Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 728. (Read 3058816 times)

were you able to withdraw your coins?  if so how did it take?

Yes i think they doing their best. THUMPS up. 

There is a big info about dgb withdrawals being slow at main site.

Yes Cryptsy has to fix this ASAP. Hot Wallet Props i heard!

Just my bad experience or luck with Cryptsy, just from my side of experience. It seems every time a coin is doing well or a lot of heavy volume it bogs down on Cryptsy.

I personally never use it unless that is the only exchange that has the coin I am trading.

Its a shame.. I made a WD of 10 dgb for test and it went through in 25mins.
Now I made a bigger amount and I am still waiting... 30mins passed..

I got this:

Change reduction from 1% per week to 1% per month. (12% annual reduction compounded monthly) => v3.0.3

Before Fork i got this:

No we still have the 0.5% weekly reduction. When we first created DigiByte we wanted the blocks to be as fast as possible. But we found that anything quicker than 60 seconds caused many issues with a single POW algo. With multi-algo we are able to make transactions even faster for merchants as we originally intended.


Block Reward Decrease
We are not looking to do anything dramatic here. Instead we are looking for a solution that will benefit everyone. Miners, current investors and future investors. We are considering three potential options to change the block reward. These will a gradual block reward % reduction every 7 days.

Current amount of coins left to be mined: 20,400,000,000
Block Percentage Reduction Every: 10107.69230769231 Blocks (1 week)

Option 1:
20 Years: Block reward reduces every week by a small percentage so that the last coin is minted 20 years from now.
20x365x24x60= 10,512,000 Blocks
20 x 52 weeks= 1040 Weeks


20,400,000,000 DGB / 10,512,000 Blocks = 1940.64 DigiByte reward average per block over 20 years.


Option 2:
15 Years: Block reward reduces every week by a small percentage so that the last coin is minted 15 years from now.
15x365x24x60= 7,884,000 Blocks
15 x 52 weeks= 780 Weeks

20,400,000,000 DGB / 7,884,000 Blocks = 2587.52 DigiByte reward average per block over 15 years.


Option 3:
10 Years: Block reward reduces every week by a small percentage so that the last coin is minted 10 years from now.
10x365x24x60= 5,256,000 Blocks
10 x 52 weeks = 520 Weeks

20,400,000,000 DGB / 5,256,000 Blocks = 3881.28 DigiByte reward average per block over 10 years.

So what does everyone think? What is the best solution? How would you do things different?

Note: After running through several calculations it looks like 0.5% is the sweet spot for a weekly reduction. This gives DigiByte over 20 years of profitable mining. Explaining a 0.4143583% reduction would confuse many people. A nice half percent decrease is much easier for people to calculate and for us to market.

Same here, Created a ticket and still waiting.

Ok according to source code https://github.com/digibyte/digibyte/blob/79cc97f665c9f53f064d2a630701de5f597bed04/src/main.cpp#L1213-L1232,
I believe the correct formula is

Has anyone been able to withdraw from Cryptsy. I have had a pending DGB withdrawall for over 5 hours. It sucks cause I would like to trade on Poloniex and now I'm stuck 

they will probably play league of legends of digibytes 

At 100 000 sat my future grand kids will never have to work.

Thats crystal clear, but I think there is an offset to that... it isint true from block number 1

check below for correct formula

1% Monthly New Minting Reduction: New DigiByte production decreases 1% every month.

I second that.
I am using a formula that I have cooked few months ago, but I always seem to switch to new reward few days early.

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having issues for 2 days now and always when a market is good

you decide, i know my pick

a.corrupt
b.incompetent
c.they are doing their best
d.wallet troubles

I'm trying now, Will let you know and hunt theire asses!
Added: They just removed the wallet spam alert....I think its fixxed, Let's wait.

anybody else having withdrawal problems at cryptsy?  seems they are having huge volume problems there and cant process the withdrawal request. 

POLO has always been my fav