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

[HR]

Instead of asking users for the answers, why don't the Devs publish a definitive FAQ?

Or at least pay a reasonable bounty for someone else to do it? 


That would also go a long ways towards avoiding the undesired spread of misleading and incorrect information and the after-the-fact time and effort to set things straight.

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[ghostycc]

So, everyone would like to see Digibyte well developped around the globe.

I guess it means , more merchant accepting our favourite cryptocurrency !

What the does the dev team think about writting an official message we could send? I mean we could try to have DGB added as payment on marketplace we like.

I'm willing to translate it into french.
And I assume we have people from differents countries aswell in here.

[Elendariel]

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Take the DigiByte Quiz
First Person to Answer all Questions Correctly Earns

50,000 DigiBytes!


1) What is a block?
A block is a part of a blockhain which records some or all of the recent transactions on the blockchain, and once completed goes into the blockchain as a permament database.

2) What is a blockchain?
It is a database which holds information on transactions on the network of the chain. Full copy of a blockchain contains every transaction made in the currency.

3) When was DigiByte launched?
January 10th. 2014

3.1) What is a genesis block?
It is the first block generated on the blockchain.

3.5) What was the news headline hashed into the DigiByte genesis block?
EUSA: today: 10/jan/2014, Target: Data stolen from up to 110m customers.

4) How fast are DigiByte block times?
15 seconds.

5) How many mining algorithms does DigiByte have?
5

6) Name all the DigiByte mining algorithms:
Scrypt, Sha256, Qubit, Skein, Groestl

7) How many DigiBytes will be generated total?
21 Billion.

Cool How long will DigiBytes be generated for?
21 years.

9) How many DigiByte transactions can DGB currently handle?
280+/second

10) How many transactions can DGB handle by 2021?
2240+/second

11) How many transactions can DGB handle by 2035?
286720+/second

12) How many hard forks has DigiByte intentionally experienced?
4.

13) Name all of the DigiByte hard fork release titles:
Digishield, Multialgo, Multishield, Digispeed hardforks.

14) What is the DigiByte monthly reductions rate for how many DigiBytes are generated each month?
1%.

15) How can documents be embedded in the DigiByte blockchain?
By using Digusign.com, you can also embed a custom message!


16) What is the command to reindex a DigiByte wallet on windows?
The command should be "/yourpath/digibyte-qt.exe -reindex"

17) What is a DigiByte node?
A computer which is a part of the dgb network which validates and relays transactions to others.

18) What is the command to reindex a DigiByte wallet on Mac OSX?
Mac:  /Applications/Digibyte-Qt-"version".app/Contents/MacOS/Digibyte-Qt -reindex


18.5) What is digibyted?
It is a sort of an headless client For DGB. Uses Digibyte core source code.

19) What is an RPC command?
RPC, defined by RFC 1057, is a set of function calls used by a client program to call functions in a remote server program.

20) What is digibyte.conf?
It is the configuration file for your DGB Node.

21) What is wallet.dat?
It is the wallet file for your wallet program, it is essentially a marker on the blockchain where your coins are.

22) Where is wallet.dat stored on windows?
C:\Users\"username"\AppData\Roaming\DigiByte

23) Where is wallet.dat stored on a mac?
~/Library/Application Support/Digibyte

24) What is the most useful RPC command?
Encryptwallet

25) What is a difficulty adjustment?
Difficulty is a measure of how difficult it is to find a hash below a given target. The adjustment of it is to either make it easier or harder based on the hashing power of for example of a mining pool.

26) What is OP_RETURN?
OP_RETURN is a script opcode used to mark a transaction output as invalid.

27) What is the difference between a full node an an SPV wallet?
A full-node is a mining node.

A node:

Needs a complete, validated copy of the blockchain so that it can mine on the correct chain, earning bitcoins and contributing to the security of the network.
Chooses the transactions it includes in its blocks.
Relies on other mining nodes to accept its blocks as valid. Rejects any invalid blocks.
Won’t update its software unless it is sure it will generate blocks valid to the rest of the network
Will likely service requests for blockchain data and SPV clients. The mining nodes provide fraud proofs to SPV-users.

