one question, does the https://digibytetip.com/ works ok? i did tweet for getting my first DGB and got a reply but i don't see any amount on my balance yet. I am exited just installing my wallet, imagine the excitement when getting some DGB there
Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 918. (Read 3058816 times)
April 06, 2015, 04:46:50 AM
Hello guys, first post after long time, I decide to come back in crypto and i am going to say that i am impressed at the marketing/communication of DigiByte, i can't understand why this coin is so low value, it's certainly one of the most professional alt - coins out there.
one question, does the https://digibytetip.com/ works ok? i did tweet for getting my first DGB and got a reply but i don't see any amount on my balance yet. I am exited just installing my wallet, imagine the excitement when getting some DGB there
one question, does the https://digibytetip.com/ works ok? i did tweet for getting my first DGB and got a reply but i don't see any amount on my balance yet. I am exited just installing my wallet, imagine the excitement when getting some DGB there
April 06, 2015, 04:40:15 AM
wow 348 addresses with more than 1 btc investment.
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
It could be. It could also be one of those "whale miners" who were mining millions a day before the Dec. 10 reward reduction.
On the other hand, anyone that big should know better than to keep that much in the same wallet, or is there really that much naïveté out there still?
If I only used one wallet, I'd be in the top 20, again, IF I only used one wallet.
Hey everyone, these are NOT bank accounts (and you wouldn't even have all your money in the same bank account - or bank for that matter - would you?)! The analogy is something more akin to a wallet you carry in your trousers, or a purse you carry on your shoulder. Would you put all your money in your wallet or purse?
Wake up and smell the coffee people! (That includes exchanges - if you're so stupid as to keep all your funds in one wallet . . . )
that guy is gonna be so effin rich if dgb reaches at least 1 usd
Looks like a private account too. The last transaction was done on Nov 28, 2014 at 9:24:41 PM. All inputs except for two sends of 1 DGB each!
Add: Looks like part of it at least was from mining. The inputs from DPBh9kG8zmveUDtPboMq5RFfR85tPSo9gU look like they were from a mining pool.
Lots can be found out with a little investigative work. ;-)
April 06, 2015, 04:16:43 AM
wow 348 addresses with more than 1 btc investment.
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
It could be. It could also be one of those "whale miners" who were mining millions a day before the Dec. 10 reward reduction.
On the other hand, anyone that big should know better than to keep that much in the same wallet, or is there really that much naïveté out there still?
If I only used one wallet, I'd be in the top 20, again, IF I only used one wallet.
Hey everyone, these are NOT bank accounts (and you wouldn't even have all your money in the same bank account - or bank for that matter - would you?)! The analogy is something more akin to a wallet you carry in your trousers, or a purse you carry on your shoulder. Would you put all your money in your wallet or purse?
Wake up and smell the coffee people! (That includes exchanges - if you're so stupid as to keep all your funds in one wallet . . . )
that guy is gonna be so effin rich if dgb reaches at least 1 usd
April 06, 2015, 03:15:40 AM
wow 348 addresses with more than 1 btc investment.
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
It could be. It could also be one of those "whale miners" who were mining millions a day before the Dec. 10 reward reduction.
On the other hand, anyone that big should know better than to keep that much in the same wallet, or is there really that much naïveté out there still?
If I only used one wallet, I'd be in the top 20, again, IF I only used one wallet.
Hey everyone, these are NOT bank accounts (and you wouldn't even have all your money in the same bank account - or bank for that matter - would you?)! The analogy is something more akin to a wallet you carry in your trousers, or a purse you carry on your shoulder. Would you put all your money in your wallet or purse?
Wake up and smell the coffee people! (That includes exchanges - if you're so stupid as to keep all your funds in one wallet . . . )
April 06, 2015, 01:26:54 AM
it would be a nice feature to have exchange wallets indicated
wow 348 addresses with more than 1 btc investment.
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
some coin threads are saying the one in the top richlist are always exchanges
April 06, 2015, 12:50:38 AM
it would be a nice feature to have exchange wallets indicated
wow 348 addresses with more than 1 btc investment.
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
April 06, 2015, 12:17:41 AM
wow 348 addresses with more than 1 btc investment.
