Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 753. (Read 3059020 times)

Excuse me guys, Sorry 

http://blog.cryptsy.com/post/130547612142/re-coinfire

For now it seems to be a fake article from coinfire, I have been asking cryptsy helpdesk and support about this but they all say it is BS.

We need to wait for a announcement from Big Vern for more detailed information.

Sorry to scare you guys, Can't be safe enough.

Cheers

DONE, thanks for the tip

You have 3 free coupons,   (If you did not use them before)
At the other hand, 0%fee on buying / selling.

The fee of withdrawals is 0.5%, they eat my 36,000 DGB, wtf

Please take your coins of cryptsy, We do not have any further information about this investigation but becareful!

http://coinfire.io/2015/10/04/federal-investigations-of-cryptsy-underway/

Our Dennahz is such a good sport, I don't think he will mind too much I hope. 

 

Full disclosure: I just stole a four-word term from this thread's early posts to use as content for my project. HAHAHA (don't worry, upon Googling, it's been in use for years, but me's liked it nonetheless)

So far, all seems pretty smooth in this camp. Carry on, guys.

Lets put it this way, if you buy a lot and hold it for a long term, then you can get a lot better Return Over Investment~ROI than you would have in BTC.

Regards,

Thanks to DigiByte Group, it might be one of the only times I've won anything hehe. Like I said before, I've blind faith in the project and I'm so glad to be onboard!

It really is good to see lots of new members and in some cases not so new members being active in this forum. From my own experience of speaking to people in different forums online, I’ve met lots of people that do not use or like bitcointalk because they have found it to be toxic and aggressive. It’s so nice to see that what we have achieved here isn’t any such thing. We have created a sanctuary from that I believe and a good starting place for new and old members of the DigiByte community to mingle and support this project which of course is destined to be driven by its community. Thank you to all of you for making it so. 

Sure.  It's easily doable.  I might suggest a couple of multimodal options.  The first option that came to mind was to use parallel images/graphics around the paragraph (with captions that say learn more).  Alternatively, summary timeline (formatted as a table) does a good job of quickly summarizing milestones.  Rather than a brief paragraph, it works as a series of brief descriptions - each keyed to a milestone - with a "learn more" link.

I know you have the Asistec TI site.  And you could publish sources and additional descriptions there.  But, I'm also happy to use the DGB Group website however we need.  I need to update the "About DGB" page of that site anyway.  Obviously, some of the best sources are also the primary DigiByte sites. 

And...  One of the DGB Group Projects that I'd like to have happen by the end of the year is to get a Wikipedia page made for DGB.  It's still in the planning and drafting phase.  And, I need to coordinate with Jared because I don't want to do anything without his explicit sanction here.  But, we should work toward standardizing the narrative of DGB news and events for different audiences. 

link to meme: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12505926

For transparency:  Jumbley and I do the drawings.  I randomize the entries, and then he draws a number that determines the winner.  He doesn't see the randomized list when he draws the number.  And, I don't get to choose how he determines the number.

Also, remember, that every DigiByte Knights Challenge has a potential bonus prize (up to 1 Million DGB).  If you mine in the official pool, we'll match your monthly mining rewards up to 1 Million. 

Which post has their meme? I laughed at all of them, but did not notice theirs.

Really good initiatives EPLDCC.

I'd like to bring together all of DGB's “marketing” efforts into one short and sweet paragraph in the Asistec TI End-of-Year report, and as you know that won't be easy at all given the various things going on (the upcoming hardfork will have to be worked in there as well. . .).

So my idea is to write that paragraph as a collection of hyperlinks where I mention, and only mention, the current and recent public awareness projects (and technological developments too, of course), without explaining them, and then leaving it to the reader to click the hyperlinked phrase in order to become better informed on the particular subject mentioned.

Of course, that will require good documentation and publication sources to link to, with the information presented in layman's terms for the average user who is visiting for the first time.

What do you think about that? We've got around 3 months. Certainly doable, don't you think?

Yes.  We had an overwhelmingly positive response to the DigiByte Gaming press release from earlier in the summer.  And, our related advertising campaigns are still very much on track and should be implemented in the coming month or so.  We're going to be doing  social media advertising for the DigiByte Gaming (League of Legends, etc.).  Our original plan was to do marketing on CoinDesk and Facebook - together.  But, the CoinDesk ads are expensive (like minimum $800) for a short run.  We've had some great support from lots of different community members.  However, to be honest, we didn't raise enough funds from the community to run an advertisement on CoinDesk.  So, instead, we're going to focus on social media advertising.  We are especially going to focus on running some Facebook Ads - where we can get far more impressions per dollar.

Looking forward to hearing any of your suggestions.  Or, if you have any questions, please feel free to be in touch.

All the Best,

Eric

On behalf of the DigiByte Group:  Congratulations to mtnsaa ... the winner of the September DigiByte Knights Challenge Contest.

And, thanks to all of you who entered your memes.  Our October contest is in full swing - celebrating the upcoming DigiSpeed Hardfork.

We have a great DigiByte Community.  It's always great to have all of your dedication, interest, and commitment - and it's great to see so many new people posting in the discussion here.

hi all, what is DGB, is it reallygood coin to buy it now. Can the price rise like bitcoin ?

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?