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With the announcement of our USD $250,000 private investment, we wanted to engage the greater digital currency community with an open letter on where we are heading now that we have the resources to take on some serious opportunities around DigiByte.  

In addition, we believe many of our offerings will have strategic benefits for other digital currencies out there, and if we can augment their offerings, we are excited to do so in the name of bringing digital currencies to the next generation of users!  With the pioneering spirt of DigiShield and MultiShield, we have already proven this to be true to our fellow coins, and we hope they will sincerely support us as we work towards the development of the DigiByte Ecosystem.

The DigiByte Ecosystem was built upon the notion that digital currency today really moves in only one direction – consumers ultimately get out.  If we as users of digital currency actually expect this process to change, we must build businesses and services around our coins that will engage the greater global markets to find utility with digital currency, and result in actual value for these coins.  The DigiByte Ecosystem is necessary to make everyone from the miner to the consumer to the merchant to see utility in carrying out transactions in these currencies, to prevent the significant downward pressure that coins like Bitcoin face today.

In order for digital currency to grow and reach this level of utility, it must have inherent benefits for the consumer.  Now for this issue, the proponents of digital currency are quick to say, “Why yes, there are many benefits for the consumer!” while in reality the far more analytical and pragmatic members of our global society are scratching their heads, trying to fairly and accurately answer this question.

It is a challenge in today’s world to try to figure out where the consumer will get benefit from digital currency.  Before you even get to the issue of the real world transaction (the holy grail of digital currency’s role in the global economy), you have some major issues to tackle:

1. Core Protocol
One area where most of the current digital currency community has error in its focus is in ensuring that there is a Coin core protocol set up to support the need for fast transactions, suitable block rewards, and fairness across the spectrum of mining setups.  

DigiByte delivers on all three.

DigiByte Payment Network today recognizes payments between users at lighting fast speeds, including instant notification of payment received and initial confirmation after 30 seconds. This is where consumers and merchants can immediately see great advantage over other currency offerings in the marketplace.

For miners, the opportunity to mine on DigiByte’s five algorithms that utilize a wide variety of computer hardware means everyone now has a chance to get in on the network.  Whether utilizing GPU’s, ASICs or CPU, everyone from the casual computer user to the gamer’s rig have the hardware necessary to begin mining DigiByte.  As explained in the next section, this is crucial to the security of the DigiByte Network.

2. Mining
The genesis of bringing digital currency into this world, mining by today’s standard is not only something best reserved for those who know how to do it, but in many cases, those who already have the money for the hardware needed.  For many digital currencies, including Bitcoin, the miner will need to invest substantial amounts of money to even have a fighting chance to be a part of the opportunity.

For DigiByte, we transitioned to a multi-algorithm mining process to allow an equal playing field for anyone out there who wanted to join, to have a chance to be a part of the network and a take on the profit of mining they would otherwise not be able to see with other coins.  This is extremely important, as a decentralized mining structure is crucial to the overall security of the network, and more miners means more decentralization.

Mining is one of the core focuses related to the overall DigiByte Ecosystem we are fostering.  In order to greatly ramp up the amount of miners out there and the hardware they can use to be relevant in the market, the DigiByte team believes mining should be as simple as pressing a button and letting your computer begin its work.  In order to get one step closer to a real world adoption of digital currency and furthermore DigiByte, this is not a convenience, but a crucial requirement.

3. Digital Currency Trading Platforms
One area where everyone can be in agreement today is that as far as digital currency goes, trading is still a major issue.  Although there are many solutions out there today to let you get out of your digital currency holdings, getting into a digital currency position is still a rough process.

Trading platforms are currently utilized to a large extent by the speculators in the market.  They have a need for trading platforms to get in and out of the currencies traded, quickly.  As time moves on and consumers view digital currency as a stored value and payment method rather than a speculative play, these platforms need to cater to the needs of the buying-in consumer, allowing them to more easily secure digital currency positions and tie these trading accounts to other financial and banking opportunities afforded to real world currency today.

The DigiByte Team is focused on developing and implementing such kinds of services with the vision to establish such kinds of trading, banking and financial opportunities surrounding digital currency.  As a means of creating the DigiByte Ecosystem, these developments will prove to be crucial for the non-mining consumer to enter the digital currency market, and leverage this influx of users with the hope of having a significant population of consumers with digital currency in their holdings, which leads to the next section.


