Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 749. (Read 3059020 times)

with BTC blockchain freezing, DGB is now because the future has started!

How high or low DGB price could be at the end of this year? Any guesses?  

Absolutely no doubt whatsoever, there is always stuff going on behind the scenes with this coin. Jared and the team are always busy and the less they say the busier they are, is what I’ve noticed.  The DigiSpeed hard fork is an important juncture, so I’m sure they will be doing everything possible to make sure that goes as smoothly as it can. Having said that, the suspense is killing me too but you know what? Tough, I have total confidence in them and I can wait!   

It's just.. Jared is so handsome. I wanna see him in a new video.

Show me that digireport

Pallas, you've got lots of info along with links to original sources here: http://asistec-ti.com/phpbb/viewforum.php?f=19

You know, I'm not a gamer and I know practically nothing about how that world works - very close to zero knowledge. What I do and did know is that it is a huge group of computer literate folks who already have the hardware and software to easily mine when they're not playing, and that is added $ for them by simply leaving their machines turned on. That's something that I (and others - I wasn't the brain behind the idea by any stretch of the imagination) actively promoted around this time last year and it ended up getting some legs with other community members and eventually with the DGB Dev Team. People much more knowledgeable about the nuts and bolts of the gaming world and how to integrate DGB got working on the implementation and it sure looks to me like they are doing everything right. The only thing I might suggest is actively marketing the idea of mining when they're not playing. Some sort of screen pop-up that alerts each player with each winning payout that the quantity of DGB they've just won could also be easily mined in xyz time. For example: "The 500 DGB you just've won could be acquired on average in 8 hours mining time when you're not playing, like when you're sleeping. ;-)" And then have a link in that same message to specific instructions on how to get the mining software up and running. To my thinking, getting the gaming community involved has always ultimately meant creating conversions to part-time miners, and I think that's where the emphasis should be going. If we were to combine that with giveaway incentives, we could do a giveaway for the wallet install and first miner connect to the official pools . . . to just throw out one quick off-the-top-of-my-head idea. In any event, this initiative is one of the most exciting I know of in the crypto world, and the more we document and focus our ideas, certainly the better - I would think anyway. Do we have good documentation on strategies, efforts, and continued implementation easily accessible somewhere?