Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 1585. (Read 3058926 times)

I still have like 10k or so there though D;

I think that is a wonderful choice, lol

Hmm.. Just tried to send them an email and I am getting "There was a problem sending your message"

Well, time to go back to dgb.getby.

This whole page is filled with brilliance.  Fantastic words of wisdom guys.

I certainly understand that you are very unhappy. But I invite you to our pool, we all work. And if there uvas any problems you can always get a qualified answer or solution.

MPOS (The standard open source pool front-end) has a set of triggers that automatically locks accounts in certain situations.  The most common is after a certain number of failed log in attempts, but there can be a host of custom reasons that the front-end could have triggered a lock.  I won't speak to that pool specifically but to say they have been around a while and there have been some complaints, most of which seem to always be resolved in one form or another.  I wouldn't expect there to be any scam a-foot.  I would send a support email and ask that your account be unlocked.  It is a simple matter of clicking a check box in the back-end of the GUI.

Volume is up 3 fold on coinmarket.io.  I don't have the API link handy, but I would bet that with the coinedup volume added to that the volume is up closer to 5-10 fold.  That alone is value, without a price increase.  Watching the markets and complaining about a price that isn't doing what you expect is an age old mistake counseled against in nearly every investment text ever written.  I think the confusion is in our definition of value.  I don't base my valuation of the coin on the coinedup/coinmarket ticker price.  Especially not this early in the coin's life.  Prices don't exist in a vacuum; in a perfect market they are simply a reflection of perceived value.  This is by no means even an translucent market - it is nearly opaque.  That means prices veer far and wide from actual value.  DGB was up over 300 a couple weeks ago, and was up again for a very short period after being listed of coinedup.  That is the effect of the market clearing up a bit and at least some people perceiving value.

Honestly, the longer it takes folks to see the value, the longer the difficulty and price stays lower.  From a selfish perspective, that is opportunity.

Eventually, there is either value or there is not, and the market responds (at least in part) accordingly. So, if your question is why did DigiByte not go "To The Moon!!!!" when it was listed on CoinWarz and CoinedUp: I would suggest it likely has to do with a sentiment of fear that had developed over the period in which it took a while to be listed.  That resulted in a certain amount of "dump" by people who had been afraid for a period of time that it was never going to happen, and this counter-balanced some of the buy orders that entered the books in the new market.  That would explain the large increase in volume but the relatively conservative change in price.

So, when I say there has been an increase in value, I am not suggesting that you can trade your DGB for more BTC in the market at the moment.  I am suggesting that by inclusion in some of these community staple 3rd party services the real 'value' of the coin has increased.  Whether that is reflected in the current market place is independent of whether or not the value has increased.

There usually a pretty solid pool, I cannot login either, I think they are trying to fix the manual and automatic payment process.

Well, I don't know if they really banned it but I cannot login either now... Also tried the manual payout request since the automatic one was not working.

You Sir are correct!

Most miners tend to hold onto their coins for to long because: "what if the price rises and I already sold?". Djeez.

They do not understand that in selling throughout time, they will CREATE trading and a larger market.
If I look at the 24h volume from coinmarket.io it's pathetic (always)! Nowhere near enough to sustain or create a healthy supply and demand.

Currency needs to flow, otherwise it's of ZERO value.

I do not want to be the partypooper but if a coin is never dumped ... it will never rise.  You need more people holding the coins except miners to create value in trading.  Dumping is not a bad thing , it may look that way at first since the price goes down. But buyers that do not mine, are the traders that will push the value up in the long run.... took me a while to realise this.

I don't mean P&D, but when a coin is listed on a new exchange or on coinmarketcap, it has a boost through new people buying DGB.
This hasn't happend. Why?

You could say that the value of the coin is up, but where?
I've been looking at coinmarket.io for days but the price there has been hovering around 150-170.

Sold almost half of it. Should have sold it all and bought now;)

no .. I haven't needed to withdraw.

LOL

Admins of dgb.luckyminers.com pool banned my account after I send payout request. I lost 33k coins =)

I hope you sold them for short profit

Were you able to withdraw coz there was a bug in withdrawal...

I've been watching, I think the whales are playing with it.  So not to worry, the value of the coin is high, it will go back up.

The lack of an epic pump and dump after listing at a given exchange/service != failure.

The value of the coin is up, in a way that might be sustainable == epic win.

Guys, what's happening to the price of DGB?

DGB got listed on Coinmarketcap, nothing happend. (other coins profit from a listing)
DGB got in the top position at coinwarz, nothing happend.
New listing at coinedup.com, nothing happens (okay, was up for a very short while)