4. Digital World Utility
In the digital world, we are borderless. Every day we interact with people from all backgrounds and nations, in search of something much more different than what our real world lives provide.  It is about connectivity, teaching, learning, entertainment, creativity and inspiration.  Many of us log onto the internet each day, and where it can take us is rarely predictable.  We have embraced the internet as our vehicle to the digital world.  Then why shouldn’t we consider digital currency as a way for us to pay and support what we believe in and desire in the digital world?

The DigiByte Team is dedicated to creating and collaborating to provide businesses and services built around the digital world.  The generation of simply “liking” what others have to say or they provide, or the idea of utilizing high fee alternatives like credit cards to pay for goods and services provided online is quickly coming to an end.  

Through social media platforms that range from keeping in contact with your friends, writing on topics that are important to you, messaging the world and letting them know your opinions, or simply watching streaming videos online, digital currency will prove to be a means of letting people know what you think, in a way that users can bank on.

The DigiByte Team is also focused on a key demographic of the digital world, which is the online gaming community.  As a large group of the DigiByte Team is in fact online gamers in their spare time (what spare time, we know!), our solutions are also driven towards this very interesting niche market, which in a recent study measured this figure to be at 700 million gamers worldwide! That is astonishing!  The DigiByte Team is already developing solutions and opportunities for the gaming community, and we believe that this mega community will be the next generation to bring value to digital currency in the world.

The DigiByte Ecosystem and the Real World Utilization of Digital Currency
Now we enter the final section of this open letter.  And what better way to do that then to speak to the holy grail of digital currency:
OK, we don’t have the simple answer now. What we do know is that initiatives like Apple Pay and CurrentC are accomplishing key changes to the consumer’s behaviors and preferences for real-world shopping: moving them away from magnetic strip plastic cards and using their mobile phones to initiate and process payments.

This is extremely important, as the consumer’s transaction behavior is already beginning to change.  From the consumer’s perspective, their needs will always remain the same, but their behaviors will change when it comes to available technology.  The benefits that the consumer will realize for digital currency will first come from the digital world.  With the combination of DigiByte having a recognized stored value, a means for carrying out a transaction and accumulation by the global market, DigiByte then will be very well positioned to take on real-world needs of global commerce channels.


With our vision and strategy in mind, we wanted to leave you with one parting thought on DigiByte, and the future of payments:

Can you rename is as: Open PR Letter?
 :P

+1

In this realm everyone is a PR rep, and everyone is a market manipulator.  

It's no longer the just heads in the squawk box, and the investment houses.

If you speak, even newbies, you create a noise that effects the market.

If you buy 1 doge you have created a ripple effect across the crypto kingdom.

We can all be in the big game.  Crypto can become the market.  

But we need professionally minded individuals to take it to that level.  

I welcome the day when it is boringly common for a coin dev to post

"Hey I just got $250,000 in private investments to back the project and here's what we plan to do".

Bullshit, no fucking moron would invest in something that really can be banged up over a few beers and bongs. Just saying either your full of shit or you found the world dumbest investor. Quite frankly the op is just a bunch of recycled bullshit.

i remembered back in the day when i investing in startup biotech $100,000 or $200,000 is really something and big! these doctors do show up to work and do their research but now we fast forward to crypto world if you need $100,000, $200,000 or a $1mil then just write an open letter or ask then you will getting btc and money deposit direct into your preferred account.

If anyone has any questions or concerns that they would like to discuss in a professional manner...we would be very happy to answer them.

If anyone is looking for more information on DigiByte, please check out the main DigiByte thread with over 700 pages of discussion, history and background.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=408268.0

If you're a scammer and bullshitter doesn't mean everyone else is.

