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Lots of people are asking why Digibyte is so popular. I personally believe it is because the development team has been working on digibyte for more than 3 years now and the technology behind the coin has been getting better and better. Digibyte isn't only a cryptocurrency that copies other currencies, but it has been developing its own technology and helping other currencies rather than competing. On top of this, it has not been trying to cause hype around digibyte and therefore a lot of people have never heard of digibyte before. To us, the people who have held the currency since the beginning, it has always been more or less clear that the currency was highly undervalued and is still. That being said, the current reason for the popularity is that we are getting many new owners on board and the distribution of the currency is getting larger. This is because people are realizing the potential digibyte has and also partly because people are mistaking digibyte for a coin that can be earned by playing games. Yes that part was true, but currently it is on hold, and there isn't really any reason to enable it now that the currency has finally gained wider spread, which was the original purpose of the gaming thing. The real potential in digibyte rests in the developmental team who have made digibyte what it is today and will most likely keep on making it better.

This is just the way I see it. But I thought that people might want to hear why someone has put all his crypto investments in digibyte and held even when it was 20 sat worth. I also encourage other long time investors to tell what they think.
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I tried to read the original post. What makes this coin outstanding?
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Hello, Can someone tell me how to make a paper wallet? Or could i type any command in my DGB desktop wallet to show me the private key? that would be the same? Thank you.

any answer to this?

The first paper wallet generator popped up in 2014 and it looks like it is still online: https://www.dgbaddress.org/

The GitHub repo is here: https://github.com/patricklodder/dgbaddress.org.git

A quick google search also returned: https://walletgenerator.net/?currency=DigiByte

Note: Use at your OWN RISK  We have not tested these services, nor can we vouch for their integrity.

We would love to get people's feedback on using the above. We stopped pushing paper wallets on new users in 2014 as new people found them very confusing. Especially when it came to importing a wallet.

Because with bitcoin there is 1000's of wallets that support private key import already. Why we can't have a wallet that does that too?

Ok, so I have tested this online wallet generator that will function as a paper wallet.


http://i65.tinypic.com/whh5av.png

I sent this address 10 DGB (well 9.8 DGB after the exchange/transaction fee), which can be seen here.

https://digiexplorer.info/address/D9ickuSyeExtYiUqe7P5gnbdeY87PTKAD6
https://digiexplorer.info/tx/88eac49d3ab7b63d196683269be86e85ba710cdec4acd3eaaafc6bd6b725c837

To import the wallet you have to go via the debug console. (Help → Debug Console → Console)

In there type in “importprivkey ”. The private key is the bit that I have blanked out in the picture above. That will then import the address into your wallet and then re-scan the block chain for any funds. This re-scan will take a while (It took 15 mins on my PC).

You will then have access to that address within your wallet.


http://i63.tinypic.com/1zx199w.jpg

To then prove that I can then send from this address I sent 5 DGB from it.

https://digiexplorer.info/tx/2be94d83296b4326a79572143e4559ef96224f805f5a0896778e969eb9882269

So, yes, it does work Smiley.

Please note this was all done on the latest version of the wallet (v6.14.2). Also, never give anyone your private key as they will be able to do the above and steal your DGB!

can you tell me where the coins are stored? I mean, where are the coins stored normally in a paper wallet? on a 3rd party?

They are "stored" in the blockchain like every other crypto currency. All any wallet does is give you access to a certain address within the blockchain. This is why keeping the private key safe is important as it gives access to the public address, and thus the coins.

All you need to do is gen an address on the website and sync the wallet. If you really want to test it, send me the public address that it generates and I'll send a coin to it and you can go through the steps I outlined to make sure the process works.

Then why the DEV told us that he do not recommend these services? Why they don't make one official paper wallet generator? Can these walletgenerators website owners store your private keys and hack you later? There's a way to do it offline, you download the website at GITHUB and you can then disconnect the computer from internet and generate a wallet address and private key offline? But my question is, do you need at some point internet, how the blockchain will know I generated that address and privatekey? Sorry for my stupid question.

