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

[Jumbley]

ETH reaction is crazy, just confirms really what I’ve always thought, the market is just not that smart but is always greedy.

[24hralttrade]

https://twitter.com/Alttrade/status/688002019991367680 

[pringles1901]

LittleTrader

I really dont think people are that interested in DGB anymore you just witnessed that in the Polo troll box

Just having 30BTC sat there doing nothing on polo isnt exactly the best option in the world, most Altcoins attack the markets but you lot just expect people to sell to you at a lose.........the only coins you are getting are mined dumps & game rewards, going to be years before DGB will even look remotely attractive to new investors

Dont get me wrong I too have BTC in those buy orders too but thats only because i have to water down the higher price i paid for DGB in the past

Pringles man don't let your head down like that. A lot of things could happen, possibly DigiByte will hit the Chinese markets and become a common currency in China, you never know. 

b1007 It just frustrates the hell out of me when you read for the past 2 months the reason DGB isnt going up is because Bitcoin is going up, now Bitcoin has started to go down DGB still isnt moving...now that we have ran out of the Bitcoin to blame stopping DGB rising what are you all going to blame next

Maybe you should stop focussing short-term and stay focused on the long term. Personally I even bought some DigiBytes when it was 150 satoshi, looking back it seems foolish but I am into this thing for the long term, and so if there is any coin out there with a real long term prospect that is able to conquer markets worldwide, it's DigiByte. It's all or nothing to me anyway. At what price did you buy most of your stash?

Hi b1007

I purchased my first 1 mil at 96 but since then i have manged to average down to about 58-60 not absolutely sure to be exact as i have them spread over Bittrex & Polinex...But losing another 1.2 million on Cryptsy hasn't exactly helped me out

[b1007]

LittleTrader

I really dont think people are that interested in DGB anymore you just witnessed that in the Polo troll box

Just having 30BTC sat there doing nothing on polo isnt exactly the best option in the world, most Altcoins attack the markets but you lot just expect people to sell to you at a lose.........the only coins you are getting are mined dumps & game rewards, going to be years before DGB will even look remotely attractive to new investors

Dont get me wrong I too have BTC in those buy orders too but thats only because i have to water down the higher price i paid for DGB in the past

Pringles man don't let your head down like that. A lot of things could happen, possibly DigiByte will hit the Chinese markets and become a common currency in China, you never know.  

b1007 It just frustrates the hell out of me when you read for the past 2 months the reason DGB isnt going up is because Bitcoin is going up, now Bitcoin has started to go down DGB still isnt moving...now that we have ran out of the Bitcoin to blame stopping DGB rising what are you all going to blame next

Maybe you should stop focussing short-term and stay focused on the long term. Personally I even bought some DigiBytes when it was 150 satoshi, looking back it seems foolish but I am into this thing for the long term, and so if there is any coin out there with a real long term prospect that is able to conquer markets worldwide, it's DigiByte. It's all or nothing to me anyway. At what price did you buy most of your stash?

Hi b1007

I purchased my first 1 mil at 96 but since then i have manged to average down to about 58-60 not absolutely sure to be exact as i have them spread over Bittrex & Polinex...But losing another 1.2 million on Cryptsy hasn't exactly helped me out

Sucks you lost at cryptsy, I wouldn't worry too much if I were you though. This is my personal opinion so I don't want to come across as hyping DigiByte, there are no guarantees

[pringles1901]

LittleTrader

I really dont think people are that interested in DGB anymore you just witnessed that in the Polo troll box

Just having 30BTC sat there doing nothing on polo isnt exactly the best option in the world, most Altcoins attack the markets but you lot just expect people to sell to you at a lose.........the only coins you are getting are mined dumps & game rewards, going to be years before DGB will even look remotely attractive to new investors

Dont get me wrong I too have BTC in those buy orders too but thats only because i have to water down the higher price i paid for DGB in the past

Pringles man don't let your head down like that. A lot of things could happen, possibly DigiByte will hit the Chinese markets and become a common currency in China, you never know. 

