HELP!!!

We need something

@HR CAN WE USE YOURE FORUM!?!

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But if you can get stores accepting this thats something diffrent.
Let's say, I accept this in my store.  
Offcourse i already have something to check fake money and the trust level in a store on both sides are already some steps higher then some random guy on the street.I dont want to rip people off in my store for a few bucks and get a bad reputation.


So what about this,
A person comes to my store, He can withdraw money for Digibytes,He already is in my store so the possibility that he buys something is also very high.  +/+ situation for both.
I create a litepaid invoice link with the ammount he wants to get in cash.(If i want euro's for the Digibytes,Or else just use Digiticker.info and calculate how much Digibytes he needs to pay for the ammount cash he wants) Did the customer buy something i will not count any fees.

Litepaid deposits my money on my bank account and the customer gets his cash money right after the payment is done in my store.
I dont have to pay fee to deposit my cash on the bank  (6 euro for each deposit   ) and the customer walks away with a trusted feeling not being ripped off.


Did we just create a exchange office for Digibyte?

HR, This is normal on the kickass website, Why they do this i dont know but yeah this really is a danger for everyone that uses kickass for the first time.
Always use the download torrent link  

the above link should not lead to an EXE at all. My guess is you are clicking the wrong download button.



I will look into becoming a maintainer for Digibyte on Ubuntu. I've never done it before but if I can get it going it will be as easy as 'sudo apt-get install Digibyte' for ubuntu/debian users. But in the short term I'll put together some detailed install instructions or a script that will automate the entire process.

But yeah the initial sync will take a couple of hours at least. The only way around that at the moment is bootstrap.dat or use one of the other wallets. It's a problem Bitcoin core only just managed to "solve" a month ago.

Digibyte Bootstrap DL link.
http://kickass.to/digibyte-bootstrap-dat-blocks-2015-02-04-blocks-0-555000-t10171940.html

It really is intresting what they do and i will follow this closely but it´s all about trusting the "buyer" & "seller" in my eyes.
In some countries you cannot even trust the exchanges over there.

Just a example,
Deposit & withdraw
A: real money,How can i be shure i dont get fake money from a unknown person.   Need to check every bill with a UV light or something.
(Also the other way around, If i want to deposit 200$ and do this by a teller. He needs to be shure i dont give him fake money.)
b:Not gonna rob me,He can get me to a place where everything is a setup and me as a tourist dont know anything about that place.
(Offcourse this is also the other way around..I can rob that guy because i know he haves some cash money.)

For me,, Money and a unknown person. Just so hard to trust.

Only available in countries beginning with A apparently.  https://www.goabra.com/home.html#get_abra

It's an interesting model, I guess. Tailored to the 'transitional market' and tied to the dollar.

Not doing anything better than DGB community could if we wanted with DigiByte.

HR,

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We have experienced some issues with syncing ourselves. We are looking in to setting up a bootsrap.dat as well as some other ways to "prune" the chain.

If anyone has any good resources or information on potential "pruning" options they have come across we would love to hear them.

Cryptsy's fees are .25% for DGB trades?  And, 1 DGB for withdrawals?  If you have a verified account, and you place a "maker" order, you don't pay fees for that trade.  I'm not sure if I misinterpreted your argument, or if we're just not on the same page here?

I don't follow CEX.io.  So, I can't be 100% sure about the fact that Cryptsy has the absolute highest volume of DGB trade ... but, I'm pretty sure they do.  Generally, the daily DGB volume at Cryptsy is several times the volume at other exchanges.  That's a benefit to traders (buyers and sellers).  Markets are - by definition - the places that put buyers and sellers together.  The more buyers or sellers, the more opportunity (liquidity) for exchange.  There aren't many examples of brokerage firms in digital currency (shapeshift is a good example - but there aren't many others).  Most of us trade on open exchanges.  Because all the exchanges have the same order precedence rules, the only issues are fees, security, and liquidity (and obviously individual bias).  If a trader is churning (lots of small ping-pong bot trades), then they might strongly prefer an exchange with lower fees.  But, in the end, opportunity and risk are cousins with trading and exchanges.  We always pay for both.  I do not like Cryptsy.  That's silly.  And, I don't dislike Cryptsy.  That's silly too ...  There's nothing to like or dislike.  it's a marketplace ... it's numbers, and orders, and opportunity, and risk.  I trade where I have the lowest opportunity costs and the least risk.