Then why the DEV told us that he do not recommend these services?

Probably because they didn't make it and thus can't guarantee it has no faults.

Why they don't make one official paper wallet generator?

That will have to be something the dev will have to answer but I'm pretty sure they are busy with the DiguSign development at the moment. Paper wallets are not widely used so I would guess they are low on the priority side of things.

Can these wallet generators website owners store your private keys and hack you later?

That is always a risk yes.  However, as you pointed out you can get the code from the Github repo and check it over yourself.

How the blockchain will know I generated that address and privatekey?

The blockchain is just a ledger of every transaction that has happened. It just needs to log that x amount of coins have gone to address y. It doesn't know when an address was made, just when it was first used (i.e coins sent to it). This is how all crypto currencies work. More info can be found here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockchain
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it will reach 0.1 usd at the end of year i guess
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Fighting mob law and inquisition in this forum
Hello,

I need you advise guys. I have a transaction where it states the output is unspent even after 140 confirmations already.

https://digiexplorer.info/tx/e31aba076c64c752da530af57fb0277ab8fd8c20a5a7bf8a32f50696c5dbd29c
What can I do and what is wrong here?

thanks in advance
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Price is moving up guys..what do you think?

It's a break-out, so I think it will still move higher.
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Price is moving up guys..what do you think?
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If I put my DGB in Digibyte wallet, will it stake?
No, This is not a Proof of Stake coin. You can only have it through mining.
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If I put my DGB in Digibyte wallet, will it stake?
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Hire me! Spanish translator and community manager!
Hello, Can someone tell me how to make a paper wallet? Or could i type any command in my DGB desktop wallet to show me the private key? that would be the same? Thank you.

any answer to this?

The first paper wallet generator popped up in 2014 and it looks like it is still online: https://www.dgbaddress.org/

The GitHub repo is here: https://github.com/patricklodder/dgbaddress.org.git

A quick google search also returned: https://walletgenerator.net/?currency=DigiByte

Note: Use at your OWN RISK  We have not tested these services, nor can we vouch for their integrity.

We would love to get people's feedback on using the above. We stopped pushing paper wallets on new users in 2014 as new people found them very confusing. Especially when it came to importing a wallet.

Because with bitcoin there is 1000's of wallets that support private key import already. Why we can't have a wallet that does that too?

Ok, so I have tested this online wallet generator that will function as a paper wallet.


http://i65.tinypic.com/whh5av.png

I sent this address 10 DGB (well 9.8 DGB after the exchange/transaction fee), which can be seen here.

https://digiexplorer.info/address/D9ickuSyeExtYiUqe7P5gnbdeY87PTKAD6
https://digiexplorer.info/tx/88eac49d3ab7b63d196683269be86e85ba710cdec4acd3eaaafc6bd6b725c837

To import the wallet you have to go via the debug console. (Help → Debug Console → Console)

In there type in “importprivkey ”. The private key is the bit that I have blanked out in the picture above. That will then import the address into your wallet and then re-scan the block chain for any funds. This re-scan will take a while (It took 15 mins on my PC).

You will then have access to that address within your wallet.


http://i63.tinypic.com/1zx199w.jpg

To then prove that I can then send from this address I sent 5 DGB from it.

https://digiexplorer.info/tx/2be94d83296b4326a79572143e4559ef96224f805f5a0896778e969eb9882269

So, yes, it does work Smiley.

Please note this was all done on the latest version of the wallet (v6.14.2). Also, never give anyone your private key as they will be able to do the above and steal your DGB!

can you tell me where the coins are stored? I mean, where are the coins stored normally in a paper wallet? on a 3rd party?

They are "stored" in the blockchain like every other crypto currency. All any wallet does is give you access to a certain address within the blockchain. This is why keeping the private key safe is important as it gives access to the public address, and thus the coins.

