I see this is an old coin from a few years back
what is DigiByte mainly used for? Gaming? what is its niche other than being a speculative asset? Thanks
Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 201. (Read 3058935 times)
August 03, 2017, 05:35:39 AM
August 03, 2017, 05:32:28 AM
August 03, 2017, 04:44:37 AM
Need this coin to go back to 1000 sat so I can break even and get out. Want more Waves. Hurry 
August 02, 2017, 10:31:31 PM
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There has been much confusion over the last few days as to what is happening with a potential Bitcoin hard fork and how this might affect DigiByte. Several people are asking us similar questions. At this time this is how we see the situation.
There are 6 possible outcomes to the Bitcoin dilemma and how Bitcoin might fork.
1) Original Segwit Activates: (BIP 141). Now signaling 100%, as miners quickly all upgraded recently. Expected to lock in this period (by 10th). Potential Conflicts with BIP 91 and BIP 148 may emerge.
2) Segwit2x. (2mb Proposal). 87% singaling.
3) BIP 91 (Compatible with 148 but miners signal, not users). Now already locked in. Should beat out 141. Locks in 24 hours from now.
4) UASF (BIP 148, user activated). Supported by BIP 91 above.
5) BCC (Bitcoin Cash). This fork will emerge at 12:20 UTC time on August 1st. Will not include Segwit.
6) Emergent Consensus. Aka Bitcoin Unlimited. 39.9% signaling.
As you can see it is very confusing. Most likely bip 91 locks in, SEGWIT is activated and Bitcoin Cash emerges as a fork on the 1st. However, there could be other unknown issues if 141 locks in as well as BIP 91 between now and August 10th. For now, most large exchanges appear to not be supporting BCC.
You can follow the drama on the aptly named: https://coin.dance/blocks
How does this affect DigiByte? Linguistic data shows once we have moved past this point of uncertainty we could be on the verge of a very large Bitcoin bull run and a wider bull run in crypto markets. This is a net positive for DGB.
Segwit activation on BTC also opens up the possibility of cross-chain transactions between Bitcoin, DigiByte and Litecoin. This allows for a whole new world of possibilities and puts DigiByte in a very "exclusive" trio for experimentation and cross blockchain innovation.
This all fits in nicely with our vision of the decentralized future which in the near term, includes the creation of decentralized exchanges which is greatly needed at this point in time.
We will be following the situation closely and will post updates as deemed appropriate. T-minus 24 hours and counting.
There are 6 possible outcomes to the Bitcoin dilemma and how Bitcoin might fork.
1) Original Segwit Activates: (BIP 141). Now signaling 100%, as miners quickly all upgraded recently. Expected to lock in this period (by 10th). Potential Conflicts with BIP 91 and BIP 148 may emerge.
2) Segwit2x. (2mb Proposal). 87% singaling.
3) BIP 91 (Compatible with 148 but miners signal, not users). Now already locked in. Should beat out 141. Locks in 24 hours from now.
4) UASF (BIP 148, user activated). Supported by BIP 91 above.
5) BCC (Bitcoin Cash). This fork will emerge at 12:20 UTC time on August 1st. Will not include Segwit.
6) Emergent Consensus. Aka Bitcoin Unlimited. 39.9% signaling.
As you can see it is very confusing. Most likely bip 91 locks in, SEGWIT is activated and Bitcoin Cash emerges as a fork on the 1st. However, there could be other unknown issues if 141 locks in as well as BIP 91 between now and August 10th. For now, most large exchanges appear to not be supporting BCC.
You can follow the drama on the aptly named: https://coin.dance/blocks
How does this affect DigiByte? Linguistic data shows once we have moved past this point of uncertainty we could be on the verge of a very large Bitcoin bull run and a wider bull run in crypto markets. This is a net positive for DGB.
Segwit activation on BTC also opens up the possibility of cross-chain transactions between Bitcoin, DigiByte and Litecoin. This allows for a whole new world of possibilities and puts DigiByte in a very "exclusive" trio for experimentation and cross blockchain innovation.
This all fits in nicely with our vision of the decentralized future which in the near term, includes the creation of decentralized exchanges which is greatly needed at this point in time.
We will be following the situation closely and will post updates as deemed appropriate. T-minus 24 hours and counting.
Digibyte, help please!!!
I have chrome gaming wallet but its no longer working,How do I retrieve my digibytes???
MMMAny Thanks Digibytes!
August 02, 2017, 06:22:48 AM
Anyone wondered where will all AMD GPUs go once ETH will get in POS phase?
August 02, 2017, 04:38:29 AM
Sold my bitcoin cash to buy more DGB 
July 31, 2017, 03:42:51 PM
Should there not be a hard DigiByte Cash to support Bitcoin Cash?