Eventually, I think the digital currency markets will probably have to consolidate a bit.  There will be lots of pressure on U.S. exchanges (i.e. Cryptsy) in the coming year as major brokerage firms (Wall Street) come online.   I think it's likely that over the next 5 years we'll see many exchanges transform into brokerage companies and large exchanges emerge (likely based on geography/national currency to deal with minor differences in regulation and currency exchange).  It's easier for people in China to trade with a Chinese exchange, that's why we have different stock markets in different countries.   I understand your points about using exchanges as marketing ... for the past couple of years, people have associated more exchanges with broader adoption and short term news-related price increases.  But, more exchanges technically doesn't provide more liquidity or opportunity, it just fragments the marketplace.  In my opinion, the best thing for DGB would be strong consolidated volumes in several national markets (euro, GBP, Yuan, USD, etc.).  Regardless of where or how you trade, I hope all of you have success with your DGB trading.  I'm really looking forward to the DGB exchange; I think that will have some really great opportunities associated with it.

i installed the android wallet to store mined coins from ispace pool. i transfered the coins to the wallet and they never showed up.
is the android wallet bad?

I'm working vigorously on PICISI, a crowdfunding site that accepts fiat and crypto, it will launch in under a month, there will be many paid sponsorship opportunities when the site launches however prior to launch I have created 20 free sponsorship opportunities.  If you are interested in having one of the remaining 7 spaces please have one of the community leaders of DGB contact me before they are all gone.

At PICISI here are our primary sponsorship opportunities:

1)  Host CC Sponsor -  One of the best ways to get your coin into the hands of someone is to simply give it to them, however the best way to get your coin used by the general public is to get your coin into their hands and have them use it in a real life application.  When an organizer starts a campaign at PICISI s/he has a choice of what CC currency type to select, the first choice is “sponsor currency” this is the organizer indicating a willingness to have his campaign sponsored at the host CC level.  Once the sponsor is finally selected that currency will be the currency that all other CCs donated to that campaign will be converted to for the duration of that particular campaign.  

This is major because everyone that visits that campaign will see your currency, but the will not only see but will likely use the funds to do business with one of the contractors at the site during the campaign.   If they don't use it during the campaign, over that month of close interaction with your currency they are very likely to want to learn more about your coin so that by the end of the campaign they will make the deliberate decision to download a wallet, open an exchange account, or simply convert out of the currency.   Regardless of what they actually choose to do your CC has certainly been branded into their mind in a very positive way.

2)  Campaign Sponsor - this is the most common type of sponsorship outside of PICISI;  the sponsor’s logo is affixed to the body of campaign text in an area set aside for campaign sponsors.  The higher your donation the higher your logo is located in the sponsorship logo area.

3)  Donor Perk Sponsor -  a sponsor provided perk escrowed by PICISI on behalf of a specific campaign where it will be used.   If the perk is not requested by any qualified donor it will be converted to host CC and donated to the campaign

4)  Advertising Perk Sponsor -  a sponsor provided perk escrowed by PICISI on behalf of a specific campaign to be used as a perk or returned to the sponsor.  If the perk is not requested by any qualified campaign donor the perk is sent back to the sponsor -- the perk is NOT donated to the campaign.

and

5)  Campaign Video Sponsor -  the first 5 second of the campaign organizer's video is allocated for the Campaign Video Sponsor, this is where the sponsor will indicate: “This video is brought to you by … [say sponsor's name, show sponsor's logo, and say sponsor's catchphrase]”

PICISI is sponsored by: