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Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 1228. (Read 3058926 times)

hero member
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DGB seems to be more attractive... I have observed today brute force attack from 3 IPs from China on my P2P pool node... IPs banned !

Thank you for the information.

Pool runners, be adviced!
Maybe sharing the IPs with the other pools?



IPs are :
 - 222.186.38.109
 - 220.177.198.43
 - 222.186.40.251

TY, Good work.
jr. member
Activity: 30
Merit: 10
DGB seems to be more attractive... I have observed today brute force attack from 3 IPs from China on my P2P pool node... IPs banned !

Thank you for the information.

Pool runners, be adviced!
Maybe sharing the IPs with the other pools?



IPs are :
 - 222.186.38.109
 - 220.177.198.43
 - 222.186.40.251
hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 500
Community Liaison,How can i help you?
DGB seems to be more attractive... I have observed today brute force attack from 3 IPs from China on my P2P pool node... IPs banned !

Thank you for the information.

Pool runners, be adviced!
Maybe sharing the IPs with the other pools?

hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 500
Community Liaison,How can i help you?
We have updated DigiByte scrypt pool with latest wallet.

Will put some hashes in order to test and lower also the difficulty.

Checking in.

Yep...  me too...  just pointed my Scrypt miners back at you...



Couple Scrypt blocks found! Maybe issue is resolved? or maybe just lucky :-)
It seems to be resolved, as the new blocks are accepted from wallet (I did not had any errors in the pool) and are version 2.
http://insight.dgb.cryptopoolmining.com/block/a7c3be1c5286448a8596aecdf49e244434a0a6591ff8e7cab3e4a9fa2086c88c



Great news!
Thank you for helping out!
full member
Activity: 156
Merit: 100
We have updated DigiByte scrypt pool with latest wallet.

Will put some hashes in order to test and lower also the difficulty.

Checking in.

Yep...  me too...  just pointed my Scrypt miners back at you...



Couple Scrypt blocks found! Maybe issue is resolved? or maybe just lucky :-)
It seems to be resolved, as the new blocks are accepted from wallet (I did not had any errors in the pool) and are version 2.
http://insight.dgb.cryptopoolmining.com/block/a7c3be1c5286448a8596aecdf49e244434a0a6591ff8e7cab3e4a9fa2086c88c

full member
Activity: 215
Merit: 100
We have updated DigiByte scrypt pool with latest wallet.

Will put some hashes in order to test and lower also the difficulty.

Checking in.

Yep...  me too...  just pointed my Scrypt miners back at you...



Couple Scrypt blocks found! Maybe issue is resolved? or maybe just lucky :-)
jr. member
Activity: 30
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DGB seems to be more attractive... I have observed today brute force attack from 3 IPs from China on my P2P pool node... IPs banned !
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Activity: 756
Merit: 500
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OK, so i got in touch with Prypto HQ and they can get the codes done in time. It will, however, be about 0.85 BTC + DGB instead of 0.3 because DGB is not currently a supported coin. The upshot to that is that if DGB orders physical cards in the future, some of the costs normally associated with the first printing of a certain card will already have been paid so they'll come cheaper.

I'll match 24hralt's 75,000 DGB toward the fund and cover about 10% of the fees (0.08 BTC). We can make this happen.

thanks for checking and contribution.

@Digibyte, How do you think about this?
Is there any funds to cover the 0.72?    (0.85 - 0.08 (Ryven)   - 0.05 (24hr) )     more community members want to help?


And offcourse the needed DGB.
full member
Activity: 215
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We have updated DigiByte scrypt pool with latest wallet.

Will put some hashes in order to test and lower also the difficulty.

Checking in.

Yep...  me too...  just pointed my Scrypt miners back at you...

hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 500
Community Liaison,How can i help you?
We have updated DigiByte scrypt pool with latest wallet.

Will put some hashes in order to test and lower also the difficulty.

Checking in.
full member
Activity: 156
Merit: 100
We have updated DigiByte scrypt pool with latest wallet.

Will put some hashes in order to test and lower also the difficulty.
member
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Merit: 10
OK, so i got in touch with Prypto HQ and they can get the codes done in time. It will, however, be about 0.85 BTC + DGB instead of 0.3 because DGB is not currently a supported coin. The upshot to that is that if DGB orders physical cards in the future, some of the costs normally associated with the first printing of a certain card will already have been paid so they'll come cheaper.

