Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 640. (Read 3058888 times)

We decided to give all fees collected to the organization Sea Shepherd (for an illimited time). We use the Shapeshift system and we transfer directly the DGB collected to the Sea Shepherd BTC address as you can see on this report http://www.miners-pool.eu/#!/sea-shepherd

Miners, if you want to support this organization, you know what you have to do
The collected DGB address is available, you can send coins to this address, it will be converted for the next run.

Thank you for buying dgb and to those for putting good buy support at 40-41 on Polo and bittrex.

Hi.  First post on this site.  Was wondering, are there plans to update the android app to run on 4.03 or whatever?
Just bought a ton of DGB on polo and would like it on my phone.
Thanks in advance if someone answers my question.

We at DigiStats are also running v4.0.3 wallet and everything is looking great on our side. We're currently syncing our explorer with the blockchain (this takes some time) but we will be going live once we've synced up and retested the platform.

On the topic of FUD, please note that any daily fluctuations in the BTC value of DGB are irrelevant to a long-term investor and contributor to the DigiByte community as such no major players within the community have jumped ship or anything of the sort meaning that there is still a strong base of core community holders and supporters. I would also like to point out that in the recent surge in the BTC price the BTC/DGB exchange rate has more or less kept its value (just about 40 sat) thereby increasing the USD value of DGB. Crypto trading is not just about one number guys.

As Jared has also pointed out a hardfork is not an easy thing to achieve. Taking this into account the momentary blip with respect to what has happened in the last few days is nothing more than that, a momentary blip. I expect v4.0.3 will resolve any issues people are having and we can start commenting and marveling over the increased transaction speed the hardfork has provided the DigiByte blockchain!

Thanks for updating!

N50 DGB Scrypt Pool upgraded to v4.0.3 and welcomes scrypt miners.

Since the hard fork, I've moved millions of DGB around the new wallets and so far I have not lost a single DigiByte. The only way to lose is to sell them for less than you paid for them. I care not if you do this, it is your money but I am absolutely confident that the DigiByte developers and community will overcome the issues in hand and emerge triumphant yet again and this is nothing more than some teething issues that the mining community seem to be dealing with quite adequately as it mainly effects their activities.  

yap..
usually coin will dump for a moment or long time, but it can raise significantly in another moment

Thanks for taking the time to point out these very clear distinctions.

I'm not a trader, but I can easily see the DGB had been pumped to 900, and it was absolutely not the good time to buy as a day-trader.

You can clearly see in the coin history, and by reading this post, that we had no big news during the october peak. It was a total mistake to buy after the pump, many traders lost them money there. This is what the P&D group are for, strike where people don't have defense or knowledge.

People said on this post, the DGB was being pumped. Before buying a coin you need to learn it's history, you need to know it's goal, and you need to know the devs. Just my personnal opinion there.

But loosing 10BTC to this.. I wouldn't blame DGB. I'd blame the panic of the trader and maybe the greedy part of him/her.

Last year, DGB price was below 30. This year the support looks like a little bit higher.
 
We all would like to know about the next year... But surely the DGB will be over 40.. So buying right now at 40 is the best thing to do for a daily trader.

I've read Victoria posts @poloniex troll-box. The "poor girl" Victoria is not an investor: She is a trader.
She lost 10 BTC because she cut too many times her positions, like a trader should always do when the trend doesn't go the expected direction.
And you want us to "jump ship" just because of her disappointment (and yours) about Jared and DGB ?
Now you speak about "bull crap" and "messed fork" and "suckers that bought DGB "... 
Well i don't know, but are these words facts, opinions or something else ?

If I remember right there were 42 entries.  I could be off by 1 or 2 but it was low 40s.  There were a few junk entries (always are) with the wrong answer - I can't tell if they're spam or not.  If my memory serves there were something like 46 total.  But, minus the junk there were something like 42 (official) entries.

It's good odds regardless.  We haven't got the December contest online.  We're thinking about doing a DGB gaming tournament.  We'll make a decision in the next couple of days and let everyone know.

Thank you for sharing! This is good to see. We are getting the GUI wallets prepared for release for those who want to help and update.

We are not talking about btc rewards. Well there were some people blaming/asking rewards relative to renting BTC by email though.
Just wanted to explain missing transactions problem which were sent from invalid blockchain, and compensation about lost mining shares for DGB.

Thank you.

Thank you for the great work and your involvement.
How many entries this month ?

Thank you for sharing. We feel it is very important for everyone to voice their honest concerns and opinions. That is how we grow and make things better for DigiByte. We are always open to suggestions and solutions to fix problems we now face. It is also important to mention we do not have the ability to "ban" or "delete" anyone or their posts, nor would we want to. Only the global forum mods can do that.