SPV client:
Simplfied Payment Verification:
A Bitcoin implementation that does not verify everything, but instead relies on either connecting to a trusted node, or puts its faith in high difficulty as a proxy for proof of validity.

28) What is a deterministic wallet?
A deterministic wallet is a system of deriving keys from a single starting point known as a seed. The seed allows a user to easily back up and restore a wallet without needing any other information and can in some cases allow the creation of public addresses without the knowledge of the private key.

29) Explain the difference between a public and private blockchain
A private blockchain merely acts as a permissioned network that enables entities to secure information.  A private blockchain is not actually a true blockchain since the access to it is restricted to pre-selected parties. Public blockchain is what it name says; public. Anyone can join on the network without having to apply for permission etc. Anyone can see what happens on the blockchain, which is not something you can do on a private blockchain.

30) Explain the difference between a permissioned and permissionless blockchain
Properly permissioned blockchain networks differ from unpermissioned blockchain networks solely based on the presence (or absence) of an access control layer built into the blockchain clients.

The first primary difference between a properly conceived permissioned blockchain network and an unpermissioned blockchain network is whether the participants in the network have an ability to restrict who can participate in the consensus mechanism of the blockchain’s network.

31) Name three exchanges where people can buy DigiBytes:
https://poloniex.com/, https://bittrex.com/, https://yobit.net/

32) Name three places people can spend DigiBytes:
https://www.digibytemarket.com/en/shop/#!/d/home, http://glivet.com/, http://sanfranciscoseoagency.com/cryptocurrency/

33) What is the current block reward?
~1042 Digibytes/block



Thanks for the interesting quiz ! If i won, heres my DGB wallet: DT8Lmosx7BAXj8qLR8ePFjCubVbUYn8ER1

[rade]

1) What is a block?
Block is a file where transaction data is permanently recorded.

2) What is a blockchain?
A block chain is a transaction database shared by all nodes participating in a system based on the Bitcoin (or other curency) protocol. A full copy of a currency's block
chain contains every transaction ever executed in the currency.

3) When was DigiByte launched?
January 10th, 2014, 12 PM MST.

3.1) What is a genesis block?
A genesis block is the first block of a block chain.

3.5) What was the news headline hashed into the DigiByte genesis block?
EUSA: today: 10/jan/2014, Target: Data stolen from up to 110m customers.

4) How fast are DigiByte block times?
15 seconds.


5) How many mining algorithms does DigiByte have?
Five.

6) Name all the DigiByte mining algorithms:
Sha256, Scrypt, Skein, Groestl & Qubit.

7) How many DigiBytes will be generated total?
21 Billion DGB.

How long will DigiBytes be generated for?
21 years.

9) How many DigiByte transactions can DGB currently handle?
DigiByte currently can handle 280-300+ transactions per second.

10) How many transactions can DGB handle by 2021?
2,240 TPS.

11) How many transactions can DGB handle by 2035?
286,720 TPS.

12) How many hard forks has DigiByte intentionally experienced?
4 hard forks.

13) Name all of the DigiByte hard fork release titles:
DigiShield Hardfork, MultiAlgo Hardfork, MultiShield Hardfork, DigiSpeed Hardfork

14) What is the DigiByte monthly reductions rate for how many DigiBytes are generated each month?
New DigiByte production decreases 1% every month.

15) How can documents be embedded in the DigiByte blockchain?
Using digusign service.

16) What is the command to reindex a DigiByte wallet on windows?
-reindex

17) What is a DigiByte node?
Any PC that connects to the DigiByte network (USING SYNCED DGB WALLET, END INTERNET CONECTION) is called a node.

18) What is the command to reindex a DigiByte wallet on Mac OSX?
-reindex

18.5) What is digibyted?
OSS deamon/client for DigiByte

19) What is an RPC command?
Remote procedure call (RPC) interface for various administrative tasks, wallet operations, and queries about network and block chain data.

20) What is digibyte.conf?
It is a configuration file with variosus data used for DGB wallet.

21) What is wallet.dat?
It is a file that contains a collection of private keys.

22) Where is wallet.dat stored on windows?
%APPDATA%\Digibyte\

23) Where is wallet.dat stored on a mac?
$HOME/Library/Application Support/Digibyte/

24) What is the most useful RPC command?
-rpcpassword

25) What is a difficulty adjustment?
Difficulty is a measure of how difficult it is to find a hash below a given target time.
Network adjusts the difficulty automatically to ensure that a block is solved DGB around every 15 secodns.

