What is sopecial about DGC?

[pornluver]

I mine YAC because it's the only thing that can be mined with CPU.

What about DGC? What's so special about it?

[nonameo]

DGC has a very active support base. It also has a "no premine" launch.

[Sondey10mg]

Sopecial, haha I like that

[anderl]

also there is a lot of active development by the community.  some of it is under NDA right now.  I myself have a project that should help drive dgc adoption faster than litecoin and could benefit all alt coins.  hope to have some details by the end of the month when it launches.  I've sidetracked my other projects to get this done.

[shantee]

It has a better "marketing" than  other alt coin

[pornluver]

I need YAC shopping card. That would improves YAC market value. I can sell it cheap. I can sell my e-books cheaper with YAC.

[Hydroponica]

I mine YAC because it's the only thing that can be mined with CPU.

What about DGC? What's so special about it?

This is inacurrate, all coins can be mined with a CPU. It's just not an effiecent way to mine anymore. And since YAC has such shit value, you would probably make more, using you CPU to mine DGC.

[mr_random]

It had a fair launch. Check the money supply graph for the first 24 hours after release, it's a straight line all the way from zero. Compared to almost every other coin which have a huge amount of coins generated in the first couple of hours.

[smilez]

We need to get together and fucking market yac's

[digitalindustry]

And ..now the truth:
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Its the coin that has my name in it , because when bitcoin fails , the BTC crowd won't be able to swallow their pride and buy nibble (as they rush to cash out of their btc positions) , so instead digitalcoin was created in my honor , just after I started marketing nibble,  as nibble was the first with no pre-mine.

I marketed the first non pre-mined currency (other than LTC , as LTC was cpu mined)(so there is a large market information vector here)  and thus - i moved the market towards not pre-mining currency, so that group would rather the enemy they know than the enemy they don't.

unfortunately digitalcoins support may be as fleeting as its inception as a distraction away from nibble , we will see i guess.

also as centralized system tend to have no creativity it was named in my honor , thank you thank you {nodding nodding, a little wave}   

[digitalindustry]

We need to get together and fucking market yac's

+1

[pornluver]

DGC price is not awesomely high.

YAC is $.0003
DGC is $.0005

https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/26

[bizz]

Unfortunately YAC has probably as stupid name as you can get. I would rather buy VAG. Marketing is everything.

[Amph]

yeah digital coin is a good coin name

[krasnyoktyabr]

It had a fair launch. Check the money supply graph for the first 24 hours after release, it's a straight line all the way from zero. Compared to almost every other coin which have a huge amount of coins generated in the first couple of hours.

This is really THE thing. 121,000 coins were minted on day 1, while the target is ~86,000. This is unheard of from a cryptocurrency.

That being said, the fair mine doesn't make the coin popular. The fair release prevents a few people from owning hundreds of thousands of coins, which prevents those same people from dumping it all to shit when it hits an exchange.

The fair mine ensures that the currency will act in a stable manner. It limits the money supply while the user base grows, and allows for the kind of marketing that has occurred from the developers.

A currency must be accessible but also feel rare. At least that's my take on the situation.

[krasnyoktyabr]

DGC price is not awesomely high.

YAC is $.0003
DGC is $.0005

https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/26

It's actually more like $0.064. I'm not sure if both of your numbers are off by the same factor, but that's a big difference.

[Hydroponica]

It had a fair launch. Check the money supply graph for the first 24 hours after release, it's a straight line all the way from zero. Compared to almost every other coin which have a huge amount of coins generated in the first couple of hours.

This is really THE thing. 121,000 coins were minted on day 1, while the target is ~86,000. This is unheard of from a cryptocurrency.

That being said, the fair mine doesn't make the coin popular. The fair release prevents a few people from owning hundreds of thousands of coins, which prevents those same people from dumping it all to shit when it hits an exchange.

The fair mine ensures that the currency will act in a stable manner. It limits the money supply while the user base grows, and allows for the kind of marketing that has occurred from the developers.

A currency must be accessible but also feel rare. At least that's my take on the situation.

I've seen other coins, where people had over 100k in the first hour

[krasnyoktyabr]

It had a fair launch. Check the money supply graph for the first 24 hours after release, it's a straight line all the way from zero. Compared to almost every other coin which have a huge amount of coins generated in the first couple of hours.

This is really THE thing. 121,000 coins were minted on day 1, while the target is ~86,000. This is unheard of from a cryptocurrency.

That being said, the fair mine doesn't make the coin popular. The fair release prevents a few people from owning hundreds of thousands of coins, which prevents those same people from dumping it all to shit when it hits an exchange.

The fair mine ensures that the currency will act in a stable manner. It limits the money supply while the user base grows, and allows for the kind of marketing that has occurred from the developers.

A currency must be accessible but also feel rare. At least that's my take on the situation.

I've seen other coins, where people had over 100k in the first hour

BitBar was the worst for this. Since release, abpout 3000 coins have been minted. 2,200 of those were minted in the first four hours, and by the second day, 2,500 had been minted. Thus, the value will always be low. Too concentrated a supply.