While we do pay attention to the price... it is not everything, if that were the case DigiByte would of been dead a long time ago like many other coins that were hyped and then left to die by various "pump" groups. We have pushed through times like this and improved every time. We fundamentally believe that the possibilities of DigiByte extend far beyond DigiByte as a currency. We are focused on our long term vision and strategy and we are keeping our nose to the grind stone to make it happen.

As for the hard fork, things are smoothing out and looking good now. The reason a hard fork is so feared among the Bitcoin community is there will always be problems that arise during one. This is the price of progress and innovation.

As for the 250K thats being repeated in TX's that is the payout from DigiByte Gaming switching change addresses every payout. It caught us off guard as well.

Alright I appreciate your kind reply, but we both (and other users) received plenty of messages basically saying GTFO or don't say negative stuff, etc. I don't think that's good for the community at all. The only purpose of that is to actually spread hype and give false hopes, basically if you pump the coin it's perfectly ok, if you don't...gtfo. It's a vicious circle if you will when something like this happens because at the end it bites the project/coin back. Please understand that while many of us value your work and the effort you put in, we are all basically in for the money, we don't really care about your "baby". We want results and progress not this situation we are in where basically nothing really matters because the game is rigged. So sorry if we sound harsh but it's how it is (maybe we are not even entitled to express our opinion, just because we hold some DGB doesn't mean we have the right to question or post opinions, fair enough).

We have drawn a winner.  There are 2 reasons that we have not yet made the announcement.  First, we wanted to make sure that our wallets were updated and everything was set with the recent fork to DigiSpeed.  Second, I've had a busy week so I didn't get the contest winner info sent out.  And, for the past 48 hours I've been working to re-create all my outgoing mail server info.  As soon as we notify the winner in person, we'll make the announcement here.

Thanks to all the members of the community who entered the contest.  Our first contest (back in August) only had a handful of entries.  With each new contest, we get more and more people entering, and more and more people joining the community.  It's great to see.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Cheers,

Eric

Hi Pringles,

I don't think you're a troll.  I'm not sure how every person in the discussion feels.  I guess if other people think you're a troll then you can prove them wrong.  And, I have the same general comments for you that I just posted for MTNSAA.  You are a member of this community.  We value members of our DGB community and we value their opinions.  You don't have to post hype to make a contribution to our conversation.  You can and should  feel free to always post your concerns and ideas.  You help make the DGB community a thoughtful and interesting discussion. 

However, you sometimes do not extend the same levels are courtesy, fairness, understanding and respect to all the community members.  Yesterday, you posted several comments.  The first one suggested that there was some major news announcement slated for today.  The problem is that I have no idea what major news announcement you are talking about?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13158235 

In the post above, I'm not sure what news you were referring to for Sunday.  The "gift" you refer to is a work in progress by other members of this community.  24hralttrade hinted at it in a recent post.  But, nobody ever suggested it would be news on Sunday night.   I think you meant the post by BitKapp (from December 4) about the updated DigiStats website (see below).

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13149596

If you re-read his post, you'll see that he said he hoped to be able to get the revised site online by Sunday night.  Hoped.  He wrote that he hoped to have the updated website for DigiStats online by Sunday night.  He didn't say that he had major news to announce on Sunday.  There was no secret news announcement.  The new DigiStats website has some great new features.  I've seen some previews and I think the community will appreciate all the work that he and esotericism have put into the site.  I'm not sure if it will be fully done tonight, but BitKapp is doing lots of work to get it online as quick as possible.  I've messaged with him a few times over the past couple of days.  He is hard at work on the site and he is also helping out with the active nodes for the DigiSpeed fork.  You might have noticed the series of posts he has made with lists of nodes.

So, just to review.  There was no promise of major news.  None of us promised a major news announcement for tonight.  You just made the whole thing up.  Your made up news announcement even confused other members of the conversation:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13159795

People were actually confused because the facts weren't matching up with your posts.  So, why would you claim that there was some major news announcement when - in fact - it was all just made up?  I'm asking seriously.  Why would you make something like that up?  I don't think it's fair for the members of this community when you hold them accountable for failing to make a major news announcement that you just made up.

In your post above, you claimed that we failed to meet the news deadline (which never existed in the first place) and that the only real news is that the fork is messed up (which isn't true).  I hope you continue to offer constructive criticism and contribute to our DGB community.  But, if you''re going to criticize people, you should be fair and not hold them accountable for your own misrepresentations.