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

[RD965]

Roughly how many Digibyte are currently mined per day?

Look at how many algos there are, and then you can find the main pools of each algo and find out 

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[frottirzokni]

DigiHash is a docile little beast even in this early stage. It took 9 minutes to have the first accepted share, and the performance is slowly rising on my office-pc i5-4590, very nice! (skein)

(edit: and now my 6990 cards are also mining with DigiHash, on Groestl algo onto the same address)

DigiHash has not crashed since 2-3 days, which is pretty good (compared to the original sgminer) very stable.

[HR]

I got a PM asking about how to solo mine . . .

The abridged, super simplified, solo mining HOWTO

This assumes you already have your rig built, and OS and miner installed and configured.



Solo mining, single rig

ONLY 3 THINGS TO DO:

• set up your wallet config file
• set up your wallet to run as a server
• set up your miner batch file to point to your wallet

Wallet config file key items: everything, but there are less than 20 lines

Cut and paste what's posted here into your digibyte.conf file inside the same directory/folder where your wallet is found:

Code:

rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcuser=yourusername
rpcpassword=yourpassword
server=1
daemon=1
txindex=1
debug=1
algo=scrypt
rpcport=14022
port=12024
addnode=216.250.125.121
addnode=74.208.230.160
addnode=69.164.206.169
addnode=192.99.215.234
addnode=96.126.114.208
addnode=54.204.36.33
addnode=192.99.41.108
addnode=199.83.128.91
addnode=199.83.132.91

Change the rpcuser and rpcpassword to something of your choosing

Save it as digibyte.conf



Create a shortcut of your DigiByte wallet, right click, click properties append --server to the end of the TARGET line
(Example: C:\Users\User\Wallets\DigiByte\digibyte-qt.exe --server)
Save it and run your DigiByte Wallet as a server using that newly created shortcut.

One other thing, don't forget to modify the algo line with the algorithm you're using.

Code:

algo=scrypt
algo=sha256d
algo=groestl
algo=qubit
algo=skein

Setup your bat/script startup file by SIMPLY CHANGING 3 THINGS: your -o -u and -p switches (everything else stays the same)

-o 127.0.0.1:14022
-u the user name that you gave to rpcuser in your digibyte.conf file
-p the password that you gave to rpcpassword in your digibyte.conf file

Save and run. You're now mining solo.




Multiple Rig Setups

All the same as above, except you need to:

Change the 127.0.0.1 in the rpcallowip line in your digibyte.conf file to the IP of your server wallet machine or of your subnet, (for example to 192.168.0.* or 192.168.1.* which are the most common - you could go with 192.168.*.* when in doubt)

If necessary, create any necessary firewall exceptions on your server wallet machine and/or router.

Change the -o switch in your bat/script startup file to the IP of your server wallet machine, followed by a colon, and the rpcport number used (for example 192.168.0.30:17772 )

And you're off and running, now solo mining using various miners together.  


It's easy as 1-2-3. Good luck, and good mining!

[HR]

Roughly how many Digibyte are currently mined per day?

Look at how many algos there are, and then you can find the main pools of each algo and find out 

Current Reward * 2880 = Theoretical DGB Mined per Day (real discovery is usually always a little less)

Block Discovery Time = 30 Seconds (24 hours * 120 = 2880)
Current Reward = ~2410

[DigiByte]

Roughly how many Digibyte are currently mined per day?

Look at how many algos there are, and then you can find the main pools of each algo and find out 

Current Reward * 2880 = Theoretical DGB Mined per Day (real discovery is usually always a little less)

Block Discovery Time = 30 Seconds (24 hours * 120 = 2880)
Current Reward = ~2410

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HR,

Thank you for the above mining guide! We have referenced it in the OP mining pool section!

[DigiByte]

DigiByte Timeline

2009 - 2012: The initial design & development for an open source decentralized cryptocurrency known as Bitcoin is created by an anonymous programmer using the name Satoshi Nakamoto.

2012 – 2013: The founder of DigiByte, Jared Tate initially discovers Bitcoin and spends over 14 months analyzing, learning & experimenting with the Bitcoin network and source code.

November 2013: Jared decides to improve upon Bitcoin’s codebase with a brand new digital currency & payment network named DigiByte and begins development.

January 10th, 2014, 12 PM MST: DigiByte officially launches with much success and user participation from around the globe.
  
February 28th, 2014: DigiShield hardfork at block 67,200. DigiByte developers in response to multi-pool attacks test and develop an asymmetrical difficulty adjustment system named DigiShield. DigiShield is quickly adopted & implemented by many other digital currencies including Dogecoin. Many digital currencies still use & apply parts of DigiShield codebase.

April 8th, 2014: DigiByte attends, gives a professional presentation & has a booth at the first ever cryptocurrency convention in New York City. Watch Video Here

May 1st, 2014: DigiByte mentioned on CNBC.com. Read Here

May 9th, 2014: DigiByte mentioned live on CNBC for the first time. Watch Video Here

May - August 2014: DigiByte team meets with several potential investors & strategic partners.

September 1st, 2014: MultiAlgo hardfork at block 145,000. DigiByte plans & successfully deploys its second hardfork to allow miners to mine on five independent mining algorithms & is the first digital currency to make such a move.

November 29th, 2014: DigiByte officially announces a $250,00 private investment to build services around the DigiByte network as well as a strategic partnership with Tofugear Ltd of Hong Kong and a new office presence in Hong Kong.  Read Announcement Here

December 10th, 2014: MultiShield hardfork at block 400,000. DigiByte deploys & executes its third hard fork to improve network performance alongside a reward reduction to extend DigiByte production to 21 years.

