Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 1178. (Read 3058907 times)

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Just tested groestlmyriad!!!! It's not working! No shares accepted but blocks are found says miner....
There is no info about pool fee as well.
Im back on fav EU pool. and after 5 seconds i found a new block 

I got my beefy 45 Gh/s on there now. We'll be rich in no time!

I have been thinking about this for a while.

Ask litepaid to record 1 week of payouts.
We give people 1 week time to buy Digibytes with litepaid.
After 1 week we contact with litepaid to ask them who bought the most Digibytes.
That person needs to verify with his adress here on this forum and reward him with let's say, 500.000 DGB.(Also we could make second and third place.)

People will get used to buy with litepaid.
Visit this thread.
They will use the Digibyte wallet.

Let's give it a try!

just wondering if you could use more than one algo to the daemon at a time. ie im looking to setup a pool for digibyte for both scrypt and sha256 they both would be running from the same daemon

Just started mining on the official pool! So where is everyone else? Looks like i am the only one there

Nicehash has done a lot of work with sgminer, you can check it out at https://www.nicehash.com/software/#sgminer

I admittedly haven't tried all the aglos yet but they have been pushing very hard for a single and up to date sgminer.


-Kayahoga

Yes, good article. It definitely seems easier to purchase and transact BTC in Europe than in the states from a speed perspective.

YC

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/400-european-banks-accept-bitcoin-purchase-agreement/

Maybe "old" news but it's interesting!


More European banks are becoming associated with Bitcoin. While short-term investors see the dollar price drop on Bitcoin, and panic sell in droves, Bitcoin gains another major international deal signing in Europe. 247Exchange.com, based out of Belize, has secured an agreement with Sofort Banking, providing Bitcoin purchasing access to over 22,000 European bank branches throughout the continent.



Now over 400 European Banks Allow Direct Bitcoin Purchases

euro banks accept bitcoinEuropean banks are now joining the list of major retailers already accepting Bitcoin directly. Now, Bitcoin is even easier to buy if you have a bank account in most European countries.  All you need is to be a member of one of the hundreds of banks, and you can buy not just Bitcoin, but many other crypto-currencies as well quickly, and easily.  This covers over 400 banks in ten countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, Poland). This will enable 99% of all banks in Germany to accept Bitcoin purchasing through 247Exchange.  Slovenia and Hungary banks are still to come as an addendum to this agreement.

247Exchange will take your order, and process it with your member European bank, with instant transactions that are completely secure and free for the sender.  Sofort AG is a merchant/banking conglomerate out of Munich, Germany that represents over 30,000 merchants and hundreds of banks through out Europe.


“Why do people choose our service? There are a lot of reasons. But mainly for its speed, fair fees and reliability. Purchasing bitcoins has never been so easy in Europe. However, the company’s aim is to create a comfortable exchange for all cryptocurrency users no matter where they are located and what currency they use.” says CEO Alexey Maximenko

This news dovetails with other international merchant agreements that give more people more access to Bitcoin worldwide.  For instance, Indonesia’s 238 million residents now have access to Bitcoin through a network of over 10,000 convenience stores in an agreement between Bitcoin.co.id and Indomaret last month.

Thank you!
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Just a few minutes work, Need more? Just give a sign 

This looks really great! Whats your DigiByte address? (we need to bring this back)

What are the best news sources to really focus on promoting DGB? Here is what I was initially thinking:

Coin Desk
Coin Telegraph
WSJ

Any ideas?

YC

Not bad. We need to make sure we account for this volume as daily volume for DGB. The easier and more convenient it is, the more folks will do it.

YC

This is a great idea! They seam to have a really solid service! We are updating the website some more to inform people on the best & easiest way to get DigiBytes.

I just had a chat with litebit.eu how much Digibyte have been bought.

12.990.136 Digibytes in 24 orders
An average 541255 Digibytes each order.

This could be much more offcourse!
They have a great service and everything works really fine.

We need more promotion with Litebit.eu

Got it! Little slow here! 

YC

1=1000 again.

Makes sense. Insurance products against digital currency is a whole new monetization method with its own complexities.

YC

How were you able to buy at that rate? Max order is 1000 DGB at once.

YC