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
36 with more than 1. i cant say this coin is well distributed but this coin sure does have a lot of real investors
is the number 1 wallet an exchange?
April 06, 2015, 12:13:05 AM
How about integrating a block explorer into the core wallet?
Since it keeps a fully downloaded blockchain it will always be up to date, and we wouldn't need to rely on the web version blockchain explorer.
This is a great idea. We will look into seeing how easy this would be. We are currently bring all DigiByte specific code into the the 0.10 Bitcoin codebase. This will allow for the "headers first" approach to syncing. So when a new user download the DigiByte QT it will sync much faster with the chain by only downloading the block headers first. Since it keeps a fully downloaded blockchain it will always be up to date, and we wouldn't need to rely on the web version blockchain explorer.
We will be releasing an updated QT wallet before releasing the upcoming hardfork wallet.
April 06, 2015, 12:10:48 AM
This is very interesting to look at. Thanks for sharing!
April 05, 2015, 08:59:09 PM
Cool thanks for this! Looks like a nice spread across digibyte! I guess I have a few more then I thought
Interesting... it's been asked for I don't know how many times.
Mine is spread all over due to mining many pools using different addresses.
Around top 50, I'm happy with that, for the amount of hashes and BTC I dedicated to the coin, it's a huge victory for me.
Someone's got nearly half a billion, yikes!
Good for this person, it's the benefits of early adoption, to the victor goes the spoils.
I wonder if this is going to attract new players to the game.
Many take the rich list as a Top Scorers list, mostly bragging rights in cryptos tho...
All it is a compilation of the top holding addresses; not wallets so bragging rights are on paper only.
Like in MMORPG's big shots buy instant status... such as was our BTC10 friend a few days ago.
That was a DGB10,000,000+ buy that took a 2 days to fill.
April 05, 2015, 07:30:21 PM
Cool thanks for this! Looks like a nice spread across digibyte! I guess I have a few more then I thought
April 05, 2015, 07:27:07 PM
April 05, 2015, 06:35:52 PM
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I've also written up a VirtualBox install and initial configuration HOWTO for anyone who's up to the challenge. ;-)
April 05, 2015, 04:29:07 PM
How about integrating a block explorer into the core wallet?
Since it keeps a fully downloaded blockchain it will always be up to date, and we wouldn't need to rely on the web version blockchain explorer.
Since it keeps a fully downloaded blockchain it will always be up to date, and we wouldn't need to rely on the web version blockchain explorer.
+1 that would be cool feature. Only if it does not need much resources.
April 05, 2015, 07:55:55 AM
How about integrating a block explorer into the core wallet?
Since it keeps a fully downloaded blockchain it will always be up to date, and we wouldn't need to rely on the web version blockchain explorer.
Since it keeps a fully downloaded blockchain it will always be up to date, and we wouldn't need to rely on the web version blockchain explorer.
April 05, 2015, 04:44:21 AM
My wallet is stuck at block 423911
and does not sync
I am running windows 8.1 and 8 weeks behind
Wallet is encrypted but I cannot unlock
any help
and does not sync
I am running windows 8.1 and 8 weeks behind
Wallet is encrypted but I cannot unlock
any help
Make sure you have the digibyte.conf file installed in the same directory as your wallet.dat file. Upon installing, the program will probably automatically force you to reindex. You can find the contents of the digibyte.conf file on the OP.
April 05, 2015, 02:43:33 AM
It appears you are now able to add a profile picture to your account like we used to be able to a couple years ago. For those who are interested go here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile
Click "Forum Profile Information" -> Avatar: "Go Here"
Upload an image (no more than 80 px wide):
Click "Forum Profile Information" -> Avatar: "Go Here"
Upload an image (no more than 80 px wide):
Only for sr members unfortunately
It seems you have wrong! I'm a full member only, and i was able to add my favorite avatar => Digibyte logo :p
Cool man
April 04, 2015, 10:08:41 PM
Ok
I will try that
Thanks
I will try that
Thanks
April 04, 2015, 09:16:25 PM
Nothing works
You have a save and new backup of your wallet and privatekey?Try to reinstall your wallet.
April 04, 2015, 09:14:03 PM
excited to see digibyte match visa.
digibyte credit card in 2020?
digibyte credit card in 2020?
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