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b1007 It just frustrates the hell out of me when you read for the past 2 months the reason DGB isnt going up is because Bitcoin is going up, now Bitcoin has started to go down DGB still isnt moving...now that we have ran out of the Bitcoin to blame stopping DGB rising what are you all going to blame next

Maybe you should stop focussing short-term and stay focused on the long term. Personally I even bought some DigiBytes when it was 150 satoshi, looking back it seems foolish but I am into this thing for the long term, and so if there is any coin out there with a real long term prospect that is able to conquer markets worldwide, it's DigiByte. It's all or nothing to me anyway. At what price did you buy most of your stash?

Hi b1007

I purchased my first 1 mil at 96 but since then i have manged to average down to about 58-60 not absolutely sure to be exact as i have them spread over Bittrex & Polinex...But losing another 1.2 million on Cryptsy hasn't exactly helped me out

Sucks you lost at cryptsy, but I am fairly confident DigiByte will hit at least 500 sats again this year so I wouldn't worry too much if I were you. This is my personal opinion so I don't want to come across as hyping DigiByte, there are no guarantees, but DigiByte has a lot going for it, it's still under construction. So if I were you I d hold on and enjoy the ride  . 58/60 sats is still a good price in my opinion. What would happen for example if DigiByte becomes a success in China. Each DigiByte will become worth at least a dollar.  but with this crypto game you got to have patience I think

Thanks for the advice much appreciated, I have no intentions of selling it I am in no hurry to get back the BTC i put in to DGB
Its the frustration that gets me most of all like the situation now for example its the perfect time to get new investors in to DGB, Bitcoin going down, Alts being pumped as other seek coins to park there BTC in...a small pump now would cause a buy panic on DGB & once again the attention swings in DGBs favour.......not going to lie to you i have BTC but not enough to cause any waves in the market, but th amount of BTC just sat there doing nothing in buys is just daft.......like putting your money into a bank with zero interset rates & all the while that BTC is going down in $ value..so just put it to work rather than sitting it there waiting for 1k dumps

[bitkapp]

Gavin Woods leaves Ethereum. https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/01/11/last-blog-post/

talking of developers leaving.

I’ve said before, selling your DigiByte for fiat is crazy, now bitcoin isn’t looking that great either.

https://medium.com/@octskyward/the-resolution-of-the-bitcoin-experiment-dabb30201f7#.mknffukvx

At least you can flip that for DigiByte easily enough!

DigiByte needs to make a serious and energetic effort to recruit Hearn, first by showing him how DGB strictly and faithfully adhears to the original crypto ethos and that it STILL IS a "decentralised form of money" with no “systemically important institutions” and “too big to fail” entities and will never become "a system completely controlled by just a handful of people" because the community's commitment is firmly set on doing just that and there's no better proof of that than the DGB track record. Our Dev team needs to make a concerted effort to communicating these facts to him. Then comes the second part of the challenge: convincing him that his participation will be another key element in making his dream a reality.

Let's get him on board! We're doing everything he says a successful crypto should be doing, so, unless he doesn't really believe in what he says (which I doubt), it should be as easy as counting 1, 2, 3.

I like this very, Very much!

That would be awesome!

[bitkapp]

That's the biggest joke of all: you buy and sell "ether", the "gas" that "makes it go", and somehow that makes it different? Call it by whatever name you like, but if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck, or, as in this case, a poorly made decoy.

Oh, and for the rest of what is claimed to be of value, being the "world computer" where anyone can install their private programs to be run from anywhere at anytime, please, don't make me laugh. But, I agree, enough of this for now and will leave it for the time being with a P.T. Barnum quote: "There's a sucker born every minute."

Good discussion, but you're right, we should let others join in too, more than anything with direct comparisons of fundamental aspects, since, as I said before, this is where the real conversation resides. I firmly maintain DGB beats them several times over. Prove me wrong by showing that DGB isn't the hands down winner IN ALL CATEGORIES (if you really compare the essential building blocks and principles . . . which differ not one iota, regardless of what they're called or the name they're given).

When you think about it, when seen from that point of view, that's about as DGB thread related as it gets.  

