The total amount of coins is too much.... 21 billions coin....
Comparison: NXTcoin has 1 billions and they have the best community and active DEVs, lot of applications and developments going on.
The price of NXT has been steady around 0.00005 for a very long time and currently they are around 0.00013. So this is the best case (Assuming all DGB's mined) !
I am not counting other pluses for NXT.
Simply divide 0.00013/21 = 0.00000619047 ($0.004031), then approximately that is the best, ever best that can be achieved by DGB, where DGB must have active developments, community, etc... as NXT....
I do think, at the very moment, 1DGB=1$ is a very impossible dream. However, hope does not cost anything.
Suggestion: Lowering the total supply to 5 Billions will do a good job, but to reach even 0.1$ dream, total supply should have been 800,000,000 (Too late, I think).
Good luck to DigiByte. I really want to see this coin achieving a lot of things, more than NXT did.
Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 1359. (Read 3058926 times)
June 04, 2014, 09:46:51 AM
June 04, 2014, 09:30:12 AM
this kind of data is always interesting to look at but of course some people keep DGB across several wallets, as I do. Last time Jared posted about this I got the impression there were multiple holders of more than 10m DGB
10m DGB is only worth 4.5 BTC so yeah of course there are multiple holders.
June 04, 2014, 09:27:13 AM
this kind of data is always interesting to look at but of course some people keep DGB across several wallets, as I do. Last time Jared posted about this I got the impression there were multiple holders of more than 10m DGB
Yeah, your not wrong (about the data). The new client also trys to enforce not reusing addresses now, which means best practice makes it impossible for a parser like this to associate an address to a wallet.
Its accurate on a per address basis.
The data is interesting but useless if your looking for the biggest wallets. It can tell you broad things, like there are 200k addresses with unspent outputs (just a made up number), there have been a total of so and so addresses since the beginning of the chain, etc. Interesting, useless data. My favorite kind
June 04, 2014, 09:09:50 AM
this kind of data is always interesting to look at but of course some people keep DGB across several wallets, as I do. Last time Jared posted about this I got the impression there were multiple holders of more than 10m DGB
June 04, 2014, 09:06:05 AM
Is there a way to see the the top wallet holders of DGB to see how the coins are being spread out?
YC
YC
Yeah, i'm curious about that as well. I want to be be in the top 3.
I've used one of the open source block parsers (https://github.com/znort987/blockparser) which can find the unspent outputs for all the addresses on the chain.
I'll throw the DigiByte modified version in a repo so you can compile it yourself and check it out. I'll includ my dump too, so you can just check the list if you want.
I haven't confirmed its accuracy yet but when I checked the balance on my address it was correct.
It will be a few hours, need to run out for a bit
June 04, 2014, 08:53:16 AM
Is there a way to see the the top wallet holders of DGB to see how the coins are being spread out?
YC
YC
Not that Im aware of, but theres block explorers on the ANN PG1, I believe Jared had said @ one of the conventions & the then time of the last audit, there were multiple addresses with 1MIL +, I have no idea if that is the case now, I would Imagine it still holds true, but do not know for fact.
June 04, 2014, 08:52:30 AM
Is there a way to see the the top wallet holders of DGB to see how the coins are being spread out?
YC
YC
Yeah, i'm curious about that as well. I want to be be in the top 3.
June 04, 2014, 08:47:32 AM
Is there a way to see the the top wallet holders of DGB to see how the coins are being spread out?
YC
YC
June 04, 2014, 08:39:28 AM
We make backups on a pretty frequent basis, but I just want to make sure there are no other files we need to retain. I am assuming the app\roaming folder will be taken care off automatically during the upgrade?
YC
YC
This might work too, altho I have never tried it like that, either way, it wont hurt to back up that wallet.dat, that file is the heart n soul of your funds, if its lost I think that = game over.
Not 100% sure, may want to watch this very quick video http://youtu.be/-Yr8fdwhx2Y its 3:24 long.
June 04, 2014, 08:34:37 AM
We make backups on a pretty frequent basis, but I just want to make sure there are no other files we need to retain. I am assuming the app\roaming folder will be taken care off automatically during the upgrade?
YC
YC
This might work too, altho I have never tried it like that, either way, it wont hurt to back up that wallet.dat, that file is the heart n soul of your funds, if its lost I think that = game over.
June 04, 2014, 08:32:56 AM
This might work too, altho I have never tried it like that, either way, it wont hurt to back up that wallet.dat, that file is the heart n soul of your funds, if its lost I think that = game over.