False-consensus effect (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False-consensus_effect)

I have been suspicious of this guy since day one.
I have considered he may be another dev or been behind other coins before hand etc..
He won't say shit all though.. of course LOL

I ragged on him ages ago about making the coin as nothing but a scrypt clone with new gimmick tacked on..
Doge Coin but with the word "Professional" tacked onto every page possible Pro this and Pro that.
Don't forget guys this coin was on Launched as Asic capable coin and i bet many have been mined with them too.
So what happens if they change to a different algo later ? hmmmmmmmmm smart enough to figure that one out ? hahha

Anyway there is one or two guys that come to mind when i think of who this guy is but i have no real proof so i won't name names LOL

muddafudda i think he is just using his own clone coin pump and dump team profits that they have made the last year..
obviously we have no way of knowing who this guy is or the possible large track record etc.

@DigiByte

I appreciate the consistent professional behavior and transparency that has been displayed by the DigiByte team from day 1.

Keep up the good work.

@ the cynics

You people crack me up. I especially love to hear from those that still hate scrypt because of asics. Grow up... I suppose the scrypt haters would argue that bitcoin should move off of SHA because only corporate miners can mine BTC anymore?

Everyone who is in crypto right now should consider themselves fortunate to even be in the game. Diversify & make some smart choices and you may have a huge payday coming in a few years.

Stick with the teams that show you their face and tell you their names. These are those with real skin in the game.

Thank you!

It is refreshing to hear this. We are going to continue working hard each and every day to make things better... For all of us.

We are all in this together.

Whether that's true or not, I gleaned about a dozen takeaways thanks to the [OP] sneeze.

I agree. It's good to hear someone say something sensible, and hopefully, little by little, slowly but surely, the digital currency world will eventually grow up and we'll see the day when the sensible is common place and the ignorant the minority.

Im still holding my DigiBytes.
The first thing we as in crypto community in general need, is works being paid with cryptos. It's the only way to start a real economy. Needing to exchange fiat for cryptos for every buy you do is very annoying.

Congrats on the funding. DigiPayLLC looks very interesting. You're brave going up against PayPal but good luck!

One thing that seems to happening over the last few months is the teams making real advancements in the industry starting to get recognition. That's good news.

My son wrote his first article yesterday and decided to write about Digibyte. I gave him a hard time about it, asking him "why"? lol

http://altcoinpress.com/2014/12/digibyte-dgb-receives-250000-from-private-investor/

Well said CryptoJohn. I agree with your comments.

If the Digibytes account is that of the founder/dev, its public knowledge. He's got videos of him speaking at events :P.




Anyways Digibyte, I sent you a PM 2-3 days ago. Would appreciate a response. Thanks  :)

The rise has only been modest after the announcement, which means that investors still have doubts that the money is there or that it will be well spent. I invested a bit now just because I am generally trusting, and play my risks that way, but most people don't and instead follow a conservative investment strategy.

Transparency regarding the investment would help boost the price. If you worry about volatility you can use bitUSD on the BitShares blockchain to prove and track the funds.* In any case involving the community is a great idea. Good luck!

*This would also get you significant attention from the BitShares community as they would very happy to see that their services are useful and would publicize it as an event. You also get 3-5% interest on bitUSD held there.

First order of business - hire an experienced technical writer/copywriter.
Second order of business - proofread everything. Ten times, if necessary.

No one will take an organization that can't even write or spell seriously.

Third order of business - post details of the investor/investment to show that this is not just another exchange pump ploy. A notarized copy of the investment contract is a good start.

That's a bit overkill. I don't think it's necessary posting such an item online (under any circumstances - it's unheard of). Next we'll be asking for birth certificates and passports posted online.

Overkill? Unheard of? You seem to be confusing this with a lemonade stand.

Companies announce details of investments all the time. Some are required by law to do so. In fact, most startups are beyond eager to announce cash investments as it is a great form of validation - what more a fledgling cryptocurrency.

What makes your DigiByte so special that we have to just blindly accept that someone has invested a quarter of a million dollars?

It's not my Digibyte. I just don't think anyone needs to jump through hoops for anyone other than an institutional investor.

And lemonade actually costs a whole lot more than Digibyte so I don't see how that was meant to be a point made.

This is a time of speculation. High risk, high reward. You'll win some, you'll lose some. Go look at BFL. Having a professional-looking presence and making all the right sounds is no guarantee that it's still not a scam. Digibyte seems to have a very long-term plan. One of the few that do.

1,000,000 Digibyte will cost approx $60. To me, that's worth a punt if someone believes in their long term goals. If it all goes south then you're out $60. Not the end of the world.