Again, I don't feel the need to discuss this on this thread but also from a trading perspective, ETH seems to be the hedge of choice for BTC. Also technical fundamentals unfortunately (and I want to stress this because I'm interested in technical aspects of coins) aren't everything when determining the value of a blockchain, its a wide variety of different things (as you've pointed out) and objectively ETH with a market cap of around $70m far exceeds that of DGB (around $1m). Whether you agree with that fact or not is another discussion, the markets perspective is pretty clear imo.

P.S. Please do not interpret this as an attack on DGB. As you can see by the extensive amount of time I have invested into making DGB better that I am firmly in the DGB camp

[HR]

That's the biggest joke of all: you buy and sell "ether", the "gas" that "makes it go", and somehow that makes it different? Call it by whatever name you like, but if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck, or, as in this case, a poorly made decoy.

Oh, and for the rest of what is claimed to be of value, being the "world computer" where anyone can install their private programs to be run from anywhere at anytime, please, don't make me laugh. But, I agree, enough of this for now and will leave it for the time being with a P.T. Barnum quote: "There's a sucker born every minute."

Good discussion, but you're right, we should let others join in too, more than anything with direct comparisons of fundamental aspects, since, as I said before, this is where the real conversation resides. I firmly maintain DGB beats them several times over. Prove me wrong by showing that DGB isn't the hands down winner IN ALL CATEGORIES (if you really compare the essential building blocks and principles . . . which differ not one iota, regardless of what they're called or the name they're given).

When you think about it, when seen from that point of view, that's about as DGB thread related as it gets.  

Again, I don't feel the need to discuss this on this thread but also from a trading perspective, ETH seems to be the hedge of choice for BTC. Also technical fundamentals unfortunately (and I want to stress this because I'm interested in technical aspects of coins) aren't everything when determining the value of a blockchain, its a wide variety of different things (as you've pointed out) and objectively ETH with a market cap of around $70m far exceeds that of DGB (around $1m). Whether you agree with that fact or not is another discussion, the markets perspective is pretty clear imo.

P.S. Please do not interpret this as an attack on DGB. As you can see by the extensive amount of time I have invested into making DGB better that I am firmly in the DGB camp

If you don't want to talk about the fundamental underpinnings, and only want to focus on market technicals suggesting that they make right and that markets are never irrational and there never was a time when fortunes were made and lost on tulips in Holland, then I agree 100% about the value of that conversation.

[HR]

Be careful everyone with the other exchanges in the coming days and weeks, especially at peak usage times, since there are indications that some may not be fully prepared for the sudden increase in customer numbers. Exercise extra caution for a while.

[bitkapp]

That's the biggest joke of all: you buy and sell "ether", the "gas" that "makes it go", and somehow that makes it different? Call it by whatever name you like, but if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck, or, as in this case, a poorly made decoy.

Oh, and for the rest of what is claimed to be of value, being the "world computer" where anyone can install their private programs to be run from anywhere at anytime, please, don't make me laugh. But, I agree, enough of this for now and will leave it for the time being with a P.T. Barnum quote: "There's a sucker born every minute."

Good discussion, but you're right, we should let others join in too, more than anything with direct comparisons of fundamental aspects, since, as I said before, this is where the real conversation resides. I firmly maintain DGB beats them several times over. Prove me wrong by showing that DGB isn't the hands down winner IN ALL CATEGORIES (if you really compare the essential building blocks and principles . . . which differ not one iota, regardless of what they're called or the name they're given).

When you think about it, when seen from that point of view, that's about as DGB thread related as it gets.  

Again, I don't feel the need to discuss this on this thread but also from a trading perspective, ETH seems to be the hedge of choice for BTC. Also technical fundamentals unfortunately (and I want to stress this because I'm interested in technical aspects of coins) aren't everything when determining the value of a blockchain, its a wide variety of different things (as you've pointed out) and objectively ETH with a market cap of around $70m far exceeds that of DGB (around $1m). Whether you agree with that fact or not is another discussion, the markets perspective is pretty clear imo.