June 04, 2014, 08:32:23 AM
Thank you! I am using a much older version and the wallet now is completely synched, but it may be worth an upgrade.
YC
Find your wallet.dat, for digibytes copy it ( just incase ), then put both someplace safe.. then after you have the wallet.dat & copy of it in a safe place, you can delete everything, DL the new version, install it & run it.. as soon as the splash screen goes to the full wallet interface, you can close it, & replace the wallet.dat that the new version created, with one of the 2 you made ( one for back up 'just incase' ), then restart the wallet & re-build the block chain.As the block chain is re-built, your funds will begin to show in wallet once the blocks are downloaded that contain the information from your deposits. Thats how I do it.. BUT.. if you want the official directions, I do believe Jarred put an upgrade video on the digibytes youtube page.
YC
Running a win 32 bit machine. Once I backup the wallet, do I need to touch any directories or delete any files? Do I just download the client and install? Need to make sure nothing gets messed up. What about the \app\roaming folder?
Thanks,
YC
Could be, I would definataly back up your wallet.dat, even make a copy, put in safe place & upgrade. The new wallet is mighty nice, altho if your not familliar, initially a lil different than the old style ones.
on the other hand, as CryptoLTD said, the latest wallet is really nice, it's definitely worth the upgrade
Thanks,
YC
Silly question: Wallet is not fully synched. Could it be because I am using an older version?
YC
YC
Could be, I would definataly back up your wallet.dat, even make a copy, put in safe place & upgrade. The new wallet is mighty nice, altho if your not familliar, initially a lil different than the old style ones.
on the other hand, as CryptoLTD said, the latest wallet is really nice, it's definitely worth the upgrade
Find your wallet.dat, for digibytes copy it ( just incase ), then put both someplace safe.. then after you have the wallet.dat & copy of it in a safe place, you can delete everything, DL the new version, install it & run it.. as soon as the splash screen goes to the full wallet interface, you can close it, & replace the wallet.dat that the new version created, with one of the 2 you made ( one for back up 'just incase' ), then restart the wallet & re-build the block chain.As the block chain is re-built, your funds will begin to show in wallet once the blocks are downloaded that contain the information from your deposits. Thats how I do it.. BUT.. if you want the official directions, I do believe Jarred put an upgrade video on the digibytes youtube page.
June 04, 2014, 08:30:45 AM
Running a win 32 bit machine. Once I backup the wallet, do I need to touch any directories or delete any files? Do I just download the client and install? Need to make sure nothing gets messed up. What about the \app\roaming folder?
Thanks,
YC
Could be, I would definitely back up your wallet.dat, even make a copy, put in safe place & upgrade. The new wallet is mighty nice, altho if your not familliar, initially a lil different than the old style ones.
on the other hand, as CryptoLTD said, the latest wallet is really nice, it's definitely worth the upgrade
Thanks,
YC
Silly question: Wallet is not fully synched. Could it be because I am using an older version?
YC
YC
Could be, I would definitely back up your wallet.dat, even make a copy, put in safe place & upgrade. The new wallet is mighty nice, altho if your not familliar, initially a lil different than the old style ones.
on the other hand, as CryptoLTD said, the latest wallet is really nice, it's definitely worth the upgrade
Find your wallet.dat, for digibytes copy it ( just incase ), then put both someplace safe.. then after you have the wallet.dat & copy of it in a safe place, you can delete everything, DL the new version, install it & run it.. as soon as the splash screen goes to the full wallet interface, you can close it, & replace the wallet.dat that the new version created, with one of the 2 you made ( one for back up 'just incase' ), then restart the wallet & re-build the block chain.As the block chain is re-built, your funds will begin to show in wallet once the blocks are downloaded that contain the information from your deposits. Thats how I do it.. BUT.. if you want the official directions, I do believe Jarred put an upgrade video on the digibytes youtube page.
The above is the cleanest way for sure. (good to note what CryptoLTD said about not worrying about your coins "disappearing" until the sync catches up to the appropriate block). This process would be my advice as well.
If you're worried about the process though, just backup the wallet.dat securely & run the installer without deleting. I believe that it will install to a sub-folder of the current wallet & will keep the old blockchain so that you can start using it straight away. Or in your case, the sync should continue from where it left off.
June 04, 2014, 08:25:28 AM
Running a win 32 bit machine. Once I backup the wallet, do I need to touch any directories or delete any files? Do I just download the client and install? Need to make sure nothing gets messed up. What about the \app\roaming folder?
