Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 130. (Read 3058907 times)

I've had Digibyte for a long time and going to keep it. They were really on track with new things etc. Whats new with DGB?

I'm nothing of the above. It was just an observation. I am a DGB holder for 2 months now and I do not intent selling. Got in @368 satoshi and I am not complaining. I think the coin has a future otherwise I would have not invested in.

Would be awesome if we could hit that target so soon

He doesnt live in asia tho

I agree.

Jared always targeted a $1 - $5 per DGB price point long term. I think within 24 months we will be in these ranges.

Jared lives in asia and i suspect that will be the market that rockets DGB when its time has come.

For the moment market is moving very well with normal behavior sometimes little up and other times little down. No one can tell you when and how market will react at some certain point. DGB is being prepared and developed for real thing and use cases so wait and see. This is only advice for now.

There are no bs hype news or whatever but there is proper roadmap and yes DGB will rise...https://digibytefoundation.org/

Any chance DGB will rise in the future. Any hype up news or time place in roadmap or we will stuck like this forever?

I'm very interested with the project. Do you expect launch it  tomorrow , am I right?)

Not really, it was just because people hyped it as it would be implemented as partnership or something with minecraft but it was only a private server...

Yes the community project did more harm to the Digibyte name than anything else...the idea of community projects is nice, but this really backfired big time.

My wallet is Ok!

My wallet won't sync..I have the latest too. Maybe I need some nodes?
Anyone have any.  thx

Not a bad coin. Volatility is quite high. Yesterday I bought a bit on Bitrex. Let's see how long I hang in my wallet. Quite an interesting graph of the price movement.

minethatdigi was the community project, I was talking about!

digibytegaming was an official project by the developers but had to be shut down because of flaws in the actual game APIs that were being abused to claim DGB.

Now bith sites are unavailable:
http://www.digibytegaming.com/
http://minethatdigy.org/

This was the work of small group of youngsters within the DigiByte community, it was great.  Shame, I think abuse and scam accusations after their project was confused with something official made them rethink their commitment to this project and the suitability of it to their peers but I don't know for sure.

dgb is regrettable. fell down

Perhaps it's time to fundamentally change the mining Algo?

Digibyte got invaded by ASIC miners again with the new Baikal Giant X10

Sounds like you started mining at a similar time to me, was it ‘late’ when your hardware eventually arrived? 

I’m so glad I eventually ended up pointing my miners at DigiByte and continued well after they weren’t even good for that!
I’ve been against the merging of SHA256 in the past but maybe I’m coming round to the idea now.

In its favour, it will most probably improve 51% attack security but this practically ensures centralized mining, perhaps which may be just inevitable though.
 
SHA256 is the algorithm I started mining DigiByte with, in the true spirit of supporting the project back then.
I held all of them, actually no that’s not true because millions were lost through carelessness, until market forces practically forced me to sell recently in what looked ‘obviously’ like an overbought market.

Before that, fortunately I’d also used the disappointing amount of Bitcoin that had been mined with the same machines to buy DigiByte!
In any case, I’m very happy with the choices that I made.

Getting round to my point which is, I was genuinely supporting DigiByte with my miners and not flooding the coins onto the market and I’m uncertain about perhaps removing this opportunity for others or pulling the carpet out from under the feet of people doing this for the same reason but it could just be that these people don’t really even exist anymore.

I believe the majority of merge mined coins will find their way almost immediately onto the market but as the total volumes involved can’t possibly be driving DGB ‘market perceived value’, this possibly is of little real concern today.
With the emergence of ASICs across the board on DigiByte today, I’m going to guess that we are more vulnerable to a 51% attack than we have been in the past because of this.

The next question is, should we now just leave everything as is and perhaps even allow merged mining on all algos? If we are going to assume that all coins mined today will find their way to market sooner rather than later!

This strategy, I’d imagine will help with volatility because I’d imagine again that now shutting off the supply of DGB hitting the market becomes practically uncontrollable by anyone and is reliant on DigiBytes continuous 1% reduction until mined out in 17 years or so.

Yeah you know what; for now I’ll settle with that’s how it should be unless we can come up with something that could fairly distribute an equal share to all participants, with solid tech engaged insuring that these were real individuals only receiving one ‘fair’ share. Then we should move one of our algorithms to this!