P.S. Please do not interpret this as an attack on DGB. As you can see by the extensive amount of time I have invested into making DGB better that I am firmly in the DGB camp

If you don't want to talk about the fundamental underpinnings, and only want to focus on market technicals suggesting that they make right and that markets are never irrational and there never was a time when fortunes were made and lost on tulips in Holland, then I agree 100% about the value of that conversation.

I do believe (in general) that markets determine prices for assets better than any one single individual. One obviously has to take into consideration the fact that cryptocurrency markets are highly manipulated; but imo that just identifies a market inefficiency (specifically the fact that there is no regulation).

I don't know how much of a coding/blockchain expert you are and I can only say that I've partially had a look at DGB's codebase and have never looked at the Ethereum codebase. So I don't think I'm informed enough yet to pass on a well founded judgement on the technical attributes of each coin. It could be the case that your right but I personally prefer to study things myself.

[Jumbley]

Be careful everyone with the other exchanges in the coming days and weeks, especially at peak usage times, since there are indications that some may not be fully prepared for the sudden increase in customer numbers. Exercise extra caution for a while.

[ghostycc]

People are loosing money on any altcoin being pumped after BTC's dive.
As usual xD

I'm not afraid. Waiting and buying more DGB 

[24hralttrade]

REMINDER

https://twitter.com/dogedradio/status/686812113549918208

[Verias]

REMINDER

https://twitter.com/dogedradio/status/686812113549918208

wil it be recorded so i can lisen to it when i have time ?

[24hralttrade]

^^ Yes!

[HR]

^^ Very good. Please keep us informed!

BTW, how do I eliminate a mistaken "Receiving address" in my DigiByteTip wallet?

[Tortoise75]

Be careful everyone with the other exchanges in the coming days and weeks, especially at peak usage times, since there are indications that some may not be fully prepared for the sudden increase in customer numbers. Exercise extra caution for a while.

Indeed, and if Cryptsy actually has to go for the insolvency option there is a chance that the remaining coins are traded elsewhere into one base currency before an attempt to satisfy the debt holders is made. If things go well the coins in individual accounts can be transferred out as is and only Cryptsys own assets are taken, if not everything goes into one pot first.

The situation developing around BTC and its problems might trigger decisions of exchanges to make more base currencies for trading pairs available. For now LTC, DOGE and DASH seem to be the preferred choices. Any ideas how DGB could gain ground to enter into this pool?

A chance would be more possibilities to buy into DGB with fiat currencies. The possibilities are not that plenty with Bitcoin itself, at least if you don't want to use third party payment providers like OKcash, PerfectMoney, Payeer or, in crypto almost unused anyway, PayPal and the like, and are very limited for about any altcoin whatsoever, the only exception, if any, being perhaps LTC. Litebit offers DGB, that's already a good start. But if an altcoin manages to get ahead here, able to be exchanged comfortably and for reasonable costs with fiat on several providers, and being ahead of BTCs problems on the technical side, aka limited transaction bandwidth, confirmation time and perhaps decision stale mate on the coin managing side, then the future holds a chance for it to develop into the next top dog in crypto.
But to be realistic this requires BTC core not being able to pull itself together and made ready for future growth in time and this situation provides the danger of being a major setback for the whole crypto world, especially after it already took a hit with Cryptsy.

Not to be mistaken, I'm sure crypto and block chain is the future, but the currently existing eco system is in somewhat like a race in getting a foothold into mass adoption before Branson, Google, Apple or whomever launch their own version, meaning almost certainly closely tied into and heavily regulated according to their visions of market, profit and monopoly eco systems, and taking everything over by force.

[MonsterZeroPrice]

What about dumping during the live broadcast?

[Verias]

really wanne hear the radio  but it's at night time here  and don't feel like waking up in the middle of the night for a live broadcast :p

[bobthenager]

Got 15 btc ready to buy interested to hear what Jared has to say tonight. Will buy rest of of dgb in 30's next week if we're still here. Have plenty but just saying I'm willing to support the price if we're still down here next week. Who's with me?