Ok so let me get this straight, you can mine this coin from the wallet itself? How does that work? Will this be user friendly or super complicated. Also if you mine from the wallet how do pools work?
I was wondering on the same thing actually, can you actually mine from the wallet withouth any pool? And will mined coins go directly to your wallet? In the QT you click help, debug window/console and type |
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I tried it aswell and now I get 2-3 connections! I think I can live with that ^^ Thanks for helping me incorrect, Ice_Blade and sakkosekk!  Not a problem happy to help. Good to hear you have it working. You're welcome I had to run out earlier so the credit goes to the other guys. |
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It seems that my DigiByte wallet doesn't connect to DigiByte network and thus doesn't download the blockchain :S What could be the problem?
Could someone help me please? I don't have any problems with other wallets but for some reason this one doesn't connect :O It's permitted to go trough firewall so that shouldn't be the problem. Have you tried to add nodes? addnode=74.208.230.160 addnode=31.220.25.91 addnode=184.155.218.183 addnode=24.119.23.61 addnode=70.196.193.231 addnode=198.98.118.241 addnode=142.4.204.115 addnode=23.90.191.58 |
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So we are promoting the exchanges to police, judge, jury and correctional institutions now?
Exchanges list coins in good faith, its is the communities, miners and traders that decide on how this will go. Any coin with good community, good development and sound concepts can archive success.
Say i have my money in a bank, the bank director doesn't like me or the way i do business. Does he then have any claim to take my money? As long as the rules are followed exchanges can't do anything.
I personally agree that multipools are frustrating, counterproductive and a cancer on the crypto community but you are barking up the wrong tree sorry!
Lets not pretend that because cryptocurrency has no "laws", that we can also set aside morality too. As you, and many others would agree, these multipools are having nothing but a negative effect on any pottential coins growth. Whether they kill it alltogether (which has happened to others) or just stunt it, its a negative effect. A bank can refuse to accept a customers business, a bar can refuse to serve, everyone has the right to refuse service, even exchanges. Individual miners or mining pools have zero power what so ever to stop this. Developers could choose to implement gravity wells/quick difficulty retargetting, but ultimately the process of a huge pool vastly skewing the figures and then dumping in the market is counterproductive to the entire microeconomy of an individual coin. The fact they play whack a mole with the whole range makes it even harder for any coin to become successful in its own right. Thats why they all blend into one great big cloud of coins affectionatley termed "shitcoins" by many. The only block between these multipools and them cashing out their gains, leaving a trail of high difficulty and low values, is the exchanges. If an exchange took a stand and declared it would take any and all necessary actions to prevent multipools from trading there, many miners would go to it as an exchange of choice becasue they would feel somehow protected against the dumps. As you say it is in the power of the community rid themselves of these multipools, but there is only so much that a single miner can do. If you do what you have always done, you will get what you have always got. If you dont do it, you will never know what would have happened if you did do it. Its fairly simple to post a warning that any deposist from multipools will be held, and returned if confirmed that they came from a multipool. A simple warning may be enough to disuade them, but unless somebody tries, we will never know. So exchanges are police then? If anyone sets artificial boundaries then its not a free market anymore, and once we cross that line.... Don't get me wrong, i think multipools are the scum of the earth, but there are measures coin developers can take. Gravity well. I'm sure coinmarket would abide if the whole damn community decided that multipools should die, i would gladly put my vote for shutting them down. This what we are talking about, is to set up some rules, not the limits. Eeach democratic system has some rules, otherwise it is total anarchy. Someone who brake the rules, should be just punished. Try to manipulate some share on the real stock exchange in democratic country, then you will see, how fast police will come to your house. Multipools are like gangs(group of people collaborating towards a common goal) and society protects you against gangs. But it is like wn666 says, if we go down that road, when will it stop? I myself do not like regulations. |
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So we are promoting the exchanges to police, judge, jury and correctional institutions now?
Exchanges list coins in good faith, its is the communities, miners and traders that decide on how this will go. Any coin with good community, good development and sound concepts can archive success.
Say i have my money in a bank, the bank director doesn't like me or the way i do business. Does he then have any claim to take my money? As long as the rules are followed exchanges can't do anything.
I personally agree that multipools are frustrating, counterproductive and a cancer on the crypto community but you are barking up the wrong tree sorry!