You made bold and ridiculous claims that the request was an overkill and unheard of. We both know that's a load of crap.
Now you're trying to argue that it's all speculation, and we should all be okay about losing a small amount of money, clouding the issue while pretending not to understand the lemonade analogy.
Both of your posts are just arguments against Digibyte having to show any proof whatsoever that the investment actually exists.
You sound like bagholder, greedily waiting for some noob to buy your coins.
There are no hoops to jump. Let me just repeat what I originally said.


If the investment is legit, it will be a simple matter to prove. Frankly, one would expect it to be shown without asking. If it is a ploy by devs/bagholders to create a buzz and dump their holdings at exchanges, then no evidence will be forthcoming and silly post like yours will inevitably appear.

EyesWideOpen,

Can you give us just a couple examples that DigiByte could follow? With links to the postings, legal documents, etc.?

+1 (feeling bruised after being insulted for being part of a conversation)

How do you prove it beyond the shadow of a doubt so that you and other skeptics wouldn't be here asking follow-up questions?

Exactly. When proof is provided, it gets rubbished anyways.

Why? Do you have trouble using Google?
Or if you are involved with Digibyte, the attorney involved in the investment contract can help you with this.

Why are you running away from you comments and piggybacking behind others?
And can you link me to a thread here where "proof is provided, it gets rubbished anyways".

You used the term shadow of a doubt. I didn't. Creating straw man arguments, are we?
I said:


Answer any follow up questions. Besides, I can't imagine what else anyone will ask if Digibyte provides credible evidence to support the investment claim.

This is not being skeptical. This is being rational. If I start being skeptical, you will know it.

I will link you to the thread (which does exist on this forum) right after you have used google yourself (as was asked) to prove the point you made about it being common practice to disclose full investor information online.

But that's actually irrelevant...

People are making strides in this community. Some people like to rubbish those small steps towards mainstream acceptance. The crypto community moves forward and evolves with or without your approval. What happens to Digibyte does not depend on anything you or I will say here. So, why not just watch the community evolve rather than going to threads just to rubbish peoples advancements.

I'm sure there are projects you support. How about concentrating on moving those forward rather than thread-hopping to rubbish projects you have no interest in?

You make it sound difficult. I'll bite, even if you are just once again piggybacking on the argument of another poster after abandoning your earlier ridiculous arguments.
Let's start with the law (http://www.sec.gov/about/laws.shtml), followed by a standard investment contract template (http://www.angelcapitalassociation.org/data/Documents/Resources/AngelCapitalEducation/EBAN_investor_contract.pdf) and a study of financial contracts between investors and companies (http://www.hbs.edu/entrepreneurship/pdf/Fluck_Garrison_Myers-summary.pdf). Here are also several investment contracts that you can easily find using any search engines: Sample 1 (http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=4&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CDEQFjAD&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.deltalloydgroep.com%2Fen%2Fmedia%2F10996%2Fpdf_sia_def.pdf&ei=FeWGVIzJOIKRuAT3hoLYAg&usg=AFQjCNFw4UF61PvARcxPlcu6KyEaPeF2VQ&sig2=MpJqkSSw7Kc_Sw4FE22nMQ), Sample 2 (http://www.dod.mil/pubs/foi/logistics_material_readiness/contracts/10_F_1275_HR0011_09_3_0003.pdf), Sample 3 (http://www.desjardins.com/ressources/pdf/d00-guaranteed-investment-contract-if-applicable.pdf?resVer=1391111851000). I am also appending typical announcements by companies receiving external investments and funding: Sample 1 (http://www.himax.com.tw/en/news/pdf/Himax_Signs_Technology_Investment_Agreement_with_Google.pdf), Sample 2 (http://www.ryersonfutures.ca/2014/12/samplers-645000-funding-announcement/), Sample 3 (http://www.touchbistro.com/touchbistro-closes-second-tranche-of-seed-funding-round-with-investments-from-walden-venture-capital-and-kensington-capital-partners/). There is nothing 'unheard of' or 'overkill' about this.

So, can you now provide me a link to a thread here where "proof is provided, it gets rubbished anyways"?