July 31, 2017, 11:52:34 AM
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big potential to new innovation Quote
There has been much confusion over the last few days as to what is happening with a potential Bitcoin hard fork and how this might affect DigiByte. Several people are asking us similar questions. At this time this is how we see the situation.
There are 6 possible outcomes to the Bitcoin dilemma and how Bitcoin might fork.
1) Original Segwit Activates: (BIP 141). Now signaling 100%, as miners quickly all upgraded recently. Expected to lock in this period (by 10th). Potential Conflicts with BIP 91 and BIP 148 may emerge.
2) Segwit2x. (2mb Proposal). 87% singaling.
3) BIP 91 (Compatible with 148 but miners signal, not users). Now already locked in. Should beat out 141. Locks in 24 hours from now.
4) UASF (BIP 148, user activated). Supported by BIP 91 above.
5) BCC (Bitcoin Cash). This fork will emerge at 12:20 UTC time on August 1st. Will not include Segwit.
6) Emergent Consensus. Aka Bitcoin Unlimited. 39.9% signaling.
As you can see it is very confusing. Most likely bip 91 locks in, SEGWIT is activated and Bitcoin Cash emerges as a fork on the 1st. However, there could be other unknown issues if 141 locks in as well as BIP 91 between now and August 10th. For now, most large exchanges appear to not be supporting BCC.
You can follow the drama on the aptly named: https://coin.dance/blocks
How does this affect DigiByte? Linguistic data shows once we have moved past this point of uncertainty we could be on the verge of a very large Bitcoin bull run and a wider bull run in crypto markets. This is a net positive for DGB.
Segwit activation on BTC also opens up the possibility of cross-chain transactions between Bitcoin, DigiByte and Litecoin. This allows for a whole new world of possibilities and puts DigiByte in a very "exclusive" trio for experimentation and cross blockchain innovation.
This all fits in nicely with our vision of the decentralized future which in the near term, includes the creation of decentralized exchanges which is greatly needed at this point in time.
We will be following the situation closely and will post updates as deemed appropriate. T-minus 24 hours and counting.
There are 6 possible outcomes to the Bitcoin dilemma and how Bitcoin might fork.
1) Original Segwit Activates: (BIP 141). Now signaling 100%, as miners quickly all upgraded recently. Expected to lock in this period (by 10th). Potential Conflicts with BIP 91 and BIP 148 may emerge.
2) Segwit2x. (2mb Proposal). 87% singaling.
3) BIP 91 (Compatible with 148 but miners signal, not users). Now already locked in. Should beat out 141. Locks in 24 hours from now.
4) UASF (BIP 148, user activated). Supported by BIP 91 above.
5) BCC (Bitcoin Cash). This fork will emerge at 12:20 UTC time on August 1st. Will not include Segwit.
6) Emergent Consensus. Aka Bitcoin Unlimited. 39.9% signaling.
As you can see it is very confusing. Most likely bip 91 locks in, SEGWIT is activated and Bitcoin Cash emerges as a fork on the 1st. However, there could be other unknown issues if 141 locks in as well as BIP 91 between now and August 10th. For now, most large exchanges appear to not be supporting BCC.
You can follow the drama on the aptly named: https://coin.dance/blocks
How does this affect DigiByte? Linguistic data shows once we have moved past this point of uncertainty we could be on the verge of a very large Bitcoin bull run and a wider bull run in crypto markets. This is a net positive for DGB.
Segwit activation on BTC also opens up the possibility of cross-chain transactions between Bitcoin, DigiByte and Litecoin. This allows for a whole new world of possibilities and puts DigiByte in a very "exclusive" trio for experimentation and cross blockchain innovation.
This all fits in nicely with our vision of the decentralized future which in the near term, includes the creation of decentralized exchanges which is greatly needed at this point in time.
We will be following the situation closely and will post updates as deemed appropriate. T-minus 24 hours and counting.
July 31, 2017, 10:43:37 AM
think dgb will rise tomorrow?
July 31, 2017, 10:41:35 AM
Exchange rate on android official wallet doesn't load and block explorer link directs to a funky looking mining pool site. Looks suspect .
Could you fix these small issues and also get me something I can physically spend my digibyte on or we're going nowhere fast
To create commerce environment is up to us, the community, not the devs. Its like askin National Bank that issues currency to create supply chainstores with food etc. Nonsense. If you have local shops where you buy stuff, ask them if you can pay with DGB? More people will ask more shops will consider. This economy we have is always without exception a demand driven economy. So do you part
July 31, 2017, 08:27:42 AM
Exchange rate on android official wallet doesn't load and block explorer link directs to a funky looking mining pool site. Looks suspect .
Could you fix these small issues and also get me something I can physically spend my digibyte on or we're going nowhere fast
July 31, 2017, 05:35:55 AM
I am pretty sure tomorrow will be a flinky tinky day for DGB.
