Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 1602. (Read 3058926 times)

I downloaded the mac wallet for digibyte but it keeps quitting unexpectedly 

I'm on osx 10.6.8

Yes, but even if there is 0.00141 sell order it should be skipped based on statement under orders:
Skipping meaningless orders
Which is false

Another Linux noob here, had the same issue as you on ubuntu 13.10 64bit and on my laptop linux mint . But got some help here  :
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4787271
 
hope it works for you

Do you have libqt4-gui?

Is there a place where you can see the difference of the price before and after it got on Cryptsy?

It's a bug, it's happened to me when I've made purchases. For example I buy a 1000 DGB sell order and 0 remains because the sell order was for actually 1000.00141 so there is a remainder which is not being shown and simply shows as 0

I did... no effect 

Funny how you cherry pick two sentences out of a multi-paragraph post, and accidentally ignore the surrounding content.

Of coarse crypto-currency is related to the world population; is not the world population the potential user base of an international currency?  The argument in the surrounding content, which you seemed to have accidentally missed, was that the choice of the size of the money supply(M) was intended to more accurately reflect the amount of coins that might be required to efficiently create a transactional currency.  The judgement that went into choosing the size of the money supply(M) has to consider such things as it is not an elastic currency.  There is no fractional-reserve system in cryto-currencies, nor the issuance or re-purchase of bonds to expand or contract the money supply.  Therefore, the money supply has to be created in such a way as to estimate and relate to the user base.  What else, what other data, would you suggest that decision be based upon?

Once again, concerning the number '500', you have mistakenly latched onto a single number and sentence instead of considering the meaning of the communication.  Was '500' over-reaching?  Sure!  Although, if you consider that the sterling is the predecessor of the British Pound that creates a history of over 1,000 years.  Not taken out of context, this sentence was in relation to the same argument explained above.  If we only consider those currently involved in the crypto-currency community, then measures of time or user base are inconsequential.  You seem to have missed the point, however.  The point being made was that the total number of coins wasn't simply conjured out of thin air.  It is a VERY rough estimate, but a rough estimate that more closely resembles what the potential requirements of an actual mainstream crypto might require.

Will DigiBytes become the world currency?  Probably not.  But for all your griping and nay-saying, I don't see a single suggestion for an alternative crypto that has more merit to be adopted mainstream.  There are coins that fulfill the requirements, but you seem like you are too busy casting negatives to bother mentioning any of them.

When you have something constructive to say, please, by all means, re-join.

coinmarket.io is somehow buggy, or someone is intentionally lowering price with malicious sell orders.
This is what i have seen in past several days multiple times, and this also is what drives DGB price down:
Invalid sell orders with 0 quantity and such. Please dont get confused with this, we need better exchange, stay calm and trust DGB !!!

true story! If we're on coinedup it won't change. See Kdc. They got on coinedup but the price didn't change. So cryptsy is the best to get.

I haven't used linux wallet.
Did you make file executable  chmod +x 'filename'  where filename is an executable file.

I'm definitely ready for it to hit cryptsy.

Hi,
I downloaded the Linux client and saw just two files. When I try to run digibyte-qt from console I am getting: cannot execute binary file.
Anyone 

The problem is it is on coinmarket where the price can easily be manipulated, the sooner it gets on Cryptsy the better.

How much coins can be mined at current diff with 1000 Khs for 24 hours?

You guys crack me up  

"Many would argue that the world population has no relation to a crypto-currency" < FULL STOP.
Even the dollar amount available in the world has NO relation to the number of people on the planet.

"It has to function 10, 100, 500 years from now."  
Really? 500 years? There is not one currency in existence that is 500 years old and you imagine that "digibyte", conjured up in a few weeks time (okay, months) will become the world currency?

Stop trying to make sense of something that doesn't make sense, please.
DGB was created to make a fast buck. (and yes everyone into crypto's is here to make money, except for the very VERY few).

Smart idea, then wait weeks, months, a year..

At this price, I think I'm going to buy 30k more so I have perfect 100k.

I am starting to think if coins are popular on bitcointalk it means it has too many miners dumping out.

iCoin has a 44 page ANN and the price is actually going up on CryptoRush. lol and it seems like no one even knows about the coin.

The mind boggles

If the digibyte devs were behind a name like iCoin it would be 10 times the value now!!

Ostryyy, honestly, relax friend.  If you are planning on investing in DigiBytes, delete your exchange bookmarks.  Watching the market is a terrible idea when you investing, and will drive you crazy.  Worse, it will make you make emotional decisions, which almost always lead to less than optimal if not negative results.

Don't invest in something because you think the price will go up.  Invest because you think the value is higher than the current price.  And then relax, and wait for the market to catch up with your valuation