26) What is OP_RETURN?
OP_RETURN is a script opcode used to mark a transaction output as invalid.

27) What is the difference between a full node an an SPV wallet?
Full nodes download every block and transaction and check them against COINS core consensus rules, SPV wallet (Simplfied Payment Verification)
is a  method for verifying particular transactions were included in a block without downloading the entire block. The method is used by some lightweight Bitcoin clients.

28) What is a deterministic wallet?
Deterministic wallet is a system of deriving keys from a single starting point known as a seed.
The seed allows a user to easily back up and restore a wallet without needing any other information
and can in some cases allow the creation of public addresses without the knowledge of the private key.

29) Explain the difference between a public and private blockchain
A private blockchain is just like a public one when it comes to the distribute aspect of the data,multiple computers (nodes) are comneceted
through a protocol and they exchange transactions and help mentain a common ledger.
Unlike a public one the private blockchain is behind a firewall and can only be mined by computers that are on that network.
It is also generally used just within a company, behind their firewall and is only available to the emplyees and systems on that company.
You can say a public blockchain is a democracy where all the computers and organizations decide together where they are going and what changes to implement.
In a private one, there is generally a dictatorship because everything is owned by one company.

30) Explain the difference between a permissioned and permissionless blockchain
PERMISSIONLESS
In order to contribute to the processing of transactions and have your ‘vote’ counted, you do not need a previous relationship with the ledger,
and your vote does not depend on having a prior identity of any kind within the ledger.
PERMISSIONED
Transactions are validated and processed by those who are already recognized by the ledger.
Your vote counts proportionally against everyone else’s, based on the specific rules of the ledger.

31) Name three exchanges where people can buy DigiBytes:
Poloniex, Bittrex, Shapeshift

32) Name three places people can spend DigiBytes:
www.digibytemarket.com
www.bluejeansonline.nl
https://digibytetip.com

33) What is the current block reward?
Current reward is 1410 DGB per block.
1031 DGB

MY DGB WALLET IS : D6fPbC6FvPcpKiqTDCFSVatLfvf71WVh1g

I HOPE YOU WILL ADD AT LEAST 2 ZEROS TO THE PRIZE :-)

[Kahvi]

1) What is a block?
Block is a file where transaction data is permanently recorded.

2) What is a blockchain?
A block chain is a transaction database shared by all nodes participating in a system based on the Bitcoin (or other curency) protocol. A full copy of a currency's block
chain contains every transaction ever executed in the currency.

3) When was DigiByte launched?
January 10th, 2014, 12 PM MST.

3.1) What is a genesis block?
A genesis block is the first block of a block chain.

3.5) What was the news headline hashed into the DigiByte genesis block?
EUSA: today: 10/jan/2014, Target: Data stolen from up to 110m customers.

4) How fast are DigiByte block times?
15 seconds.


5) How many mining algorithms does DigiByte have?
Five.

6) Name all the DigiByte mining algorithms:
Sha256, Scrypt, Skein, Groestl & Qubit.

7) How many DigiBytes will be generated total?
21 Billion DGB.

How long will DigiBytes be generated for?
21 years.

9) How many DigiByte transactions can DGB currently handle?
DigiByte currently can handle 280-300+ transactions per second.

10) How many transactions can DGB handle by 2021?
2,240 TPS.

11) How many transactions can DGB handle by 2035?
286,720 TPS.

12) How many hard forks has DigiByte intentionally experienced?
4 hard forks.

13) Name all of the DigiByte hard fork release titles:
DigiShield Hardfork, MultiAlgo Hardfork, MultiShield Hardfork, DigiSpeed Hardfork

14) What is the DigiByte monthly reductions rate for how many DigiBytes are generated each month?
New DigiByte production decreases 1% every month.

15) How can documents be embedded in the DigiByte blockchain?
Using digusign service.

16) What is the command to reindex a DigiByte wallet on windows?
-reindex

17) What is a DigiByte node?
Any PC that connects to the DigiByte network (USING SYNCED DGB WALLET, END INTERNET CONECTION) is called a node.