July 31, 2017, 05:10:46 AM
Been holding DGB bags for a good couple weeks now, never sold because of CITI.
I sure hope this takes up the pace. 2000+ in a couple days is not gonna happen, like some say.
The FUD is still in the air on some boards, will damper if CITI comes through.
I sure hope this takes up the pace. 2000+ in a couple days is not gonna happen, like some say.
The FUD is still in the air on some boards, will damper if CITI comes through.
July 31, 2017, 05:04:37 AM
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There has been much confusion over the last few days as to what is happening with a potential Bitcoin hard fork and how this might affect DigiByte. Several people are asking us similar questions. At this time this is how we see the situation.
There are 6 possible outcomes to the Bitcoin dilemma and how Bitcoin might fork.
1) Original Segwit Activates: (BIP 141). Now signaling 100%, as miners quickly all upgraded recently. Expected to lock in this period (by 10th). Potential Conflicts with BIP 91 and BIP 148 may emerge.
2) Segwit2x. (2mb Proposal). 87% singaling.
3) BIP 91 (Compatible with 148 but miners signal, not users). Now already locked in. Should beat out 141. Locks in 24 hours from now.
4) UASF (BIP 148, user activated). Supported by BIP 91 above.
5) BCC (Bitcoin Cash). This fork will emerge at 12:20 UTC time on August 1st. Will not include Segwit.
6) Emergent Consensus. Aka Bitcoin Unlimited. 39.9% signaling.
As you can see it is very confusing. Most likely bip 91 locks in, SEGWIT is activated and Bitcoin Cash emerges as a fork on the 1st. However, there could be other unknown issues if 141 locks in as well as BIP 91 between now and August 10th. For now, most large exchanges appear to not be supporting BCC.
You can follow the drama on the aptly named: https://coin.dance/blocks
How does this affect DigiByte? Linguistic data shows once we have moved past this point of uncertainty we could be on the verge of a very large Bitcoin bull run and a wider bull run in crypto markets. This is a net positive for DGB.
Segwit activation on BTC also opens up the possibility of cross-chain transactions between Bitcoin, DigiByte and Litecoin. This allows for a whole new world of possibilities and puts DigiByte in a very "exclusive" trio for experimentation and cross blockchain innovation.
This all fits in nicely with our vision of the decentralized future which in the near term, includes the creation of decentralized exchanges which is greatly needed at this point in time.
We will be following the situation closely and will post updates as deemed appropriate. T-minus 24 hours and counting.
There are 6 possible outcomes to the Bitcoin dilemma and how Bitcoin might fork.
1) Original Segwit Activates: (BIP 141). Now signaling 100%, as miners quickly all upgraded recently. Expected to lock in this period (by 10th). Potential Conflicts with BIP 91 and BIP 148 may emerge.
2) Segwit2x. (2mb Proposal). 87% singaling.
3) BIP 91 (Compatible with 148 but miners signal, not users). Now already locked in. Should beat out 141. Locks in 24 hours from now.
4) UASF (BIP 148, user activated). Supported by BIP 91 above.
5) BCC (Bitcoin Cash). This fork will emerge at 12:20 UTC time on August 1st. Will not include Segwit.
6) Emergent Consensus. Aka Bitcoin Unlimited. 39.9% signaling.
As you can see it is very confusing. Most likely bip 91 locks in, SEGWIT is activated and Bitcoin Cash emerges as a fork on the 1st. However, there could be other unknown issues if 141 locks in as well as BIP 91 between now and August 10th. For now, most large exchanges appear to not be supporting BCC.
You can follow the drama on the aptly named: https://coin.dance/blocks
How does this affect DigiByte? Linguistic data shows once we have moved past this point of uncertainty we could be on the verge of a very large Bitcoin bull run and a wider bull run in crypto markets. This is a net positive for DGB.
Segwit activation on BTC also opens up the possibility of cross-chain transactions between Bitcoin, DigiByte and Litecoin. This allows for a whole new world of possibilities and puts DigiByte in a very "exclusive" trio for experimentation and cross blockchain innovation.
This all fits in nicely with our vision of the decentralized future which in the near term, includes the creation of decentralized exchanges which is greatly needed at this point in time.
We will be following the situation closely and will post updates as deemed appropriate. T-minus 24 hours and counting.
This gonna be a bumpie week!
Good luck!
July 31, 2017, 04:56:57 AM
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Quote
There has been much confusion over the last few days as to what is happening with a potential Bitcoin hard fork and how this might affect DigiByte. Several people are asking us similar questions. At this time this is how we see the situation.
There are 6 possible outcomes to the Bitcoin dilemma and how Bitcoin might fork.