Lets not pretend that because cryptocurrency has no "laws", that we can also set aside morality too. As you, and many others would agree, these multipools are having nothing but a negative effect on any pottential coins growth. Whether they kill it alltogether (which has happened to others) or just stunt it, its a negative effect. A bank can refuse to accept a customers business, a bar can refuse to serve, everyone has the right to refuse service, even exchanges. Individual miners or mining pools have zero power what so ever to stop this. Developers could choose to implement gravity wells/quick difficulty retargetting, but ultimately the process of a huge pool vastly skewing the figures and then dumping in the market is counterproductive to the entire microeconomy of an individual coin. The fact they play whack a mole with the whole range makes it even harder for any coin to become successful in its own right. Thats why they all blend into one great big cloud of coins affectionatley termed "shitcoins" by many. The only block between these multipools and them cashing out their gains, leaving a trail of high difficulty and low values, is the exchanges. If an exchange took a stand and declared it would take any and all necessary actions to prevent multipools from trading there, many miners would go to it as an exchange of choice becasue they would feel somehow protected against the dumps. As you say it is in the power of the community rid themselves of these multipools, but there is only so much that a single miner can do. If you do what you have always done, you will get what you have always got. If you dont do it, you will never know what would have happened if you did do it. Its fairly simple to post a warning that any deposist from multipools will be held, and returned if confirmed that they came from a multipool. A simple warning may be enough to disuade them, but unless somebody tries, we will never know. So exchanges are police then? If anyone sets artificial boundaries then its not a free market anymore, and once we cross that line.... Don't get me wrong, i think multipools are the scum of the earth, but there are measures coin developers can take. Gravity well. I'm sure coinmarket would abide if the whole damn community decided that multipools should die, i would gladly put my vote for shutting them down. I understand where you are coming from, but your examples are a bit off. An exchange saying no to mulitpools is not "police activity". IMO mulitpools are manipulating the free market you speak of. And last; the back director cannot steal your money of course, but if the money are obtained in an way labeled unethical by the director he is free to say no to your money. Again, I totally get where you are coming from, but using examples like this often backfires  You are singling out one type of customer to your service, as i said i do not at all like the multipools. But once you hinder supply of something then its not the same market anymore. The multipools are abiding by the rules of the coin itself, they are doing a job and getting payed. Its the coin and its reward structure and rules that are at fault. If everyone collectively withdrew their buy orders, then there would be no demand, supply would go down. This is self adjusting, its the beauty and the beast of a free market. In theory I agree 100%, but not when it comes to practice. Let's hope Kimoto saves us all |
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spent .2btc @ tha 33 price range...and still mining......did i just f*ck myself?
did I just double f*ck myself with this coin?? by still mining it, wasting electrity, spending 0.2 btc for nothing and time!!! .....time.......sigh(could've mined something profitable....should've spend those btc on something better). im @ a loss(money&time) by supporting this coin!!!!!!!!! Have some patience. A lot of people who received 45 coins immediately sold them for very cheap. When SMC reaches Cryptsy or any other exchange the price will go up. Maybe not within days but I truly think that after a few weeks/months SMC will be much more valuable. Maybe even LTC price ranges or even higher. This coin is far from dead. As long as you wait and don't sell with a loss bcpete  |
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Why so quiet in here? I've been packing, heavy snow falling so I need to escape while I can lol Shoveling snow is all I've been doing the past three days. 40-45cm so far:/ |
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I don't know was it already suggested, but what about calling Particle app store a Collider? That's a great idea. So now we have "accelerator" / "collider" Which ever one is not used could be used for another feature Accelerator, collider, collector? |
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Awesome ! I hope this will drive the price up, I bought a lot last week @280  Heh, same here, but @316. I hate myself now It's not a loss before you sell And if you ever sell, it will be way more than 316. I'm not worried really. I mean, it would be nice to use BTC I spent then for buying in now, but that's the game. And it feels like DigiByte can really go far with such dev team, marketing and community. Yes I totally agree. Everything is going down ecxept for LEAFs, but that is all hash-related. I think we will see a rise in rices this weekend. It seems I MUST be sober this weekend? Once I'm tired I'll have a beer and watch it go through the roof or crumble |
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So we are promoting the exchanges to police, judge, jury and correctional institutions now?
Exchanges list coins in good faith, its is the communities, miners and traders that decide on how this will go. Any coin with good community, good development and sound concepts can archive success.
Say i have my money in a bank, the bank director doesn't like me or the way i do business. Does he then have any claim to take my money? As long as the rules are followed exchanges can't do anything.
I personally agree that multipools are frustrating, counterproductive and a cancer on the crypto community but you are barking up the wrong tree sorry!