18) What is the command to reindex a DigiByte wallet on Mac OSX?
-reindex

18.5) What is digibyted?
OSS deamon/client for DigiByte

19) What is an RPC command?
Remote procedure call (RPC) interface for various administrative tasks, wallet operations, and queries about network and block chain data.

20) What is digibyte.conf?
It is a configuration file with variosus data used for DGB wallet.

21) What is wallet.dat?
It is a file that contains a collection of private keys.

22) Where is wallet.dat stored on windows?
%APPDATA%\Digibyte\

23) Where is wallet.dat stored on a mac?
$HOME/Library/Application Support/Digibyte/

24) What is the most useful RPC command?
-rpcpassword

25) What is a difficulty adjustment?
Difficulty is a measure of how difficult it is to find a hash below a given target time.
Network adjusts the difficulty automatically to ensure that a block is solved DGB around every 15 secodns.

26) What is OP_RETURN?
OP_RETURN is a script opcode used to mark a transaction output as invalid.

27) What is the difference between a full node an an SPV wallet?
Full nodes download every block and transaction and check them against COINS core consensus rules, SPV wallet (Simplfied Payment Verification)
is a  method for verifying particular transactions were included in a block without downloading the entire block. The method is used by some lightweight Bitcoin clients.

28) What is a deterministic wallet?
Deterministic wallet is a system of deriving keys from a single starting point known as a seed.
The seed allows a user to easily back up and restore a wallet without needing any other information
and can in some cases allow the creation of public addresses without the knowledge of the private key.

29) Explain the difference between a public and private blockchain
A private blockchain is just like a public one when it comes to the distribute aspect of the data,multiple computers (nodes) are comneceted
through a protocol and they exchange transactions and help mentain a common ledger.
Unlike a public one the private blockchain is behind a firewall and can only be mined by computers that are on that network.
It is also generally used just within a company, behind their firewall and is only available to the emplyees and systems on that company.
You can say a public blockchain is a democracy where all the computers and organizations decide together where they are going and what changes to implement.
In a private one, there is generally a dictatorship because everything is owned by one company.

30) Explain the difference between a permissioned and permissionless blockchain
PERMISSIONLESS
In order to contribute to the processing of transactions and have your ‘vote’ counted, you do not need a previous relationship with the ledger,
and your vote does not depend on having a prior identity of any kind within the ledger.
PERMISSIONED
Transactions are validated and processed by those who are already recognized by the ledger.
Your vote counts proportionally against everyone else’s, based on the specific rules of the ledger.

31) Name three exchanges where people can buy DigiBytes:
Poloniex, Bittrex, Shapeshift

32) Name three places people can spend DigiBytes:
www.digibytemarket.com
www.bluejeansonline.nl
https://digibytetip.com

33) What is the current block reward?
Current reward is 1410 DGB per block.
1031 DGB

MY DGB WALLET IS : D6fPbC6FvPcpKiqTDCFSVatLfvf71WVh1g

I HOPE YOU WILL ADD AT LEAST 2 ZEROS TO THE PRIZE :-)

Question 8 is so cool.

[bitkapp]

DigiByte Official Telegram Chat Group

Invite Link: DigiByte Telegram Chat Group

We have set up an official public telegram chat group for everyone to join and talk with other people from the DigiByte community. Most senior community members are present and so is Jared so join if you want to have a chat with us or want to raise issues. You can also chat with DigiBot to get your up to date DigiStats and market data.

Is the link still working for everyone?

Yeah sorry its been mentioned by Dennahz and on twitter but we changed the invite link to http://telegram.digistats.info

[bobthenager]

Might be it guys...

[Sharkzz1]

always interesting to see these analysis of you bob

[bitkapp]

DigiByte Telegram Chat Bot Update v1.05

We've updated several features of the telegram chat bot and have included added functionality specifically for the DigiByte Telegram chat group. These are:

• Added a /support command (only available in the DigiByte chat group) which forwards support issues to a telegram group with some of the DigiByte developers
• A /tx command which displays information related to a transaction ID (using digiexplorer)
• A /dgbinfo command displaying a list of relevant DigiByte links
• Many many many minor tweaks that are not externally visible

If you wish to contribute to this project please consider sending us some DGB at DEbyS2U1u7EucBAuyRXsGaixXr6e28Qk9e

[Jumbley]

[bobthenager]

always interesting to see these analysis of you bob

3 otta 3 on calls so far. Hopefully it's right!

