I think we need more than just exchanges? What about a tippingbot? Or just more companies accepting it?
A tipping bot might be nice. One issue with the low price at the moment is that it limits merchants to small payments. According to coinmarketcap the market is currently $338,543 meaning that to make a payment of even $1,000 you would need to own 0.3% of all Digibyte minted so far (a touch under 1,4000,000DGB). With low exchange volume this is a problem as you would have to pay far above market value to buy up $1,000 worth immediately and likewise would lose money if you wanted to convert it instantly to cash. Granted it is probably not the buy side which is the issue as buyers would simply use their existing holdings to make payment, but for a merchant with a serious business, who ideally wants to convert it instantly to cash instead of playing the market on their sales this is an obvious issue.
So, what this means is that we need:
1. A higher trade volume on exchanges. Ideally one big exchange in my opinion as that will make it easier for merchants to sell, as well as creating greater price stability overall.
2. To find & partner with merchants who either have an active interest in Digibyte (such as Martins); or a merchant who crypto fans often buy things from & whose transactions average a few hundred dollars.
In my mind a tipping bot as Msile suggested is interesting, but not being a programmer far be it for me to ask someone else to design such a thing.
I'm assuming that the majority of current DGB users are in either Nth America or Europe so I lack market knowledge, but is there a little cousin to Newegg or the like whom we could approach with an offer they can't refuse? Obviously a market leader would never go to the bother of adopting DGB at the moment but perhaps there is someone down the food chain who might be convinced.