With regards to your second paragraph, what on earth are you talking about? Digibyte gave no details behind the supposed USD $250,000 investment. How was the investment structured? Did the investor receive a few million coins from the developer? Did the investor receive an equity to the secret company behind the coin's development? What strides are you taking about here specifically? What advancements are you talking about here? What the heck are you actually talking about here? Are you saying members of the community have no right to request clarifications or ask for substantiation on claims made by thread starters? Do you want threads to be filled with just circle-jerking?

No, Tribesman. When you make bold and outlandish claims like this, you need to substantiate it. You need to address the concerns raised instead of stubbornly asking people to just accept what they are being told. You do not get to make false announcements to create a temporary price spike to facilitate your coin dumping. Do you realize that no other coin (with the exception of Monero, I think) has received private funding for development (not talking about ICO/IPO/ITOs)? This is staggering news - if true. But one week on, not a peep from the developers. Just bagholders with their silly arguments.

Please read (from your link), and remember, as you put it, this is the law!

Registration statements and prospectuses become public shortly after filing with the SEC. If filed by U.S. domestic companies, the statements are available on the EDGAR database accessible at www.sec.gov. Registration statements are subject to examination for compliance with disclosure requirements.

Not all offerings of securities must be registered with the Commission. Some exemptions from the registration requirement include:

    private offerings to a limited number of persons or institutions;
    offerings of limited size;
    intrastate offerings; and
    securities of municipal, state, and federal governments.

Any comments?

I'll not be providing a link to anything. I'm not involving anyone else in this. Please take your victory and run. You win. Your victory, of course, still doesn't mean that anyone will take a blind bit of notice of your advice. But keep giving it. One day you'll hit the jackpot and actually get it right!

 :D

Any how does this change anything?
Does it in any way nullify the existence of an investment contract?
Does it negate anything I've said previously?
Does it change the fact that I said some companies are required by law to file external investments?
Does it change the fact there are unlisted, private companies in the examples I provided?
Does it not prove you don't have a clue of what you are talking about?
Does it not show you are incapable of using a search engine (or at least, pretending to)?



In other words, you lied. :)
You lied in an effort to defend an "investment" that is most likely non-existent.
You are no different from scammers that are blighting the crypto landscape.
For all we know, you could even be one of the anonymous people behind this coin. At the very lest, we know you are a bagholder by your ridiculously spirited defense of this 'investment'.
I am pleased to note though that the community did not fall for the scam, and people like you are unable to offload your coins at a profit at exchanges.
I'm always amazed at the mentality of people who do not balk at making a profit through lies and deception, at the expense of others.


@Digibyte, you had about two weeks to prove me wrong and demonstrate the investment is real. The fact that you have kept deathly silent and are just depending on a dishonest moron to defend you says a lot of your values.

EyesWideOpen,

Thank you for taking your time to research, question & discern the truth behind our investment. We all know the crypto world has been rife with scams, liars and other nefarious bad actors.

Please understand that after a couple years of dealing with these message boards & bad actors we have grown tired of following every post or message that distracts us from our end goal and long term vision for the future success of DigiByte. It appears we have not followed this particular thread as closely as we should have as we have been busy working & getting things done.

In short the investment was made by a single private angel investor (not TofuGear) to create two privately held companies that will be building usable infrastructure around the DigiByte network. However, this also means part of the investment is being used to strengthen the open source protocol & to further develop DigiByte. No DigiBytes were sold so there was no "ICO" "IPO" or what ever its being called these days.

Private investments occur all the time without disclosure in the global business world. Due to NDA's with other companies we are working with as well as our investor we are not able to disclose more at this time. Also, it makes no sense for us to reveal strategic details & plans before we are fully ready to implement and deploy them.


We have never hidden anything about DigiByte or where it came from or who has worked on it. I myself, Jared Tate, the creator of DigiByte have been publicly known since the beginning of DigiByte. Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=324950755&trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile_pic

Also, check out our presentation from the New York convention last April: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkWVD8MJlS0

The two companies we have created are: DigiPay LLC of Delaware & Digitrade International of Hong Kong and have been registered with the State of Delaware and the Hong Kong government accordingly. Each are freely accessible by searching each jurisdictions records.