[ghostycc]

bleh, I still want my message.
This felt to the abyss. Reviving the post :p

So, everyone would like to see Digibyte well developped around the globe.

I guess it means , more merchant accepting our favourite cryptocurrency !

What the does the dev team think about writting an official message we could send? I mean we could try to have DGB added as payment on marketplace we like.

I'm willing to translate it into french.
And I assume we have people from differents countries aswell in here.

[hananl1styo]

1) What is a block?
block : A grouping of all transactions sent over the DigiByte network within a 30 second time frame. Think of a block as an excel spreadsheet that lists the address location of all DigiBytes at a given point in time in history. New DigiBytes are brought into circulation as each block is discovered on the network through a process called mining.
2) What is a blockchain?
A blockchain : The DigiByte blockchain is the entire history of all blocks discovered on the network & therefore all transactions made on the network. Each block references the proceeding block all the way back to the beginning of the network to what is known as the genesis block. By linking blocks (spreadsheets) together an accurate, secure accounting of all up to date DigiByte ownership is made by decentralized consensus.
3) When was DigiByte launched?
January 10th, 2014, 12 PM MST
3.1) What is a genesis block?
genesis block is the first block of a blockchain.
3.5) What was the news headline hashed into the DigiByte genesis block?
EUSA: today: 10/jan/2014, Target: Data stolen from up to 110m customers.
4) How fast are DigiByte block times?
15 seconds DigiByte blocks.
5) How many mining algorithms does DigiByte have?
5 mining algorithms
6) Name all the DigiByte mining algorithms:
Scrypt, Sha256, Qubit, Skein, Groestl.
7) How many DigiBytes will be generated total?
21 Billion DigiByte.
Cool How long will DigiBytes be generated for?
Over 21 years.
9) How many DigiByte transactions can DGB currently handle?
DigiByte currently can handle 280+ transactions per second.
10) How many transactions can DGB handle by 2021?
2240+ transactions per second.
11) How many transactions can DGB handle by 2035?
286720+ transactions per second.
12) How many hard forks has DigiByte intentionally experienced?
4 hard forks.
13) Name all of the DigiByte hard fork release titles:
DigiShield Hardfork, MultiAlgo Hardfork, MultiShield Hardfork, DigiSpeed Hardfork.
14) What is the DigiByte monthly reductions rate for how many DigiBytes are generated each month?
DigiByte production decreases 1% every month.
15) How can documents be embedded in the DigiByte blockchain?
By using Digusign.com
16) What is the command to reindex a DigiByte wallet on windows?
The command should be /yourpath/digibyte-qt.exe -reindex.
17) What is a DigiByte node?
A computer which is a part of the dgb network which validates and relays transactions to others.
18) What is the command to reindex a DigiByte wallet on Mac OSX?
/Applications/Digibyte-Qt-"version".app/Contents/MacOS/Digibyte-Qt -reindex.
18.5) What is digibyted?
OSS deamon for DigiByte.
19) What is an RPC command?
Remote Procedure Call (RPC) is a method that allows us to access a procedure located on another computer.
20) What is digibyte.conf?
digibyte.conf is a configuration file with variosus data used for DGB wallet.
21) What is wallet.dat?
wallet.dat is a file that contains a collection of private keys.
22) Where is wallet.dat stored on windows?
%APPDATA%\Digibyte
23) Where is wallet.dat stored on a mac?
~/Library/Application Support/Digibyte
24) What is the most useful RPC command?
-rpcpassword.
25) What is a difficulty adjustment?
Difficulty is a measure of how difficult it is to find a hash below a given target. The adjustment of it is to either make it easier or harder based on the hashing power.Network adjusts the difficulty automatically to ensure that a block is solved DGB around every 15 seconds.
26) What is OP_RETURN?
OP_RETURN is a script opcode used to mark a transaction output as invalid.
27) What is the difference between a full node an an SPV wallet?
Full nodes download every block and transaction and check them against COINS core consensus rules, SPV wallet (Simplfied Payment Verification)
is a  method for verifying particular transactions were included in a block without downloading the entire block. The method is used by some lightweight Bitcoin clients.
28) What is a deterministic wallet?
A deterministic wallet is a system of deriving keys from a single starting point known as a seed. The seed allows a user to easily back up and restore a wallet without needing any other information and can in some cases allow the creation of public addresses without the knowledge of the private key.
29) Explain the difference between a public and private blockchain
A private blockchain merely acts as a permissioned network that enables entities to secure information.  A private blockchain is not actually a true blockchain since the access to it is restricted to pre-selected parties. Public blockchain is what it name says; public. Anyone can join on the network without having to apply for permission etc. Anyone can see what happens on the blockchain, which is not something you can do on a private blockchain.
30) Explain the difference between a permissioned and permissionless blockchain
PERMISSIONLESS
In order to contribute to the processing of transactions and have your ‘vote’ counted, you do not need a previous relationship with the ledger,
and your vote does not depend on having a prior identity of any kind within the ledger.
PERMISSIONED
Transactions are validated and processed by those who are already recognized by the ledger.
Your vote counts proportionally against everyone else’s, based on the specific rules of the ledger.
31) Name three exchanges where people can buy DigiBytes:
1. https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_dgb ;
2. https://bittrex.com/Market/?MarketName=BTC-DGB ;
3. https://www.litebit.eu/home/dgb/en/
32) Name three places people can spend DigiBytes:
1. https://www.digibytemarket.com ;
2. http://glivet.com ;
3. https://digibytetip.com
33) What is the current block reward?
currently reward is 1,042.79328824 DigiByte per block.