Thanks,
YC
Could be, I would definataly back up your wallet.dat, even make a copy, put in safe place & upgrade. The new wallet is mighty nice, altho if your not familliar, initially a lil different than the old style ones.
on the other hand, as CryptoLTD said, the latest wallet is really nice, it's definitely worth the upgrade
Thanks,
YC
Silly question: Wallet is not fully synched. Could it be because I am using an older version?
YC
YC
Could be, I would definataly back up your wallet.dat, even make a copy, put in safe place & upgrade. The new wallet is mighty nice, altho if your not familliar, initially a lil different than the old style ones.
on the other hand, as CryptoLTD said, the latest wallet is really nice, it's definitely worth the upgrade
Find your wallet.dat, for digibytes copy it ( just incase ), then put both someplace safe.. then after you have the wallet.dat & copy of it in a safe place, you can delete everything, DL the new version, install it & run it.. as soon as the splash screen goes to the full wallet interface, you can close it, & replace the wallet.dat that the new version created, with one of the 2 you made ( one for back up 'just incase' ), then restart the wallet & re-build the block chain.As the block chain is re-built, your funds will begin to show in wallet once the blocks are downloaded that contain the information from your deposits. Thats how I do it.. BUT.. if you want the official directions, I do believe Jarred put an upgrade video on the digibytes youtube page.
June 04, 2014, 08:20:09 AM
Running a win 32 bit machine. Once I backup the wallet, do I need to touch any directories or delete any files? Do I just download the client and install? Need to make sure nothing gets messed up. What about the \app\roaming folder?
Thanks,
YC
Could be, I would definataly back up your wallet.dat, even make a copy, put in safe place & upgrade. The new wallet is mighty nice, altho if your not familliar, initially a lil different than the old style ones.
on the other hand, as CryptoLTD said, the latest wallet is really nice, it's definitely worth the upgrade
Thanks,
YC
Silly question: Wallet is not fully synched. Could it be because I am using an older version?
YC
YC
Could be, I would definataly back up your wallet.dat, even make a copy, put in safe place & upgrade. The new wallet is mighty nice, altho if your not familliar, initially a lil different than the old style ones.
on the other hand, as CryptoLTD said, the latest wallet is really nice, it's definitely worth the upgrade
June 04, 2014, 08:11:47 AM
Silly question: Wallet is not fully synched. Could it be because I am using an older version?
YC
YC
Could be, I would definataly back up your wallet.dat, even make a copy, put in safe place & upgrade. The new wallet is mighty nice, altho if your not familliar, initially a lil different than the old style ones.
on the other hand, as CryptoLTD said, the latest wallet is really nice, it's definitely worth the upgrade
June 04, 2014, 08:10:49 AM
This morning at 6:49 am. It says all blocks have been synched, but still the red not synched item on top. I have also not received the latest purchase of DGB to the wallet, hence why I am asking.
YC
how far back does it synch up to?
YC
Silly question: Wallet is not fully synched. Could it be because I am using an older version?
YC
YC
how far back does it synch up to?
if it synchs that far up I wouldn't think it is a version issue. I've had wallet updates hang before, though I forget if I solved it by just closing & reopening or with a complete reinstall. (It happened to me when I was installing a fresh wallet)
June 04, 2014, 08:04:38 AM
This morning at 6:49 am. It says all blocks have been synched, but still the red not synched item on top. I have also not received the latest purchase of DGB to the wallet, hence why I am asking.
YC
how far back does it synch up to?
YC
Silly question: Wallet is not fully synched. Could it be because I am using an older version?
YC
YC
how far back does it synch up to?
June 04, 2014, 07:57:30 AM
Take it to PM luvboys.
June 04, 2014, 07:56:02 AM
By the way.. Anyone who is reading this. Look up the "HR" account post history and you will quickly find which coin Dev it belongs to. It is sad they don't have better things to do with their time. Like actual development work. Now we are getting back to work.
That's sad I'm a dev and troll other coins threads
FIFY
That's even worse. Adding words to a quote = fraud.
You guys are now clearly showing your cards.
Now let's see if you go back and edit it out. (All original posts are safeguarded on the BitCoinTalk servers, if anyone would ever want to know.)
Nothing more need to be said on this subject. It's all been said, and it's all there for everyone to evaluate.
Best of luck to you.
lol, noob troll ^^; why would i ever want to edit that?
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=FIFY
By the looks of your intelectual capacity reflected in your posts, I think you might want to think a bit more seriously about who you are referring to.
So happy for you that you are so impressed by your knowledge of the existence of the urban dictionary.
How old are you?
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