Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 343. (Read 3058816 times)

Jumbley,

Could you forward this. I've forgotten who the contact is . . . and with it not being possible to securely enter the site, I have no way of finding out.

TIA

And the subsidy of DigiByte mined in the first 48 hours was the same scheduled for the first 48 days, as it were (i.e. no pre-mine, no instamine, just the exact same reward as what everybody continued to get until the first reward reduction).

No, Segwit is now Locked In and it will now take a week of being Locked In before we go Active.

So a full period?

No, Segwit is now Locked In and it will now take a week of being Locked In before we go Active.

Shouldn't this site state that Segwit is active now? https://segwit.digiexplorer.info/

When will the block explorer be working again? It's been down all day...

https://digiexplorer.info/ is down?

That will most likely not happen
To reach $1 it would need a market cap of around 8 billion. Its only 9 million now.
Even $0.1 would make it need a 800 million market cap. Which itself is not likely

But digibyte can easily reach 50m market cap or higher. So 5x the price it is now. Especially with segwit and solid dev team that having been supporting it for years and with everything segwit brings 50m cap is very likely. If not more

Just my opinion.

That will most likely not happen
To reach $1 it would need a market cap of around 8 billion. Its only 9 million now.
Even $0.1 would make it need a 800 million market cap. Which itself is not likely

But digibyte can easily reach 50m market cap or higher. So 5x the price it is now. Especially with segwit and solid dev team that having been supporting it for years and with everything segwit brings 50m cap is very likely. If not more

Just my opinion.

Could digibyte hit 1$ after segwit?

Congratulations to the Lead Dev and Founder of DigiByte, Jared Tate.

You know, although you are much younger than I am, I still look up to you! You are an example for everyone to follow!

       Thanks for always surprising us so much by always outdoing yourself!


And equally emphatic congratulations to the entire DigiByte team
       - everybody who directly contributed to this release -
                      on a job extremely well done!
•   21E14
•   accraze
•   Adam Brown
•   Alexander Regueiro
•   Alex Morcos
•   Alfie John
•   Alice Wonder
•   AlSzacrel
•   Andrew Chow
•   Andrés G. Aragoneses
•   Bob McElrath
•   BtcDrak
•   calebogden
•   Cédric Félizard
•   Chirag Davé
•   Chris Moore
•   Chris Stewart
•   Christian von Roques
•   Chris Wheeler
•   Cory Fields
•   crowning-
•   Daniel Cousens
•   Daniel Kraft
•   Denis Lukianov
•   Elias Rohrer
•   Elliot Olds
•   Eric Shaw
•   error10
•   Ethan Heilman
•   face
•   fanquake
•   Francesco 'makevoid' Canessa
•   fsb4000
•   Gavin Andresen
•   gladoscc
•   Gregory Maxwell
•   Gregory Sanders
•   instagibbs
•   James O'Beirne
•   Jannes Faber
•   Jarret Dyrbye
•   Jeremy Rand
•   jloughry
•   jmacwhyte
•   Joao Fonseca
•   Johnson Lau
•   Jonas Nick
•   Jonas Schnelli
•   Jonathan Cross
•   João Barbosa
•   Jorge Timón
•   Kaz Wesley
•   Kefkius
•   kirkalx
•   Krzysztof Jurewicz
•   Leviathn
•   lewuathe
•   Luke Dashjr
•   Luv Khemani
•   Marcel Krüger
•   Marco Falke
•   Mark Friedenbach
•   Matt
•   Matt Bogosian
•   Matt Corallo
•   Matthew English
•   Matthew Zipkin
•   mb300sd
•   Mitchell Cash
•   mrbandrews
•   mruddy
•   Murch
•   Mustafa
•   Nathaniel Mahieu
•   Nicolas Dorier
•   Patrick Strateman
•   Paul Rabahy
•   paveljanik
•   Pavel Janík
•   Pavel Vasin
•   Pedro Branco
•   Peter Todd
•   Philip Kaufmann
•   Pieter Wuille
•   Prayag Verma
•   ptschip
•   Puru
•   randy-waterhouse
•   R E Broadley
•   Rusty Russell
•   Suhas Daftuar
•   Suriyaa Kudo
•   TheLazieR Yip
•   Thomas Kerin
•   Tom Harding
•   Tyler Hardin
•   UdjinM6
•   Warren Togami
•   Will Binns
•   Wladimir J. van der Laan
•   Yuri Zhykin


The term “project” is loosely thrown about in crypto as though simply using the word makes something a project. That’s obviously not the case with DigiByte. Without the slightest doubt, DigiByte is one of the few that really meets the definition of “project”, and when we add “widely distributed” and “secure” to the mix, I think we can safely say that DigiByte is part of a group that can be counted with the fingers of one hand.

Great work DigiByte!