★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit

[HR]

Some people think the DigiByte Nights competition is too easy, so here is something for people that like more of a challenge.  
10,000,000 DigiByte!
D9NKRnWn5d6SG4S8sHYae9oqk1KC1FGrX2
DFQ3oYdZBaj9mQyrtMu1FJaCb7ror7X8J8
DQkLCvxHnzsR5HmowbqDyGfFNvdg92cq4T
DN7X6kQCeX4q82oV6yyX5Eevvf3EAeRjVv
DF6mW9UyQzhjM3zfrAfEfeKfbzr7WVDRtZ
D8UdRxULten43EHPoorZVsimWfRLAtgxMs
DJsYAhTZkYHJVdHAY4fjgoEcUxX6aeANMj
DJMzDH7XnPkS8mhJdiSD94j7Pe5vHe8vh3
DRHjzePyD9BdNxp4mWnUzG1hNGcJRHU4rp
DPzsnJngQsXAU2VSthGkJ6GJBJedAFPdsc
The above funds are available to steal from DigiByte Blockchain and will be considered legitimately obtained if the perpetrator of such an act explains to the community and developers of DigiByte how it was achieved. It’s as simple as that, explain how you did it and they are yours, uncontested.
If nobody can steal them, then there they stay for eternity!
Please don’t attempt to hack my computers, it is illegal and pointless. The wallet that controls them is not and was not ever on my network!

http://digiexplorer.info/

This isn't really a fair contest unless you have intentionally generated these addresses in a way that can be brute-forced (something like the WarpWallet challenges).  Since the addresses have no outgoing transactions, the only available attack vector is to brute force secp256k1+sha256+ripemd160.  But without knowing how the addresses were generated (for example, they could just be random 160-byte addresses, in which case they are for all practical considerations unspendable) I'm not going to waste my time.

You are a wise man, i believe they are unspendable. I was just having a bit of fun. The owner of the wallet somehow, he doesn't know how he did it, overwrote the .dat file. He was messing around manipulating the wallet from outside being clever. Made his face quite red for a bit and that doesn't look good on an IT lecturer.
BACK UP! BACK UP! BACK UP!, He broke his own golden rule!

Tell the wallet owner to create another new wallet.dat (never been used), encrypt it with the exact same passphrase used before, and then import those addresses.

@ycagel, Sorry, I don't have much of a clue about anything beyond what we all know. I'll be doing a 3rd quarter mailing at the end of Sept. first of Oct., and I'm going to focus exclusively on DigiByte in that report, so that will be something. Since we're actively targeting gamers, perhaps we might want to look at ideas on how we can reach them on a cost effective basis . . .

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[Jumbley]

Some people think the DigiByte Nights competition is too easy, so here is something for people that like more of a challenge.  
10,000,000 DigiByte!
D9NKRnWn5d6SG4S8sHYae9oqk1KC1FGrX2
DFQ3oYdZBaj9mQyrtMu1FJaCb7ror7X8J8
DQkLCvxHnzsR5HmowbqDyGfFNvdg92cq4T
DN7X6kQCeX4q82oV6yyX5Eevvf3EAeRjVv
DF6mW9UyQzhjM3zfrAfEfeKfbzr7WVDRtZ
D8UdRxULten43EHPoorZVsimWfRLAtgxMs
DJsYAhTZkYHJVdHAY4fjgoEcUxX6aeANMj
DJMzDH7XnPkS8mhJdiSD94j7Pe5vHe8vh3
DRHjzePyD9BdNxp4mWnUzG1hNGcJRHU4rp
DPzsnJngQsXAU2VSthGkJ6GJBJedAFPdsc
The above funds are available to steal from DigiByte Blockchain and will be considered legitimately obtained if the perpetrator of such an act explains to the community and developers of DigiByte how it was achieved. It’s as simple as that, explain how you did it and they are yours, uncontested.
If nobody can steal them, then there they stay for eternity!
Please don’t attempt to hack my computers, it is illegal and pointless. The wallet that controls them is not and was not ever on my network!

http://digiexplorer.info/

This isn't really a fair contest unless you have intentionally generated these addresses in a way that can be brute-forced (something like the WarpWallet challenges).  Since the addresses have no outgoing transactions, the only available attack vector is to brute force secp256k1+sha256+ripemd160.  But without knowing how the addresses were generated (for example, they could just be random 160-byte addresses, in which case they are for all practical considerations unspendable) I'm not going to waste my time.

