Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 957. (Read 3058816 times)

I can confirm that, I too have recently pulled larger sums from cryptsy, without any such issues. DGB is obviously more popular on cryptsy.

For me that has never been a problem, the maximum withdrawal amount of DGB for me was 9,999,999 each time. That is what I always did and worked.

What exchange are you talking about?   1 week ago i pulled 1.2 mill from my cryptsy account without any problem.

So guys, lets say hypothetically I want to move nearly 8M DGB from the exchange that they are currently on and lets say that when I attempt this, it fails because the transaction is too large. In fact it turns out that even a transaction as low as 100K DGB is too large but I did manage to pull a small amount close to 33K DGB off. I'm starting to feel a bit boxed in, 100K too big 24.9K too small?

The exchange support report the reason for this is that;
"The issues with the DGB are due to wallet fragmentation on it. There are too many small inputs in the wallet currently and it simply cannot combine them into a single transaction with 512kb in size. You can try smaller amounts - 100-200K usually go through without a hickup. We have no intention of holding your coins in any way - this issue is common to all the ctrypto currencies, as there is a working mechanism to make smaller inputs out of larger ones, but no working mechanism to reverse the process. We apologize for any inconveniences. "

Surely you don't expect me to make a few hundred 2FA transactions to retrieve my funds I ask.

not at all they say, this is what they said;

"Your best bet would be to sell the DGBs off for other currency, such as BTC for example and withdraw them - that is if you need the coins right away. Other option is to try once in a while. There is a very small turnover in the DGB wallet, which causes it to be fragmented. But when someone makes a big deposit - that usually solves the problem. Really this is an issue with all the coins in essence - it just does not happen much on the more popular ones because transactions go in and out all the time and keep the inputs refreshed."

What do you think about this guys?

Not the order up to 70 but at 53 55 to 60  

So you were that 4Mil order on Cryptsy?

If so, good on ya, that a huge chunk, that's 40 days mining @ 5TH/s.

I think 100+ sats, that's an understatement IMHO...

I can't believe there's no more SHA miners on it, great time to acquire lots of coins; won't ever be seen again, like the 6K coin blocks.

Would be like mining 50 Bitcoin blocks back in the day... the gold rush is here now but I guess only I see it... but I mine Gold too.

#GoldHistory - It repeats itself into Cryptos; it's really sadly funny.

Once it gets to its true value, SHA miners be fighting for like DGB100 per TH.s - Tickles me senseless....

Gonna be something else to watch... I'll add all the algos in my sig, see if that does anything.

All I keep thinking is... what if CoinWarz updated DGB to reflect the last fork...

Time to 100 satoshi. lets go

Jared is now back in HongKong and he needs to do some things first.
Give him some time to do this and fix some things and he will inform us al.

Unbelievable... this coin should be traded somewhere in the 100+ range. Bought myself a few mil more this morning 

Looks like it's ready to explode again

no not yet 

Did they already announce the announcment they told 2 weeks ago

Thanks for the tip on that website dgbaddress.org! I'll try and test it this week, because I want my DGB in a paper wallet asap.

One thing that certainly does not surprise me is how stupid I am when I'm rushing and distracted.  I made an error with my message earlier today.

There is a really nice wallet address generator online at: https://www.dgbaddress.org/

Earlier, I was being redirected to a non-active domain (and I didn't bother to double-check before I posted), so my comment above (about a lack of paper wallet) is wrong.  We have one.  It's great.  I'm going to experiment with it over the next week or so.  I am sorry that I made a dumb comment in a rushed response.

I would also like too add digibyte into my paper wallet collection

I think the answer is no ... at least at the moment.  Last year, there was a site dgbaddress.org ... you can even find the java for the site on github.  But, the site doesn't seem to be currently online.  You can use google's cached version of the page but, that seems like it might be a bad idea.

I've sent a message to the guy who developed it, to see if he's interested in getting it back online.  I'd be happy to get the domain back up and running.  We'll see what happens.

They big sell at 59 came down... Must of filled up with enough coins

I don't agree with you about all other coins. There are a couple of useful coins, each for it's own purpose. NLG (Guldecoin) for instance is a micro-payment system created for Holland.
It works really well and a lot of shops are accepting it. Even big ones like Subway and House of Blue Jeans.

+ many alts are only made for creating (and testing) new techniques. Not as a real money replacement (imo).

And of course you have the simple P&D clonecoins. Fun to trade with, but really useless and dangerous if you don't have experience with them.

DigiByte could drop a bit now (wouldn't mind), but I feel that, for longterm (1~5 year), it's a pretty safe bet. I cashed out some in the last pump to buy myself a brand new PC, but the rest is for really longterm.

Will I sell if DGB goes to 200 next week? No. I really want to use this coin for my (micro)payments in a couple of years.

Hi guys I have bought some digi this week, fingers crossed it all goes well.  

Lets laugh a bit

But be careful and do not buy into those anonymous coins with a lot of promises.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIasr2AiyZ0