Yes exactly. We are hoping to have some integration with the Digibyte gaming wallet for users who want to send tips in games etc.

Does anyone in this thread have experience running a DGB-Skein mining pool?
I'm running a NOMP pool here: 104.198.11.209:8081
The pool does not recognize when blocks are found, we rely on a custom script to payout users.

I posted details about the issue on the official dgbholdings github with no response:
https://github.com/dgbholdings/digihash/issues/1

Any pointers or advice would be great.

At my company we are big proponents of Digibyte because:

• mining profitability.
• Quick block-times
• innovative tech (digispeed, multi-algo)
• gaming community support (much of our community are pc gamers)

I would love to continue to support DGB for our userbase, but these technical difficulties and lack of documentation have been discouraging.

I still think that the best way to earn Bitcoin online is to actually participate in the blockchain. Not just buying and selling, but actually mining or staking coins that you believe have a future.

For example, at SuchFlex we only support:
Ethereum, Digibyte, Sia, Storj, Gridcoin

I think all those coins have a future and actually bring some interesting features or capabilities that will grow in value over time.

I know that NiceHash supports tons of coins, but let's be honest, most of those coins bring nothing new to the table, don't have a long term future.

I have found Digibyte-skein to be the best price/watt for Nvidia GPUs. Also, it's a more popular coin, traded on Poloniex, profitable to mine at average prices 45-50 sat, and seems to go up above 60 sat on a regular basis.  If you are patient with your trades then it's not hard to trade in your DGB on the peaks.

Thanks for your explanation, that's interesting. So this dual mining concept is specific to the core functionality of how EthHash works.

The Claymore miner is pretty cool. Does anyone understand the details behind how the dual mining tech works? Seems like black magic.

How low of a blocktime would make sense?
Like Digibyte is 30 seconds or less.

Also, I'm not familiar with p2pool mining with cryptonote currencies, or bytecoin.

My name is John Heeter, I'm the CTO at SuchFlex.com

Part of our platform is a Digibyte-skein pool which we use to monetize our users. Currently the pool is quite popular (15 GHs), but we are having some technical issues with Digibyte. I had trouble finding community members who could answer my questions. I thought I would go straight to the source!

Currently the setup is quite simple, a NOMP setup. You can see the pool running here:
http://104.198.11.209:8081/

As you can see, the pool reports zero found blocks, but we are generating blocks here:
http://digiexplorer.info/address/DR2q5KkG9TR85ZeWzchKFPUz7k5MLJ3yU7
 
The problem I am having is that the pool server doesn't seem to confirm blocks, even though the wallet accepts the blocks. This seems to create some havok with how shares are distributed. It's an issue that seems to be specific to Digibyte and other multi-algo coins.

I was actually very excited when I saw that the DigiHash pool was open-sourced:
https://github.com/dgbholdings/digihash

But after implementing the project, I found that it did not resolve my issue. I posted on the github here: https://github.com/dgbholdings/digihash/issues/1

Does anyone have some insight on using Nomp + Digibyte?
How does the http://digihash.co/ pool works?