this is my address digibyte DR5fsmX3U5YxswHPhQfzLhTRBf3fqRJEiT  , hope for win.
maybe if I do not win, it could send a little digibyte for answer this questions.
Thanks.

[24hralttrade]

Instead of asking users for the answers, why don't the Devs publish a definitive FAQ?

Or at least pay a reasonable bounty for someone else to do it? 


That would also go a long ways towards avoiding the undesired spread of misleading and incorrect information and the after-the-fact time and effort to set things straight.

Im not the one holding you for doing it

[HR]

Instead of asking users for the answers, why don't the Devs publish a definitive FAQ?

Or at least pay a reasonable bounty for someone else to do it? 


That would also go a long ways towards avoiding the undesired spread of misleading and incorrect information and the after-the-fact time and effort to set things straight.

Im not the one holding you for doing it

And I'm not a Dev either.

[Jumbley]

https://i.imgur.com/W6uVDeF.png 

[esotericizm]

Instead of asking users for the answers, why don't the Devs publish a definitive FAQ?

Or at least pay a reasonable bounty for someone else to do it? 


That would also go a long ways towards avoiding the undesired spread of misleading and incorrect information and the after-the-fact time and effort to set things straight.

Im not the one holding you for doing it

And I'm not a Dev either.

Why would that stop you? You don't need to be a dev to contribute.

[Jumbley]

9When Jared broke the fifth seal, I saw underneath the the souls of the investors who had been slain because of scammy devs and their shitcoins, and because of the false promises which they had believed; 10and they cried out with a loud voice, saying, "How long, O Jared, holy and true, will You refrain from judging and avenging our investment money on those scammy devs with their false promises?" 11And there was given to each of them a stash of DigiBytes; and they were told that they should be patient for a little while longer, until the number of their fellow DigiByte investors and their brethren who were scammed even as they had been, would be completed also.

DigiByte Revelations 6: 9-11 

lol.  Scammed investor need cast out his false idols on an exchange or something before he receives any Digibyte and only then will his soul be freed!   

[HR]

Instead of asking users for the answers, why don't the Devs publish a definitive FAQ?

Or at least pay a reasonable bounty for someone else to do it?  


That would also go a long ways towards avoiding the undesired spread of misleading and incorrect information and the after-the-fact time and effort to set things straight.

Im not the one holding you for doing it

And I'm not a Dev either.

Why would that stop you? You don't need to be a dev to contribute.

You guys are one challenged bunch. Have you read the post you're responding to?

[b1007]

CSGO is live!!!!!!!!

https://twitter.com/digibytecoin?lang=nl