I'll match 24hralt's 75,000 DGB toward the fund and cover about 10% of the fees (0.08 BTC). We can make this happen.
sr. member
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Lovin' Crypto
Juste a little idea with stickers:

Buy BTC and DGB stickers. you'll put the BTC sticker on something like a wall or a light pole and then put the DGB one half over it!
The idea is to show DGB => BTC

And, yeah the give away program seems nice!
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How are they held securely and indefinitely?


Cold storage. When you redeem a code, you're basically emptying a cold wallet using Prypto's security codes as an intermediary.
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I might have another solution to the giveaway, depending on if the dev team likes it and how quickly we can put together the coins.

Prypto has a new "product" out as of a couple weeks ago - digital-only QR redemption codes. I put "product" in quotes because really these are just the scratchcards without the physical card. Prypto puts together the wallets and then sends you back links to where they can be redeemed. Here's a link to a sample code they released on Twitter. There's no way we could get physical cards designed, printed and shipped to the team by.. what, Friday?.... but if we act quickly we could probably get the codes put together in time. (I think. I'll talk to HQ this morning about it.) The codes can be emailed, PM'd, Twitter'd, Instagram'd, whatever to the person whom coins need to go to AND they'll be held securely indefinitely until the recipient can get hands on a wallet.

The codes have a minimum order size of 1000(!) which is admittedly a lot, but it will keep the dev team in handouts for a long time to come and, given more lead time on later conventions, they can print the codes directly on other DGB promotional material if desired. Codes can be set to contain any amount of coin you wish - for this I would recommend 200 DGB each, like the DOGE tip cards.  Cost would then be as shown below (set for DOGE because it was faster to show, but the numbers remain the same).






Note that "Reseller Rate" is NOT a cut for me. Prypto's profit per card/code order is a percentage of cost based on how much any given reseller orders per 90-day period. I would not take a profit for helping with this particular order and am willing to pitch in both DGB and BTC to the effort.

Looks really good and easy to handle.

If Digibyte is fine with this and have the funds to go with it i really think this is a good option.
Willing to send 75.000 dgb (if needed more) and some btc to get this started.


Edit:
Maybe we need to organize this better @ the b2b in brussels,with the prypto cards.
And for now just gather some DGB and go with "plan A" the easy way i mentioned before.

When there is some reall "investment" to be made, better do it good and give people something they can hold.  (a prypto card)






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Activity: 215
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I have updated the p2pool node
http://eu.p2pool.sk:9022

to the latest DGB git version (which should include the scrypt fix).

If you want to test, point your miners there ( -u DBGaddress -p x)


I'll throw some hashes your way for a bit... 



Tried, but pool seems to be dead  Undecided

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Activity: 215
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......AND they'll be held securely indefinitely until the recipient can get hands on a wallet.

How are they held securely and indefinitely?

member
Activity: 75
Merit: 10
I might have another solution to the giveaway, depending on if the dev team likes it and how quickly we can put together the coins.

Prypto has a new "product" out as of a couple weeks ago - digital-only QR redemption codes. I put "product" in quotes because really these are just the scratchcards without the physical card. Prypto puts together the wallets and then sends you back links to where they can be redeemed. Here's a link to a sample code they released on Twitter. There's no way we could get physical cards designed, printed and shipped to the team by.. what, Friday?.... but if we act quickly we could probably get the codes put together in time. (I think. I'll talk to HQ this morning about it.) The codes can be emailed, PM'd, Twitter'd, Instagram'd, whatever to the person whom coins need to go to AND they'll be held securely indefinitely until the recipient can get hands on a wallet.

The codes have a minimum order size of 1000(!) which is admittedly a lot, but it will keep the dev team in handouts for a long time to come and, given more lead time on later conventions, they can print the codes directly on other DGB promotional material if desired. Codes can be set to contain any amount of coin you wish - for this I would recommend 200 DGB each, like the DOGE tip cards.  Cost would then be as shown below (set for DOGE because it was faster to show, but the numbers remain the same).






Note that "Reseller Rate" is NOT a cut for me. Prypto's profit per card/code order is a percentage of cost based on how much any given reseller orders per 90-day period. I would not take a profit for helping with this particular order and am willing to pitch in both DGB and BTC to the effort.
full member
Activity: 215
Merit: 100
I have updated the p2pool node
http://eu.p2pool.sk:9022

to the latest DGB git version (which should include the scrypt fix).

If you want to test, point your miners there ( -u DBGaddress -p x)


I'll throw some hashes your way for a bit... 

sr. member
Activity: 393
Merit: 250
I have updated the p2pool node
http://eu.p2pool.sk:9022

to the latest DGB git version (which should include the scrypt fix).

If you want to test, point your miners there ( -u DBGaddress -p x)
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