Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 467. (Read 3059029 times)

OK, I'll bite this one time since I dumped my DGB already (at 140, so not bad ).

You've got a 15sec block time but no way to prune. Myriad's already done the switch to 0.11.2 with pruning enabled. Plus, segwit, lightning and rootstock are closer to realization. You've got a guy who if he gets hit by a bus, or more likely decides he's got enough and leaves, the show's over. DGB isn't going to change the crypto world, but multi-algo can. It seems to me that multi-algo development is happening in Myriad, not here.

They are different projects with different goals and whilst im sure you'd love to increase myriads support by moving everyone over to your benefit its not how it works. They are 2 seperate projects.

Digibyte seems to be tied in with tofugear and the company Jared works with. Digibyte has a lot more marketing than myriad so on the same token myriad devs could move their tools in and assist in updating the digibyte github code base with requests to get the best of both worlds.

I understand the request to update the codebase but you ex expand on why this is necessary at this point in time? Its been echoed as this big deal breaker that its not on the latest codebase but honestly there are a bunch of alt coins that aren't. Upgrading to the latest for latests sake isn't the reason. Can you specify what the latest code base gives that makes it a worthwhile move at this point in time to dedicate a lot of resourceS? Im not saying its not eventually needed but it seems to be a broken record echo approach.

O and btw whats with the 1 post account this being the first comment. It smells of someone making socks that don't want to identify themselves. Its not to say your comment is not worth taking but it seems to be the norm now when people don't want to use their main account to make such statements. Seems a bit err silly.

Sad to say it, but myriadcoin is right. Digibyte desperately needs to update the codebase.

In all honesty, if you really believe in multi-algo being the answer to mining centralization, you should just start porting all your tools to myriad. The marketcap is so small it's going to explode some day. There's so much inflation left in Digibyte you'll be lucky to stay above 1 sat in a year or two... Do you really want to be the bag holder for your "dear leader"?

There he is. Like clockwork.

Doesn't saying the same thing every page or two get boring, myriad?

ooooh salty.

You should show some respect for the coin DGB copied, especially in light of criticisms over DGB's marketing ("successfully forked to multi-algo and is the first cryptocurrency to make such a move"). Besides, DGB has a huge instamine. MYR has been fairly launched with the same 5 algorithms as DGB for over 2 years now.

When will DGB update its code? Lot of things broken, and it is still using Bitcoin code base that is 4 years old. At the very least it would be nice to see a functional digistats.

It's quite likely that there will be more miners coming to DGB-SHA256, but currently it looks like the effect is a bit dampened by rising BTC prices making BTC mining more profitable and dropping alt prices, with DGB among them, might make them less so (might because for mining the USD/altcoin pair is still more important than BTC/altcoin). Since the ASICs used for BTC can do SHA256 only the halving shouldn't affect script much.
The algorithm used to calculate DGBs difficulties is set up to close in on 2 constants: 1 block every 15 seconds and each of the 5 hash algorithms providing 20% of the blocks. To meet these requirements the difficulties of the other algorithms have to stay the same. That statement would be too inaccurate for a scientific paper, the algos are somewhat interconnected, but close enough for everyday purposes.

There are 2 factors. The main reason for the drop was the fact that the big rise before was a pump. But the new base, or bottom prices, would have settled higher if the BTC price wouldn't put some pressure on altcoin prices. Since the second reason continued the price drop from the first the resulting drop is quite likely higher as it would have been if both of these things hit the DGB price on its own. A shame, unless you wanted to buy soon anyway.

add more game at digibyte gaming site,a lot of people love to playing a game

it will increase the demands of the coin itself

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Happy mining.

I have this same question, really. I wonder why the recent drop has been so dramatic. Is it all attributable to the rise of BTC. Are there other factors at play?

I really appreciated everyone's thoughts on where the price might be headed short term. I would be interested in opinions as to why it is down so much right now and what might be on the horizon that might change that in the next several months. Are there reasons to be bullish for upward movement in the not too distant future?

another question

after bitcoin halving, if the miners come to mine dgb on sha256 i guess or scrypt ?   so sha256 difficulty would go up  but what happen to the others algorithm , they all gonna a bit up or the other get down ?

if it has all this going on why has coin dropped over 50% i love the coin myself and think it has so much going for it.

Thanks for correcting me.  I'm glad to see it is still proceeding as it was one of the early coins I mined. I'll have to check out what's been going on with it.

It's definitely still being developed. It was upgraded to Bitcoin 0.11.2 codebase recently. I wouldn't say it's disappeared into oblivion at all; it's #38 on coingecko, ahead of clams, shadowcash, and anoncoin. Yea, the marketcap is a bit low, but as coingecko reflects the community is still quite active, and it's one of the few "acceptably mined" cryptos according to devtome:
http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=a_massive_investigation_of_instamines_and_fastmines_for_the_top_alt_coins

It's also traded on the new bitsquare app that's just released as well.

Yes sadly though MYR did a lot of great things it seems to have disappeared into oblivion.  I think it still being developed though.

I don't mine any more but in the past I noticed that the difficulty would shoot up whenever the price peaked and then would go down again once it started to fall so if the normal pattern repeats then it should get easier.

Ofc because no-one needs or trades it. less than a BTC vol per day.

You noticed very good!

if the price get down, you think mining difficulty will get down too ?

i notice myr price is more stable

It might be an exchange wallet.

So guys your top wallet is like 73M DGB? I guess somebody with $25K can go over it with those prices.