All you need to do is gen an address on the website and sync the wallet. If you really want to test it, send me the public address that it generates and I'll send a coin to it and you can go through the steps I outlined to make sure the process works.

Then why the DEV told us that he do not recommend these services? Why they don't make one official paper wallet generator? Can these walletgenerators website owners store your private keys and hack you later? There's a way to do it offline, you download the website at GITHUB and you can then disconnect the computer from internet and generate a wallet address and private key offline? But my question is, do you need at some point internet, how the blockchain will know I generated that address and privatekey? Sorry for my stupid question.
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CONGRATULATIONS Digibyte Community!!!

Digibyte already broke the 1k walls and setting the new high record!!!

Now, sky is the only limit!  Cheesy
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DGB now trading at 1,017 satoshi. Low price, good growth = better profit.
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Were down about 40% from the top...
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Careful chaps don't be rolling money into it right now thinking you'll be rich quick.

I say this not to FUD, but for every person who jumps in at the top; is another person who loses, gets saw, and stays on this thread to shill for months.

Let's all be sensible Smiley
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Hello, Can someone tell me how to make a paper wallet? Or could i type any command in my DGB desktop wallet to show me the private key? that would be the same? Thank you.

any answer to this?

The first paper wallet generator popped up in 2014 and it looks like it is still online: https://www.dgbaddress.org/

The GitHub repo is here: https://github.com/patricklodder/dgbaddress.org.git

A quick google search also returned: https://walletgenerator.net/?currency=DigiByte

Note: Use at your OWN RISK  We have not tested these services, nor can we vouch for their integrity.

We would love to get people's feedback on using the above. We stopped pushing paper wallets on new users in 2014 as new people found them very confusing. Especially when it came to importing a wallet.

Because with bitcoin there is 1000's of wallets that support private key import already. Why we can't have a wallet that does that too?

Ok, so I have tested this online wallet generator that will function as a paper wallet.


http://i65.tinypic.com/whh5av.png

I sent this address 10 DGB (well 9.8 DGB after the exchange/transaction fee), which can be seen here.

https://digiexplorer.info/address/D9ickuSyeExtYiUqe7P5gnbdeY87PTKAD6
https://digiexplorer.info/tx/88eac49d3ab7b63d196683269be86e85ba710cdec4acd3eaaafc6bd6b725c837

To import the wallet you have to go via the debug console. (Help → Debug Console → Console)

In there type in “importprivkey ”. The private key is the bit that I have blanked out in the picture above. That will then import the address into your wallet and then re-scan the block chain for any funds. This re-scan will take a while (It took 15 mins on my PC).

You will then have access to that address within your wallet.


http://i63.tinypic.com/1zx199w.jpg

To then prove that I can then send from this address I sent 5 DGB from it.

https://digiexplorer.info/tx/2be94d83296b4326a79572143e4559ef96224f805f5a0896778e969eb9882269

So, yes, it does work Smiley.

Please note this was all done on the latest version of the wallet (v6.14.2). Also, never give anyone your private key as they will be able to do the above and steal your DGB!

can you tell me where the coins are stored? I mean, where are the coins stored normally in a paper wallet? on a 3rd party?

They are "stored" in the blockchain like every other crypto currency. All any wallet does is give you access to a certain address within the blockchain. This is why keeping the private key safe is important as it gives access to the public address, and thus the coins.

All you need to do is gen an address on the website and sync the wallet. If you really want to test it, send me the public address that it generates and I'll send a coin to it and you can go through the steps I outlined to make sure the process works.
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Why the web site http://digibytegaming.com/ is offline so long?


Its working fine here .

No it is not working, I think they are ending the whole gaming payment idea.
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Hello, Can someone tell me how to make a paper wallet? Or could i type any command in my DGB desktop wallet to show me the private key? that would be the same? Thank you.

any answer to this?

