiat you can allocate for the purpose and buy DigiByte. Every balanced portfolio should be made up of at least 1% of DigiByte in my humble opinion. That would be around a $1000 USD, or, at current prices, around 22.5 million DGB, for the average portfolio for people aged between 45 and 65. Is that what you've got? I'd go so far as to say that
everyone should have at least 20 million DGB, even the newest entry into the workforce, since that even in spite of not having an investment portfolio to begin with, at that age a speculative investment of $1000 USD can easily be recouped in one's working lifetime. I'm so convinced about this that I would say to everyone reading this thread, that if you're following DigiByte and don't have at least 20 million DGB, you'd better start asking yourself what in the world you are waiting for.
