I think btc-e.com should add a coin like DGB. That would be good for both sides.
Btc-e.com is lacking actions due to removing the TRC, FTC, XPM markets.
Or we need an exchange like OKcoin, Gocoin etc..
I think we should really get them add DGB in some way, in the near future.
We can even create a funding address for this and collect a 100XBT (maybe more) and propose them (bribing?) lol.
And I am up for a 10XBT on my side and even more if necessary, but someone, like Jared himself, should take the initiative.
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April 07, 2015, 04:00:13 PM
April 07, 2015, 01:45:04 PM
Time to buy some more 
April 07, 2015, 01:23:31 PM
0.00000058 24039397.57518801 13.94285059 
Nice position to buy in
Nice position to buy in
That's how I got in the first time
Gotta love these sellersEDIT: Anndddd it's gone
April 07, 2015, 11:35:22 AM
0.00000058 24039397.57518801 13.94285059
Nice position to buy in
Nice position to buy in
April 07, 2015, 11:13:00 AM
nice to see they are working on alot of translations.
I think there are big things comming this summer.
That said, I don't see a French translation done yet, is anyone working on it?
I could do it when I have time to, or correct it; very difficult language if you're not born into it.
Plus you'd get French they'd understand in both France and in Canada.
Both nationalities have a hard time understanding each other's talking; believe it or not... let's not forget créole and cajun.
Even English people who think they're good in French usually suck at writing it.
Just for an FYI, if your French on the website is great, you'll get the entire French crowd.
Many French people I know only speak French and I could promote it to my French friends.
That in mind
April 07, 2015, 11:05:44 AM
nice to see they are working on alot of translations.
I think there are big things comming this summer.
That said, I don't see a French translation done yet, is anyone working on it?
I could do it when I have time to, or correct it; very difficult language if you're not born into it.
Plus you'd get French they'd understand in both France and in Canada.
Both nationalities have a hard time understanding each other's talking; believe it or not... let's not forget créole and cajun.
Even English people who think they're good in French usually suck at writing it.
Just for an FYI, if your French on the website is great, you'll get the entire French crowd.
Many French people I know only speak French and I could promote it to my French friends.
April 07, 2015, 10:52:50 AM
For those demanding more news, more features and more advertising, well... chill ffs!!
Paris wasn't build overnight, neither was Rome, neither was Berlin nor Moscow; all great cities today.
PayPal took nearly a half a decade to build, securely and twice as much time gaining acceptance.
As a matter of fact, PayPal was the pioneer in streamlined online payments.
They had difficulties with banks too and many lost their money.
Look at it now, after almots 20 years, look at how far they and online payments have come.
At least with DigiByte, no one can seize, freeze or curtail your funds.
It will likely take 15-10-20 years before DigiByte, as a system, will reach its peak.
Many people never knew about PayPal 10 years after they existed... still many people are not comfortable with internet money.
The older generation I guess, but they'll die some day then us Gen X'ers can start flying.
The DigiByte developers need time to unfold their creations and won't happen all over night... DGB is evergreen.
It starts with TofuGear, all that's needed now is a shopping cart to really get things going.
I know many groups of internet merchants who hate PayPal and its clones like NeTeller.
People are fed up of getting their merchant account's funds frozen.
However, good things will happen in time.
Hold, Buy Mine and pray for the best.
Paris wasn't build overnight, neither was Rome, neither was Berlin nor Moscow; all great cities today.
PayPal took nearly a half a decade to build, securely and twice as much time gaining acceptance.
As a matter of fact, PayPal was the pioneer in streamlined online payments.
They had difficulties with banks too and many lost their money.
Look at it now, after almots 20 years, look at how far they and online payments have come.
At least with DigiByte, no one can seize, freeze or curtail your funds.
It will likely take 15-10-20 years before DigiByte, as a system, will reach its peak.
Many people never knew about PayPal 10 years after they existed... still many people are not comfortable with internet money.
The older generation I guess, but they'll die some day then us Gen X'ers can start flying.
The DigiByte developers need time to unfold their creations and won't happen all over night... DGB is evergreen.
It starts with TofuGear, all that's needed now is a shopping cart to really get things going.
I know many groups of internet merchants who hate PayPal and its clones like NeTeller.
People are fed up of getting their merchant account's funds frozen.
However, good things will happen in time.
Hold, Buy Mine and pray for the best.