If you have more questions about the integrity of DigiByte please stop by here and read the full, unedited history of DigiByte for yourself to draw your own conclusions: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=408268.0

In summary if you have not read the original press release that was properly vetted by Coindesk and others, let me re-post it:



Please feel free to checkout the Tofugear website here: http://www.tofugear.com/
Their company registration is also on file with the Hong Kong government.

We know who we are, we know what we are working toward and we have been honest and transparent about that for over 11 months now. It makes no sense for us to work full time on this project for a year, make public appearances at several digital currency events, partner with a real world company only to "fake" an announcement.

Thanks again for asking questions and we encourage everyone to do their own research and make their decisions accordingly. We have several irons in the fire & a lot of development work going on. We have some very exciting things in store!

At the end of the day we believe whole heartedly in the potential crypto currencies offer to everyone on the planet. We are working hard each & every day to help bring this potential into the real world. We are all in this together and as such we would like to offer a warm & friendly welcome to everyone who reads this to come join the DigiByte community! We are in this for the long haul!

Cheers! -Jared

This forum has many examples of private investments being rubbished by members like you. I say again, I'm not providing you with anything.
 :D

DO NOT fall into this trap Jared. You will run yourself ragged trying to satisfy members like this.

I'll make another big bold claim here (and why not?). The threads exist where members like this have got the dev running ragged for them answering every little query and question to the point where it just seems ridiculous.

When members insult bagholders it reveals their get rich quick stance. He sees himself as an investor, but he's nothing of the sort. He probably has a few BTC/LTC on Cryptsy where he bets the spreads. They're all over this forum.

The people who know Digibyte know where it came from and where it's heading. Don't fall for these cryptosharks or you'll regret it.

+1

Great professional explanation. No need to show specific documents as the agreement and future vision is much more important than to jeopardize it for short term satisfaction. If there is that much skepticism about DGB or any coin, don't invest. Spend more energy where can you can make better spreads.

YC

Oh, be quiet, liar.

Thank you for your reasoned response, Jared.
Am I right to surmise that the $250,000 investment is split proportionally between DigiPay LLC and DigiTrade International Ltd?

Did your research at last, did you? Should've done it in the first place.

Note: Too many sharks need to be spoon fed info.

How about you produce your credentials, 'Mr Investor'? How have you invested your chump change so far?

Adults are talking, child. Go lie and troll elsewhere please.

LOL. Keep talking big, 'Mr Investor'. Let us know when you've placed your 3.233453 LTC buy so we may marvel at your investment strategy.

See, you've been caught lying. But instead of apologizing or running away to hide, you try to create a new argument over something new that I've never implied. You're acting like a seven-year old.

You are NOT an investor. Get over it. If you want to add value, then look into creating a service, or helping out with one, and put yourself out there like other devs do.

Don't feel like a big man because you know how to trade on a few websites. We've all been doing that for some time now. Do your research and stop trying to act like you know better than anyone else.

Why are you lying again? Why are you acting like a spoilt brat? When have I ever said I was an investor of DigiByte?
Yes, I've embarrassed you, but you were asking for it by lying.
Why are you you disrupting this thread now? We've just established a dialogue with Digibyte, but you are burying his response with your inane comments. I am very interested to hear him respond to my question, but your lies and idiocy are ruining this.

My friend, you are deluded. All that happened was that the information that most of us had read before posting had to be reposted for your benefit.

I'm not your friend, judging by your malicious behavior towards me. Stop engaging me.

 
@Digibyte, waiting for your confirmation.

Please read your posts again. I think you were the one being malicious. There are too many people like you on this forum who think a barrage of insults is an acceptable sign off to any argument. For future reference, just calm down on the insults, put your point across, and you might get different reaction. Try it, you might like it.

And, if you don't engage me I won't engage you. Your choice.

You originally responded to me out of the blue, calling my request an overkill. When proven wrong, you went on to promise non-existent links, piggybacking on the argument of others and eventually went back on your own words. When proven to be a liar, you forgot all about the thread and started blatantly making up stuff about me, attacking me personally, creating fake accusations of investors, investigators, quoting investment amounts. You morphed from a bagholder into an insane idiot - all because I exposed you as a liar.

Stop disrupting the thread. You're an idiot. Even now, you don't understand what is going on. No one is interested to read you childish post.



