Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 876. (Read 3058816 times)

Thank you for your kind words . It'll join my stash of 38,000,000 already. I hold bitcoin and digibyte only. Other coins i get through trades, rewards etc i convert to btc and 50/50 convert to digibyte. I actually need some for a gaming/crypto project i'm working on that will use dgb as the base reward system. Mainly because of its development activity and low value coin as opposed to bitcoin and the speed of confirmations makes it ideal for me.

Warning: DigiHash easy miner
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/help-digibyte-test-our-new-3-click-beginner-mining-software-926440
I recently thought I’d try the easy miner out, I was just curious about what it could achieve on a standard pc. Well I couldn’t actually get it working properly on the machine I was using and perhaps a little more concerning is that I discovered it was trying to access an infected web resource.
So if you have previously installed this software on your machine and I downloaded from the above link, you may need to check to see if you have been infected.
http://www.herdprotect.com/groestlcpu64.exe-2b4667bb5ce0e9a6a673c2dd38073414317cc2f0.aspx

Look who is on top of this new page

Cryptocloudhosting is rocking!!

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11099745

Yeah value will be important when adopted.

well you say value is not important. but i bet you are here because of the potential of dgb which can bring you a big fortune.

let us not be hypocrites here.

we are all here for the potential returns DGB can bring to us after how many years. acceptance of DGB is equally important as well for dgb to rise.

so please stop with value isnt important

A person shouldn't be thinking "I can buy $25 worth of pizza for 200k DGB"

That person should be thinking, "I can buy pizza for DGB"

The value of a DGB is not important. Acceptance as a means of exchange in the marketplace is the important thing.

Errr, yes and I hear the same thing over and over.

So the root cause is: a fast fiat -> DGB exchange, so we are getting somewhere, and that needs to be addressed before the serious roll out of merchants.

It'll be hard enough to sell the idea to the merchants in the first place, but when this happens it'll be nice if people have the spend mentality rather than the horde mentality like all the other failed coins.

The BTC Pizza Purchase is an important lesson. Everyone harps on about how much money that guy could have made if he kept the coins, but they missed the point. If he didn't do it, then he hasn't proven the concept and perhaps it doesn't take off.

With 20-20 hindsight, when you spend $25 worth of DGB on a pizza be smart and buy back $25 worth of DGB, and then you won't have any regrets. That's all I'm saying.

But the take home message is 'we' need to spend the $25 on a 'pizza', if this coin is going places.

We discussed this, the problem for many is converting their fiat quick enough. Then you have to acquire enough DGB at the right price for whatever you are buying so really you need to do this first. I am not going to spend DGB I mined when it cost me more to mine than I can exchange it for on the market, no serious miner will. Did you read any of the other posts regarding this?

And only a fool doesn't spend their DGB and then buy more to replace it.

If you were going to spend cash and there is a digibyte option then use digibytye, then use that cash to buy more didgbyte. If you purchase more digibyte at the same time as spending it, you won't be caught with price fluctuations.

It's a trading coin, not a hoarding one. You will make a lot more money this way.

If BTC doubles in fiat so does DGB, the only shame will be that we are not nearer our target price when everything kicks off!

Very interesting. I also believe the good altcoins like Digi and NLG will rise with it.

http://observer.com/2015/04/its-happening-goldman-sachs-just-dropped-50-million-into-a-bitcoin-startup/

https://medium.com/boost-vc/the-bitcoin-tsunami-cf6ce4373480

and what EPLDCC said. 

A couple of quick responses ...

As we move forward, let's keep in mind that there's a difference between FUD and critical questions.  Digibyte can - in my opinion - deal adequately with both.

Remember that FUD is a sales technique.  It's a sales and marketing strategy - it's not critical evaluation.  The FUD strategy was largely pioneered by IBM sales people way back when ... It goes something like this: "you should buy our brand because you don't want to deal with the hassles and problems of some inferior brand."  Over the years, the strategy has evolved to apply to range of approaches to sell a particular perspective.  It is especially dangerous in trading and digital currencies because it feeds on inherent fears and uncertainties related to risk and investment.  As long as we keep in mind that people spreading FUD are selling something ... once you figure out what they're selling ... their logic is transparent and their arguments lose credibility.  FUD - in any form - is never anything except marketing and persuasion that is void of critical thought.

In the future we will face critical questions - let's say from a merchant, new to digital currency, who is concerned about security, or implementing an unfamiliar technology.  These sorts of questions will get posted, they'll generate debate ... maybe even some little bumps in the road ... but, in the end, I believe that we can demonstrate the value and quality as we grow and build into the future.  

no but when it comes we can shoot it down with the truth!

are there things we can do now to prevent fud actions in the future?
every coin that starts to get a pump gets massive fud attack.

I never saw any fud  in dgb so far and i myself trust this coin 100%
but was thinking about it for new investors that come.

like Bitstake for example. i don't follow them enough to know whats happening but i know they are having alot of fud and price crashed from 100k to 25k.

If i also heard right  Arch did also suffer from FUD. but again i only heard that one so not 100% sure

anyway my question. is there something we can do right now to prepare ourselfs for upcomming FUD when  our pump starts ?

FYI, the default settings for digihash skein on Radeon 7750 are too extreme. They make the system choppy. And I don't mean "cannot play 3D game choppy" I mean so choppy I have difficulty typing this message as the letters get there easily half a second later.

The proposed parameters are:
Producing ~45MHs peaking the card at 60C.
The following produces a far more usable system while keeping the hashrate ~45MHs.
Odd stuff: this does 46MHs and is even smoother:

and this.

also this to think about.

a few tweaks before going public and when I say tweaks I don't think he means like the twoeeks BFL and BA used to tell their customers. 

and just a reminder for anyone who has not joined our new forum and that must be loads of you!
http://www.digibyteforum.com/index.php