1) Original Segwit Activates: (BIP 141). Now signaling 100%, as miners quickly all upgraded recently. Expected to lock in this period (by 10th). Potential Conflicts with BIP 91 and BIP 148 may emerge.
2) Segwit2x. (2mb Proposal). 87% singaling.
3) BIP 91 (Compatible with 148 but miners signal, not users). Now already locked in. Should beat out 141. Locks in 24 hours from now.
4) UASF (BIP 148, user activated). Supported by BIP 91 above.
5) BCC (Bitcoin Cash). This fork will emerge at 12:20 UTC time on August 1st. Will not include Segwit.
6) Emergent Consensus. Aka Bitcoin Unlimited. 39.9% signaling.
As you can see it is very confusing. Most likely bip 91 locks in, SEGWIT is activated and Bitcoin Cash emerges as a fork on the 1st. However, there could be other unknown issues if 141 locks in as well as BIP 91 between now and August 10th. For now, most large exchanges appear to not be supporting BCC.
You can follow the drama on the aptly named: https://coin.dance/blocks
How does this affect DigiByte? Linguistic data shows once we have moved past this point of uncertainty we could be on the verge of a very large Bitcoin bull run and a wider bull run in crypto markets. This is a net positive for DGB.
Segwit activation on BTC also opens up the possibility of cross-chain transactions between Bitcoin, DigiByte and Litecoin. This allows for a whole new world of possibilities and puts DigiByte in a very "exclusive" trio for experimentation and cross blockchain innovation.
This all fits in nicely with our vision of the decentralized future which in the near term, includes the creation of decentralized exchanges which is greatly needed at this point in time.
We will be following the situation closely and will post updates as deemed appropriate. T-minus 24 hours and counting.
There are 6 possible outcomes to the Bitcoin dilemma and how Bitcoin might fork.
1) Original Segwit Activates: (BIP 141). Now signaling 100%, as miners quickly all upgraded recently. Expected to lock in this period (by 10th). Potential Conflicts with BIP 91 and BIP 148 may emerge.
2) Segwit2x. (2mb Proposal). 87% singaling.
3) BIP 91 (Compatible with 148 but miners signal, not users). Now already locked in. Should beat out 141. Locks in 24 hours from now.
4) UASF (BIP 148, user activated). Supported by BIP 91 above.
5) BCC (Bitcoin Cash). This fork will emerge at 12:20 UTC time on August 1st. Will not include Segwit.
6) Emergent Consensus. Aka Bitcoin Unlimited. 39.9% signaling.
As you can see it is very confusing. Most likely bip 91 locks in, SEGWIT is activated and Bitcoin Cash emerges as a fork on the 1st. However, there could be other unknown issues if 141 locks in as well as BIP 91 between now and August 10th. For now, most large exchanges appear to not be supporting BCC.
You can follow the drama on the aptly named: https://coin.dance/blocks
How does this affect DigiByte? Linguistic data shows once we have moved past this point of uncertainty we could be on the verge of a very large Bitcoin bull run and a wider bull run in crypto markets. This is a net positive for DGB.
Segwit activation on BTC also opens up the possibility of cross-chain transactions between Bitcoin, DigiByte and Litecoin. This allows for a whole new world of possibilities and puts DigiByte in a very "exclusive" trio for experimentation and cross blockchain innovation.
This all fits in nicely with our vision of the decentralized future which in the near term, includes the creation of decentralized exchanges which is greatly needed at this point in time.
We will be following the situation closely and will post updates as deemed appropriate. T-minus 24 hours and counting.
July 30, 2017, 10:13:44 PM
No change in this coin, I was lucky to have sold all my coins at the price of 1200 satoshi, and now I want to buy back but I doubt because of segwit issues.
Maybe after 1st august I will buy some coins for long-term.
Maybe after 1st august I will buy some coins for long-term.
It gave a monstrous fall from 1200 to 600 satoshi. I'll wait to drop some more and buy some DGB. Does it look like it was going to be used in Minecraft?
July 30, 2017, 10:08:13 PM
DGB king of pnd LOOOL
But thank you for buying my dgb since 59 Sats 
But thank you for buying my dgb since 59 Sats
Go back to shilling your crappy exchange lol that hasn't seen any action in 200+ days lol...... such a scrub ^_^
Which you will be signing up to by new years 2018!
July 30, 2017, 01:10:43 PM
If the project is in active development, why no github updates since May?
did they put all project in github? 
July 30, 2017, 01:03:51 PM
If the project is in active development, why no github updates since May?
July 30, 2017, 11:59:51 AM
dgb is a great coin with a great community. i've been in it since day one. it is not btc though. i see dgb as a payment system, like cash where btc is gold. there are way too many dgb out there for the price to go really big
Define "really big".
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