You are a wise man, i believe they are unspendable. I was just having a bit of fun. The owner of the wallet somehow, he doesn't know how he did it, overwrote the .dat file. He was messing around manipulating the wallet from outside being clever. Made his face quite red for a bit and that doesn't look good on an IT lecturer.
BACK UP! BACK UP! BACK UP!, He broke his own golden rule!

Tell the wallet owner to create another new wallet.dat (never been used), encrypt it with the exact same passphrase used before, and then import those addresses.

Thanks for the suggestion,I'm asking because I don't know, how does he import those addresses?

[HR]

Tell the wallet owner to create another new wallet.dat (never been used), encrypt it with the exact same passphrase used before, and then import those addresses.

Thanks for the suggestion,I'm asking because I don't know, how does he import those addresses?

I'm trying to remember what I did. My case was a little different as I was recovering from over writting an encrypted wallet with an old, unencrypted, backup, and I might be confusing things. Perhaps it was encrypting a new install with the exact same passphrase, exporting the private key, and then importing that private key into the outdated backup that saved my coins.

[Jumbley]

Looking forward to the first DigiKnow video on friday......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrJjfDUzD7M

[HR]

HR,
 Do you know any folks in the industry that have helped promote other alts that may be available to help us with DGB? Looking to think outside the box a bit.

YC

Was reading around and came across this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=580725.msg11995226#msg11995226

I don't know what they did the first time and I don't know what they have planned now, but I do know that they ACTIVELY promote DMD and price has responded favorably. They're obviously doing something right and perhaps it would be worth it to further research their efforts.

As I said, they're getting results, so there's got to be something there that we can learn from them.

[Jumbley]

Give to Caesar what is Caesars, keep DigiByte for yourselves!  

[ReSl]

We have updated some settings on DigiHash. The pool is now set to pay out after 50 DGB has been earned by a miner. We originally had this set at 0.1 but the TX dust was dramatically slowing the pool wallets down and people were mining to mobile wallets. We then set this to 500 but people were not getting paid out to their liking.

We will keep it at 50 for now to get peoples feedback. Let us know if you have any questions.

Also a note on coin control. If you go to move send a transaction and the wallet give you an error because its gathering to many tx inputs remember you can use coin control to pick which address you want to send DGB from. (core wallet only)

Test, something is wrong. I guess its messed up.
Can't connect to pool any more!
Please fix. THX

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[24hralttrade]

We have updated some settings on DigiHash. The pool is now set to pay out after 50 DGB has been earned by a miner. We originally had this set at 0.1 but the TX dust was dramatically slowing the pool wallets down and people were mining to mobile wallets. We then set this to 500 but people were not getting paid out to their liking.

We will keep it at 50 for now to get peoples feedback. Let us know if you have any questions.

Also a note on coin control. If you go to move send a transaction and the wallet give you an error because its gathering to many tx inputs remember you can use coin control to pick which address you want to send DGB from. (core wallet only)

Test, something is wrong. I guess its messed up.
Can't connect to pool any more!
Please fix. THX

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Reported

[24hralttrade]

Digibyte payment in the smart fittingroom  
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzzIUmLor_Y
https://twitter.com/Alttrade/status/629377364246548480

[24hralttrade]

Refresh, Sorry

[Verias]

If i ever need some clothes and have enough time i wil definitly come try it out.
It's 2 hours driving i think

[24hralttrade]

If i ever need some clothes and have enough time i wil definitly come try it out.
It's 2 hours driving i think

You are more then welcome! Soon the webshop and Iphone app will be in the air 

[Jumbley]

Speaking about Digibyte network - in Digiexplorer there are many transactions of value less than 1 USD.
Do we know what typically are those transactions?
Real people sending DGB to each other? People sending themselves from one wallet to other? Something else?

probably payments to small miners. We need lots more of them. We need the community to mine for glory in massive numbers.
People don't do it because it is expensive but if you truly believe in DigiByte, you will mine for it. You will be mining for, what looks like on paper as a loss, but there is nothing more useful you could do for DigiByte than this. At the same time you should buy small amounts of DigiByte and hold all of it.
I call the people that do this Knights because it is them that defend the coin and boy does it need defending.
I tell you what if you put a usb miner to work in the DigiHash pool where they take 3% to support development. If you leave your rewards untouched and in your wallet for a month after you have mined them, then I will pay you 6% back out of my own pocket!