January 10th, 2015: DigiByte turns one year old.

January 16th, 2015: DigiByte releases DigiHash Easy Miner for beginners. Read Release Post

Connect With DigiByte

Keep Up With The Latest DigiByte News & Updates

[halinyo]

Great timeline Jared! Thanks.

[24hralttrade]

Great work Digibyte!  
Also good to see a wiki page!
And the updated OP looks really great!

[bogglor]

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HR,

Thank you for the above mining guide! We have referenced it in the OP mining pool section!

How to solomine, and if you have more than one PC how to use more than one PC to mine from the same wallet: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=408268.msg9993550#msg9993550

Maybe HR could update his instructions to show that. Alot of people have more than one PC that they mine on.

[RD965]

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HR,

Thank you for the above mining guide! We have referenced it in the OP mining pool section!

How to solomine, and if you have more than one PC how to use more than one PC to mine from the same wallet: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=408268.msg9993550#msg9993550

Maybe HR could update his instructions to show that. Alot of people have more than one PC that they mine on.

Im afraid youre not going to be very successful solomining but you can try, its could be the lottery 

[Unpropitious]

DigiByte Timeline

November 29th, 2014: DigiByte officially announces a $250,00 private investment to build services around the DigiByte network as well as a strategic partnership with Tofugear Ltd of Hong Kong and a new office presence in Hong Kong.  Read Announcement Here



January 10th, 2015: DigiByte turns one year old.

January 16th, 2015: DigiByte releases DigiHash Easy Miner for beginners. Read Release Post

Connect With DigiByte

Keep Up With The Latest DigiByte News & Updates

Hey, just a heads up, it says $250,00. Cheers.

[RD965]

DigiByte Timeline

November 29th, 2014: DigiByte officially announces a $250,00 private investment to build services around the DigiByte network as well as a strategic partnership with Tofugear Ltd of Hong Kong and a new office presence in Hong Kong.  Read Announcement Here



January 10th, 2015: DigiByte turns one year old.

January 16th, 2015: DigiByte releases DigiHash Easy Miner for beginners. Read Release Post

Connect With DigiByte

Keep Up With The Latest DigiByte News & Updates

Hey, just a heads up, it says $250,00. Cheers.

Definitely correct it! how could you miss that 

[DigiByte]

DigiByte Timeline

November 29th, 2014: DigiByte officially announces a $250,000 private investment to build services around the DigiByte network as well as a strategic partnership with Tofugear Ltd of Hong Kong and a new office presence in Hong Kong.  Read Announcement Here



January 10th, 2015: DigiByte turns one year old.

January 16th, 2015: DigiByte releases DigiHash Easy Miner for beginners. Read Release Post

Connect With DigiByte

Keep Up With The Latest DigiByte News & Updates

Hey, just a heads up, it says $250,00. Cheers.

Thanks for catching that!

[VERUMinNUMERIS]

Man. Could have made mad BTC trading DGB e last few months. 

[DigiByte]

24 caught wind of a conversation I was having with Shapeshift over twitter and suggested getting DGB on their service. I think this is a great idea and am contacting them now. Has anyone else touched base with them about adding DGB?

Shapeshift would be a great platform for DigiByte to be added to! Lets get every one to contact them & send them tweets!

[halinyo]

24 caught wind of a conversation I was having with Shapeshift over twitter and suggested getting DGB on their service. I think this is a great idea and am contacting them now. Has anyone else touched base with them about adding DGB?

Shapeshift would be a great platform for DigiByte to be added to! Lets get every one to contact them & send them tweets!

Seems like they really care about VOLUME, Jared, which we dont have a lot these days. I think it will come along with the usd exchange and new marketing platform when we have. And you could also try offering them some money for their service maybe to see what their price is?

[CryptoRaver]

https://twitter.com/Alttrade/status/556050192764776448

Try this one out yesterday.must say great invention

Also very curious for the 250k projects, Any news?

[DigiByte]

https://twitter.com/Alttrade/status/556050192764776448

Try this one out yesterday.must say great invention

Also very curious for the 250k projects, Any news?

Thank you! We are working to refine it. This all works in to our larger marketing strategy. We will become the go to source for new people coming into the digital currency landscape.

[Ryven Cedrylle]

Let's get on another payment service!!! Cointopay is offering to add any crypto to their lineup for 25 Euros. 25. That's dinner. That's nothing. I'm not entirely sure who uses Cointopay; they're a Dutch company so maybe any Dutch DGB enthusiasts might be able to shed some light on this? Even if they're not a huge processor, just being able to say we have a DGB-friendly processor is a good step. Even more importantly, they use Payeer for incoming fiat which gives us a fiat-to-DGB bridge. Seriously. 25 Euros. This is a steal. I'll throw in. Who's with me?

[24hralttrade]

Let's get on another payment service!!! Cointopay is offering to add any crypto to their lineup for 25 Euros. 25. That's dinner. That's nothing. I'm not entirely sure who uses Cointopay; they're a Dutch company so maybe any Dutch DGB enthusiasts might be able to shed some light on this? Even if they're not a huge processor, just being able to say we have a DGB-friendly processor is a good step. Even more importantly, they use Payeer for incoming fiat which gives us a fiat-to-DGB bridge. Seriously. 25 Euros. This is a steal. I'll throw in. Who's with me?

I'm a dutchman but i didnt heard anything about them..  will check is out tonight what they offer.  25 is a steal to get on a good payment processor.
Digibyte  also have litebit as a euro-dgb processor.
Butt when it looks good! I'm in