@Digibyte, waiting for your confirmation.

So your choice is to engage me?

Cool
 ;D

1) DGBWallet is a web based DigiByte wallet that is accessible from all devices
2) Your private keys are stored locally on your desktop or phone
3) You can set up 2 of 2, all the way to 3 of 6 multi-sig accounts

DGBWallet.com is a secure DigiByte wallet platform for friends and companies. Easy-to-use multi-signature DigiByte wallet, brings corporate-level security to ordinary people.

When friends or company executives join a DGBwallet, more than one person must sign every transaction. If your computer is compromised and your private keys are stolen, the DigiBytes are still safe if you use the multi-signature feature. This is in addition to state-of-the-art encrypted storage and communication.

Please give us feedback & let us know how DGBwallet works for you!


 

Note: This is beta software that gets smarter & adapts (learns mining configs & hardware profiles) as time goes on
Many card profiles & configs will not be in the system today, but with your help will be their very soon


DigiHash Easy Miner is software designed to make mining DigiByte on Windows with a CPU & GPU as simple as:
 
1) Download
https://i.imgur.com/eQkkKeS.png (http://www.digibyte.co/sites/digibyte.co/files/DigiHashSetup.exe)
2) Install digihash.exe
3) Enter DGB address from wallet & start mining on DigiHash.co

Works with AMD & NVIDIA cards & CPU's

Our goal is to begin bringing in many new users through some of the marketing campaigns we are planning with this software. We want to make DigiByte mining as simple and as easy to do as possible for a beginner.


DigiHash auto-detects your computers hardware (AMD, NVIDIA, CPU) & then connects to a central server to download the appropriate mining software and references the appropriate configuration and begins mining. All with one click of a button.

For the first few days & weeks most configurations for miners will not be optimized in the initial miners database on the server as their is literally thousands of combinations for hardware.


We need people today to download the miner & run it even if it does not mine properly for your specific card type. This is the only way we can gather the unique hardware identifier for your specific mining hardware. This is done automatically in the background and sent to the server.

From their we can start matching configs with hardware ID's over the next few weeks.

Please email dev@digibyte.co with your specific card model & manufacturer, the mining software & version you have optimized & the config you are using that gets the best results. There will also be a trace ID displayed you can report to us so we can confirm your hardware ID and config with.

Once the config is in the database it will work for everyone and help out bring new miners on board.

We also will be releasing a Wiki later today where you can also submit hardware configurations.

Future Upgrade Plans
Support for Linux & Mac OSX
ASIC support
Auto tuning widget & manual controls for intensity, threads etc
Facelift

Remember this is a version 1 beta built entirely from the ground up for DigiByte. Be patient as it will get smarter as time goes on & a user will not have to keep downloading new versions.

Cheers!

Note: This software is not required, nor will it ever be required to mine DigiByte. This is simply a tool to make it easier for beginners.

1) DigiByte iOS is compatible with everything from the iPhone 4 to the iPhone 6+
2) Back up your DigiBytes with a simple text seed phrase
3) Fully independent wallet where your DigiBytes are stored locally on your smart phone

 
1) Visit DigiByteTip Website & link one or all of your social media accounts
2) Deposit a small amount of DGB to your DigiByteTip address
3) Tip your friends, family others with the following syntax: (receiver must already be registered with DigiBytetip)
     Twitter: #digibytetip @someone +123
     Reddit: #digibytetip /u/someone +123
     Twitch: #digibytetip +123
     YouTube: #digibytetip +123

On YouTube & Twitch only the channel owner/streamer can receive tips.

Note:
This is beta software, use at your own risk & limit the amount of DGB you deposit.
We will never sell any of your personal data.

First DigiByteTip transaction: https://twitter.com/DigiByteCoin/status/561636438236614657
Future Planned Upgrades:

*Message notifications: right now both users must be registered with DigiByteTip. We are working on a notification system to notify unregistered users they have received a tip.

*Since tips are sent over the DGB network in realtime our next release allow users to be tipped directly on their own personal DigiByte address.

*Facebook integration tested & coming soon.

*Explanatory video & UI facelift.

*Multi-signature integration giving users the ability to handle their own private keys.