In fact, this offer open to the community. PM me if you are interested.

I haven't actually mined anything yet. Where do I get this USB miner? I understand that it will be unprofitable for me to mine but I could still try it for fun.

Now, that's the spirit felix_one. Have a look on ebay for for a small bitcoin miner that suits your pocket.

Is this any good?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antminer-U2-1-6-2-0-GH-s-USB-ASIC-Bitcoin-Miner-/281758438257?hash=item419a1c9371

yes that is fine, I'd give you 6% back on that. Have a good look around to see if you can get it any cheaper but I think that is about how much they go for. With a usb miner you will need a computer that is on all the time connected to the internet. A lot of people use raspberry pi's as the controller because they don't want to tie up their machine. As you are the first to take me up on my offer, I will extend my offer to you personally for anything up to a Bitmain U3 (63GH/s).

Thanks, I have some more questions though. What OS do I need to install on that Raspberry when I get it? Does mining use lot of internet bandwidth?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOLDrSiI_ic  
4:33  
http://digihash.co/getting_started    
Digibyte sha-256

There is a BIG BONUS prize for competition address that are mining!
https://digibytegroup.com/project/contest-august-2015/

[DigiByte]

We have updated some settings on DigiHash. The pool is now set to pay out after 50 DGB has been earned by a miner. We originally had this set at 0.1 but the TX dust was dramatically slowing the pool wallets down and people were mining to mobile wallets. We then set this to 500 but people were not getting paid out to their liking.

We will keep it at 50 for now to get peoples feedback. Let us know if you have any questions.

Also a note on coin control. If you go to move send a transaction and the wallet give you an error because its gathering to many tx inputs remember you can use coin control to pick which address you want to send DGB from. (core wallet only)

Test, something is wrong. I guess its messed up.
Can't connect to pool any more!
Please fix. THX

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Which algorithm was this on?

[MemberCount+1]

Nice buy wall on cryptsy, will keep the price above 25 for awhile.

We need a new buy wall and a digibyte holder needs much more patience

https://digihash.co/getting_started    
Digibyte sha-256

ssl? it's a white page, I think this is not a ssl site.

[Jumbley]

Nice buy wall on cryptsy, will keep the price above 25 for awhile.

We need a new buy wall and a digibyte holder needs much more patience

https://digihash.co/getting_started    
Digibyte sha-256

ssl? it's a white page, I think this is not a ssl site.

Sorry, you are correct, should be  http://digihash.co/getting_started
thank you for pointing it out, I've changed it in my original post now.
Did the same thing in the other forum, changed that too now.
http://www.digibyteforum.com/index.php

[TamiLee]

Nice buy wall on cryptsy, will keep the price above 25 for awhile.

We need a new buy wall and a digibyte holder needs much more patience

https://digihash.co/getting_started    
Digibyte sha-256

ssl? it's a white page, I think this is not a ssl site.

4.7 billion coins is still a lot for a small community, things will improve as digibyte expand and get more users. It could be like Noble and price under 10 with half the supply so the community is patient with digibyte but that is because people can see it has a good chance at making it.

[24hralttrade]

For the new readers, Some recent news from Digibyte.

What is DigiByte? (60 second explainer video)

For those who have yet to watch the new video.