April 07, 2015, 10:48:42 AM
nice to see they are working on alot of translations.
I think there are big things comming this summer.
I think there are big things comming this summer.
Hope it's done before DigiSpeed launch
April 07, 2015, 10:11:39 AM
nice to see they are working on alot of translations.
I think there are big things comming this summer.
April 07, 2015, 09:34:25 AM
You guys are pretty funny. Too much focus on this. Heck, I don't know most of the basics.
YC
YC
No whale here. Just a goldfish.
YC
YC
YC is the secret whale
April 07, 2015, 09:10:10 AM
No whale here. Just a goldfish.
YC
YC
YC is the secret whale
April 07, 2015, 08:54:55 AM
No whale here. Just a goldfish.
YC
YC
YC is the secret whale
April 07, 2015, 08:52:56 AM
Good point but, then why he would move his coins when he already announced it before? I think it is all he has now unless he sold them all
That person is someone else
Good to see we have such big nr investors in da house
Digibyte switch to HKD
http://www.qlink.nl/index.cfm?Digibyte-to-HKD&q=0AE720F90BBA0DD317871A2E96443197&id=58&id2=26&id3=21
April 07, 2015, 07:50:56 AM
Good point but, then why he would move his coins when he already announced it before? I think it is all he has now unless he sold them all
That person is someone else
April 07, 2015, 07:32:13 AM
YC is the secret whale
April 07, 2015, 07:22:39 AM
H,
Isn't yours just as big?
YC
Our rich list leader has gotten very active. Almost 100 million sent to other addresses already, and many of those have already been spent as well. Down from almost 350 million to just a little more than 250 million. Interesting to watch.
I think he is not so happy with the richlist haha,Making it so much easier to follow him..
Hehe... His account is massive!
Isn't yours just as big?
YC
Our rich list leader has gotten very active. Almost 100 million sent to other addresses already, and many of those have already been spent as well. Down from almost 350 million to just a little more than 250 million. Interesting to watch.
I think he is not so happy with the richlist haha,Making it so much easier to follow him..
Hehe... His account is massive!
Well well well lol... Maybe I should bring my coins together... But definitely not as much as that...
I never thought someone could have more than mine unless Jared has lol
I personally think it might be YOU, YC right ?
April 07, 2015, 06:22:01 AM
Look at this error after withdraw. 
Bittrex has never given me any issues.
April 07, 2015, 06:10:02 AM
Look at this error after withdraw.
April 07, 2015, 04:39:04 AM
Very Serious Question
Where do you think the inputs for this transaction could have come from?
(This is not a quiz. This is a mystery to me and I'm looking for your help.)
Transaction ID http://digiexplorer.info/tx/c302900d23ec14af5dacd7fb9bf084bf3004d74b5b5606c943207b6e6d4622ea
BlockHash http://digiexplorer.info/block/16a1e048503226bbe7f57b47a7335bfb17c21c7fa54c0c33660b91a5f94958a9
Where do you think the inputs for this transaction could have come from?
(This is not a quiz. This is a mystery to me and I'm looking for your help.)
Transaction ID http://digiexplorer.info/tx/c302900d23ec14af5dacd7fb9bf084bf3004d74b5b5606c943207b6e6d4622ea
BlockHash http://digiexplorer.info/block/16a1e048503226bbe7f57b47a7335bfb17c21c7fa54c0c33660b91a5f94958a9
All coins come from coinbase lol...You would have to follow them all to find out.
That's what I was thinking too.
I've realized what the answer is though, and it's very basic: a normal wallet operation. It's a good example for helping to better understand normal wallet functioning . . . which isn't all that easy or intuitive to understand at first. I've edited my original post.
Yeah thats what it looks like to me too. The wallets really simplify whats going on behind the scene with inputs and outputs and its important to understand what role inputs and outputs actually play on the network.
If you are interested in what goes on behind the scenes than the bitcoin developer documentation is an extremely valuable resource and well worth settings aside a few hours to read. https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-documentation
Correct!
One user, one transaction, sending 9,999,999 DGB from various addresses all within the same wallet with the wallet itself automatically sweeping the lowest priority inputs (from those different addresses in the same wallet) and matching them to a total equal to the send amount!
All the user sees is the basic send amount of 9,999,999, unless they're using Coin Control . . .
As it happens, it's a good example that's very closely related to yesterday's discussion about addresses and wallets!
(BTW, that's a great resouce you posted https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-documentation )
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