Lets not pretend that because cryptocurrency has no "laws", that we can also set aside morality too. As you, and many others would agree, these multipools are having nothing but a negative effect on any pottential coins growth. Whether they kill it alltogether (which has happened to others) or just stunt it, its a negative effect. A bank can refuse to accept a customers business, a bar can refuse to serve, everyone has the right to refuse service, even exchanges. Individual miners or mining pools have zero power what so ever to stop this. Developers could choose to implement gravity wells/quick difficulty retargetting, but ultimately the process of a huge pool vastly skewing the figures and then dumping in the market is counterproductive to the entire microeconomy of an individual coin. The fact they play whack a mole with the whole range makes it even harder for any coin to become successful in its own right. Thats why they all blend into one great big cloud of coins affectionatley termed "shitcoins" by many. The only block between these multipools and them cashing out their gains, leaving a trail of high difficulty and low values, is the exchanges. If an exchange took a stand and declared it would take any and all necessary actions to prevent multipools from trading there, many miners would go to it as an exchange of choice becasue they would feel somehow protected against the dumps. As you say it is in the power of the community rid themselves of these multipools, but there is only so much that a single miner can do. If you do what you have always done, you will get what you have always got. If you dont do it, you will never know what would have happened if you did do it. Its fairly simple to post a warning that any deposist from multipools will be held, and returned if confirmed that they came from a multipool. A simple warning may be enough to disuade them, but unless somebody tries, we will never know. So exchanges are police then? If anyone sets artificial boundaries then its not a free market anymore, and once we cross that line.... Don't get me wrong, i think multipools are the scum of the earth, but there are measures coin developers can take. Gravity well. I'm sure coinmarket would abide if the whole damn community decided that multipools should die, i would gladly put my vote for shutting them down. I understand where you are coming from, but your examples are a bit off. An exchange saying no to mulitpools is not "police activity". IMO mulitpools are manipulating the free market you speak of. And last; the back director cannot steal your money of course, but if the money are obtained in an way labeled unethical by the director he is free to say no to your money. Again, I totally get where you are coming from, but using examples like this often backfires |
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This is great, thanks TheIrishman. My plan was to go with R9 280x and I think I'll stick to that.
I think that's the best choice too, that's what I'd get if I were buying a new card for mining. It will be used exclusively for mining, I don't game much anymore. Pretty much a newbie when it comes to hardware, my first built PC is two weeks old |
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Awesome ! I hope this will drive the price up, I bought a lot last week @280 Heh, same here, but @316. I hate myself now It's not a loss before you sell And if you ever sell, it will be way more than 316. I'm not worried really. I mean, it would be nice to use BTC I spent then for buying in now, but that's the game. And it feels like DigiByte can really go far with such dev team, marketing and community. Yes I totally agree. Everything is going down ecxept for LEAFs, but that is all hash-related. I think we will see a rise in rices this weekend. |
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We are at 13.31 GH/s and Next Diff is 183! I think multipools are stepping in! Fuck this! D: What the fuck! Left the sell order at 23 to rebuy at 22/21, now 27, i'm left with a nice bunch of bitcoins .-. (luckily that was only 1/4 of my leafs, even if I am not really rich - the other 3/4 is safe in my wallet, ready to get to the market when it will reach the moon!) Crap, i'll really enjoy having some more leafs. My bad, i would need a better miner. I am mining since day 1, I love this coin!  EDIT: And 200K Volume on CoinMarket.io, the best exchange thus far. I like it better than Cryptsy, even if it does not have candlesticks yet. But candlesticks help people panic, and panic buy/sell, instead of just looking at the trades done and the actual value.. so I'm still not sure if I like candlesticks or not D: It's risky to trade when in an uptrend like this;) |
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That chart is a little off, both my 7990 are undervolted so they run faster, they are also under water so that also make a big differnce This is great, thanks TheIrishman. My plan was to go with R9 280x and I think I'll stick to that. |
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today i thought about buying @21 waited 2 hours came back and had to buy @24 thinking hope it was a good idea. Now we @26! So nice Everytime i F5 this forum there are some new posts. Looks good It's awesome how popular we've become It will be the best weekend for cryptos I've experienced. |
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Awesome ! I hope this will drive the price up, I bought a lot last week @280 Heh, same here, but @316. I hate myself now It's not a loss before you sell And if you ever sell, it will be way more than 316. |
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anybody thinks 100 is too optimistic?
yes unreasonable? no +1 Btw I left my computer two hours ago with a sell order at 22 and now I have to buy at 24 because of the crazy hashrate... Why did pools have to jump from 7 to 11Gh right when I leave ? T_T :s Though luck. |
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Great job everyone!! Thanks to all of your votes we now have over 100 supporters and the Digibyte page will launch tomorrow and be shown to over 14,000 people webwide and counting! It may not be much compared to what the Devs are doing but it makes me feel happy to have contributed to the cause raising the awareness about Digibyte by creating the page. This thunderclap concept is really great for spreading the word out. Would gladly appreciate tips, will give me strength to carry on promoting Digibyte. Have a couple of ideas already.  DMy5uo7CojfqCVi7XDVzEaktG7RGWbYnyQ Good work man |
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Finally reached 500k Hate you:)) I need to work my brains out, I only have a 70kh/s ) Been running on 2 7990s for a while Do you know what the equivalent in the R9-series is? I have two R9 270 running for now and I can't decide what to get for the rig I am planning. |
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Everytime I enter this topic the hash has increased with one gig lol
thought the same - was the reason why i finally bought in at 23. Hope this will go well. Lost a bunch of money yesterday. Canīt afford another one Let's hope you'll win it back this weekend Once china starts trading for full again again everything will go up. When will they start full trading again? The new years celebration is over tonight or tomorrow I believe, I not sure. A friend of a friend is living in Shanghai and he said no one is working, theya re all shooting fireworks and having a good time |
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