Introducing DigiReport Ep.#1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnK6ofo6RX8

DigiReport Episode # 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86CVAVr99-I

DigiReport Episode #3 https://youtu.be/JRull_S1RW0

Thank you for expressing your concern and for supporting DigiByte and being active on the forum here. To start off, everyone in the video you saw is working on projects that will directly benefit DigiByte, utilise it as a payment method and help increase adoption of DigiByte in real world scenarios. Many of these projects are not yet public but I can assure you I am not alone and that we really do have several people in house working full time, not to mention others from around the world contributing in many ways.

It is important to make a couple distinctions here. First, we have on going development of the DigiByte protocol itself with the upcoming DigiSpeed hard fork. Some of us internally are working on this process along with multiple other people in the community. It is absolutely crucial and important that the development of DigiByte as a protocol stays open, decentralised and spread around the world. The key to rolling out this DigiSpeed hardfork is timing.

We already have a significant advantage over Bitcoin from a technological point of view. This includes speed, security, network stabilisation and transaction volume capacity. We will be furthering these advantages with the upcoming DigiSpeed hardfork. With all this in mind we feel it is important not to get side tracked and lost in all the technical details & development. Why completely reinvent the wheel when all we need to do is give it a stronger undercarriage to ride on, better lubrication to move faster, and build it from better materials in order to market it to the world in a way they can easily understand and more importantly, easily use.

Take a project like Ethereum for example. Over a year later, $15 million in expenses and tons of hype they try rebuilding everything from scratch and they deliver a command line wallet that is so complicated to use there is no way even your average crypto enthusiast is going to adopt it en mass. This is not to say there is not some potential here in the future with their platform, but the truth is it is much farther away from main stream adoption than Bitcoin and DigiByte at this point.

I have a folder on my hard drive with backups of many coin wallets from 2012-2014 that are no longer around and are completely worthless and have been delisted on exchanges and remain unsupported.  There are only a handful of coins that will really survive the next couple years. DigiByte will be one of them. With that in mind we are focusing on two new platforms that will undoubtedly drive adoption for DigiByte.  We also will be making further additions to leverage the DigiByteTipBot. 

As for not enough DigiByte progress... the last time I counted we were maintaining and had deployed 17 different pieces of software to help support & maintain the DigiByte network. This includes programs written in PHP, Node JS, C++. C #, Ruby, Python, Java and more. Now we are even doing video editing and graphic design (a talented member of our office.)

The second distinction to be made is for services built to use DigiByte as a payment method, security platform or potentially more ( we are exploring some very innovative stuff that can be embedded in the DigiByte blockchain). It is much easier to get developers to work on other projects that utilise DigiByte in other applications. Such as checking out and purchasing something with DigiBytes directly from a stores fitting room. This same technology can easily be adapted and spread among various industries, not just retail sales stores. We have had meetings with some big retailers looking at how they can use digital currency in a real world scenarios just like this. Not even Bitcoin is cracking the physical brick & mortar point of sale in a lot of places. Micro transactions are DigiByte's specialty. We can do them faster, more secure and from anywhere in the world. The vision is there, the path has been cleared and now the building blocks are being laid.

Thanks to everyone for your on going support, the DigiByte community rocks!

- Jared

[24hralttrade]

The new House of blue jeans webshop is up and running! www.Bluejeansonline.nl
As an introduction we now have 25% discount on all products with coupon code Summer Sale

We deliver to all European countries
Digibyte,Guldencoin & Bitcoin accepted!

[Jumbley]

We have updated some settings on DigiHash. The pool is now set to pay out after 50 DGB has been earned by a miner. We originally had this set at 0.1 but the TX dust was dramatically slowing the pool wallets down and people were mining to mobile wallets. We then set this to 500 but people were not getting paid out to their liking.

We will keep it at 50 for now to get peoples feedback. Let us know if you have any questions.

Also a note on coin control. If you go to move send a transaction and the wallet give you an error because its gathering to many tx inputs remember you can use coin control to pick which address you want to send DGB from. (core wallet only)

Test, something is wrong. I guess its messed up.
Can't connect to pool any more!
Please fix. THX

[18:31:17] Press any key to exit, or sgminer will try again in 15s.
[18:32:32] No servers were found that could be used to get work from.
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Which algorithm was this on?

judging by this it was groestl but I'm just guessing really.  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=408268.msg12026205#msg12026205