The first paper wallet generator popped up in 2014 and it looks like it is still online: https://www.dgbaddress.org/

The GitHub repo is here: https://github.com/patricklodder/dgbaddress.org.git

A quick google search also returned: https://walletgenerator.net/?currency=DigiByte

Note: Use at your OWN RISK  We have not tested these services, nor can we vouch for their integrity.

We would love to get people's feedback on using the above. We stopped pushing paper wallets on new users in 2014 as new people found them very confusing. Especially when it came to importing a wallet.

Because with bitcoin there is 1000's of wallets that support private key import already. Why we can't have a wallet that does that too?

Ok, so I have tested this online wallet generator that will function as a paper wallet.

http://i65.tinypic.com/whh5av.png
http://i65.tinypic.com/whh5av.png

I sent this address 10 DGB (well 9.8 DGB after the exchange/transaction fee), which can be seen here.

https://digiexplorer.info/address/D9ickuSyeExtYiUqe7P5gnbdeY87PTKAD6
https://digiexplorer.info/tx/88eac49d3ab7b63d196683269be86e85ba710cdec4acd3eaaafc6bd6b725c837

To import the wallet you have to go via the debug console. (Help → Debug Console → Console)

In there type in “importprivkey ”. The private key is the bit that I have blanked out in the picture above. That will then import the address into your wallet and then re-scan the block chain for any funds. This re-scan will take a while (It took 15 mins on my PC).

You will then have access to that address within your wallet.

http://i63.tinypic.com/1zx199w.jpg
http://i63.tinypic.com/1zx199w.jpg

To then prove that I can then send from this address I sent 5 DGB from it.

https://digiexplorer.info/tx/2be94d83296b4326a79572143e4559ef96224f805f5a0896778e969eb9882269

So, yes, it does work Smiley.

Please note this was all done on the latest version of the wallet (v6.14.2). Also, never give anyone your private key as they will be able to do the above and steal your DGB!

can you tell me where the coins are stored? I mean, where are the coins stored normally in a paper wallet? on a 3rd party?
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Hello, Can someone tell me how to make a paper wallet? Or could i type any command in my DGB desktop wallet to show me the private key? that would be the same? Thank you.

any answer to this?

The first paper wallet generator popped up in 2014 and it looks like it is still online: https://www.dgbaddress.org/

The GitHub repo is here: https://github.com/patricklodder/dgbaddress.org.git

A quick google search also returned: https://walletgenerator.net/?currency=DigiByte

Note: Use at your OWN RISK  We have not tested these services, nor can we vouch for their integrity.

We would love to get people's feedback on using the above. We stopped pushing paper wallets on new users in 2014 as new people found them very confusing. Especially when it came to importing a wallet.

Because with bitcoin there is 1000's of wallets that support private key import already. Why we can't have a wallet that does that too?

Ok, so I have tested this online wallet generator that will function as a paper wallet.


http://i65.tinypic.com/whh5av.png

I sent this address 10 DGB (well 9.8 DGB after the exchange/transaction fee), which can be seen here.

https://digiexplorer.info/address/D9ickuSyeExtYiUqe7P5gnbdeY87PTKAD6
https://digiexplorer.info/tx/88eac49d3ab7b63d196683269be86e85ba710cdec4acd3eaaafc6bd6b725c837

To import the wallet you have to go via the debug console. (Help → Debug Console → Console)

In there type in “importprivkey ”. The private key is the bit that I have blanked out in the picture above. That will then import the address into your wallet and then re-scan the block chain for any funds. This re-scan will take a while (It took 15 mins on my PC).

You will then have access to that address within your wallet.


http://i63.tinypic.com/1zx199w.jpg

To then prove that I can then send from this address I sent 5 DGB from it.

https://digiexplorer.info/tx/2be94d83296b4326a79572143e4559ef96224f805f5a0896778e969eb9882269

So, yes, it does work Smiley.

Please note this was all done on the latest version of the wallet (v6.14.2). Also, never give anyone your private key as they will be able to do the above and steal your DGB!
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