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Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 1044. (Read 3059020 times)

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What is the best exchange to buy this coin. Smiley

I do not even remember this coin, I was now update the wallet, lol.

Want to buy some volume? www.cryptsy.com

Want to pay with FIAT https://www.litebit.eu/home/dgb/eng/

Also you could check www.bittrex.com, www.cex.io and www.comkort.com
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What is the best exchange to buy this coin. Smiley

I do not even remember this coin, I was now update the wallet, lol.
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That is great. The mere mention of a specific coin by a major media outlet means someone thinks it is viable in the higher levels. They put Digibyte next to Bitcoin in the article. People will read that and wonder if these coins aren't the next generation of viable cryptos. That is where speculation and demand come from.

Good for DGB.
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It is funny that he does not mention his own coin nowhere but any other coin. I think he lost his hopes on his own coin and does not want people get involved in his coin since he does not want any trouble about it later on. He wants to protect his reputation and fame against his failure on Naut?

In the end good for DGB Wink
It isn't his fail at all some group just pumped and dumped it i don't see anthing new in crypto world there.
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DigiByte mentioned on CNBC! http://www.cnbc.com/id/102369183

Awesome news! Let´s tweet this and do a giveaway for 1 of the retweeters!
I throw in 50k Digibytes.
Digibyte can you create a tweet?
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The future is bright with DigiByte.
It is funny that he does not mention his own coin nowhere but any other coin. I think he lost his hopes on his own coin and does not want people get involved in his coin since he does not want any trouble about it later on. He wants to protect his reputation and fame against his failure on Naut?

In the end good for DGB Wink
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DigiByte mentioned on CNBC! http://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/id/102369183

Hear, hear.

Three cheers for Bryan Kelly.


Go over to the Nautiluscoin thread and say that! Lol.
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DigiByte mentioned on CNBC! http://www.cnbc.com/id/102369183

Hear, hear.

Three cheers for Bryan Kelly. Excellent article all the way around!

(You know, when people outside the very close knit digital currency world start becoming this knowledgeable, you know things are beginning to go mainstream.)

I'm impressed.


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AlexMc, your suggestion would go a very long way towards solving the problem I just mentioned above as both parties would be clearly identified and specifically tied to the transaction; moreover, if the option were given to the wallet owner to make the "verified addresses" setting a required default for all transactions, that would also go a long way towards making theft much more difficult (and whoever wants to ignore that additional security level would be free to do so . . . to each his own  Wink ).


I like the idea for securing the wallet by requiring "verified addresses" for all transactions.  This could also be implemented as a security option where transfers/payments to a verified address did not require the wallet passphrase, but all other transactions would still prompt for it.

Perhaps options something like this, where ( ) would be a radio button and [ ] is a check box:

Security Options (Making changes to these options will require your passphrase)

( ) Only allow payments to verified addresses
( ) Allow payments to all addresses
      
[ ] Require passphrase for payments to verified addresses

Note: Payments to non-verified addresses always require your passphrase if the wallet is encrypted.

A setup like this would be similar to the way my Internet banking works, where a payment to one of the beneficiaries I've added to my banking profile can be made without having to enter the one time PIN that is sent to my mobile phone for other payments to be authorised.
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Looks price is climbing over 30ish soon Smiley

Anybody holding more than 100m here? Just curious  Tongue
i sold out 100M at 8~13 sat,it is a  serious mistake, Angry


lets just say... I have a couple...
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Looks price is climbing over 30ish soon Smiley

Anybody holding more than 100m here? Just curious  Tongue
i sold out 100M at 8~13 sat,it is a  serious mistake, Angry
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My god! You have a 100M?

YC

Looks price is climbing over 30ish soon Smiley

Anybody holding more than 100m here? Just curious  Tongue

If you believe in a coin, you just buy and forget about how many you have of it. Cheesy

PS: I have sold a very small fraction @ 30 SAT and that did not feel right Cool So will keep it for higher.
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My god! You have a 100M?

YC

Looks price is climbing over 30ish soon Smiley

Anybody holding more than 100m here? Just curious  Tongue
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