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June 13, 2018, 11:51:27 AM |
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It's old intresting project but i thing price jump up and falling to fast. DGB, a very secure coin and the fastest coin out there.
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esrodrig
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June 13, 2018, 02:38:08 PM |
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I hope Digibyte go to Binance, any news or still olny a rumor?
All Binance enquiries should be made at Binance, these questions cannot be answered by DigiByte developers or community members because we do not know. Applications have been made and the ball is entirely in the Binance court.....DigiByte foundation will still not pay a listing fee, so don't hold your breathe and by far the majority of the DGB community is.....well not bothered! Why not check out DX Exchange? DigiByte will be on it at launch! https://dx.exchange/There is an opportunity to list DGB in Binance for free by voting in the Binance coin of the month Round 7 https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004772311-Community-Coin-of-the-Month-Round-7Coin needs to be nominated by core developers and binance registered users can vote. This should be an easy WIN. Lets get the coin nominated and vote. - esra
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June 13, 2018, 03:46:36 PM |
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I hope Digibyte go to Binance, any news or still olny a rumor?
All Binance enquiries should be made at Binance, these questions cannot be answered by DigiByte developers or community members because we do not know. Applications have been made and the ball is entirely in the Binance court.....DigiByte foundation will still not pay a listing fee, so don't hold your breathe and by far the majority of the DGB community is.....well not bothered! Why not check out DX Exchange? DigiByte will be on it at launch! https://dx.exchange/There is an opportunity to list DGB in Binance for free by voting in the Binance coin of the month Round 7 https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004772311-Community-Coin-of-the-Month-Round-7Coin needs to be nominated by core developers and binance registered users can vote. This should be an easy WIN. Lets get the coin nominated and vote. - esra DGB is on a lot of exchanges but the largest volume by far is on Bittrex https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/digibyte/#markets . Adding another large exchange to the mix that could potentially match that volume would be fantastic exposure for the project.
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Jumbley
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June 13, 2018, 09:14:03 PM Last edit: June 13, 2018, 09:26:41 PM by Jumbley |
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I hope Digibyte go to Binance, any news or still olny a rumor?
All Binance enquiries should be made at Binance, these questions cannot be answered by DigiByte developers or community members because we do not know. Applications have been made and the ball is entirely in the Binance court.....DigiByte foundation will still not pay a listing fee, so don't hold your breathe and by far the majority of the DGB community is.....well not bothered! Why not check out DX Exchange? DigiByte will be on it at launch! https://dx.exchange/There is an opportunity to list DGB in Binance for free by voting in the Binance coin of the month Round 7 https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004772311-Community-Coin-of-the-Month-Round-7Coin needs to be nominated by core developers and binance registered users can vote. This should be an easy WIN. Lets get the coin nominated and vote. - esra DGB is on a lot of exchanges but the largest volume by far is on Bittrex https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/digibyte/#markets . Adding another large exchange to the mix that could potentially match that volume would be fantastic exposure for the project. Core developers have wasted enough time submitting stuff to Binance. Every time they do, Binance just move the goal posts again. People that have Binance accounts and want DGB on their exchange, take it up with Binance because they really have everything they need! Look at the DX exchange, it is a regulated all singing and dancing fiat-crypto exchange....a far better place for DGB to be!
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MikeyHustle
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June 14, 2018, 12:46:52 AM |
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Anyone having problems with digihash.co? I switched some miners to digihash yesterday and received zero deposits in 24 hours. I usually get 5-7 deposits of 100dgb every day running 55TH/s. but this time I got nothing?
Anyone know why?
Also, does digihash have a forum?
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ToniFalc
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June 14, 2018, 02:37:52 PM |
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Too have problems! 3 days ago my hashrate was about 1.82 GH/s! No payments have arrived! Workers Stats - correctly I displayed values! I need support contacts pool! NOW https://ibb.co/dO2sQJ
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Jumbley
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June 14, 2018, 07:55:24 PM |
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Anyone having problems with digihash.co? I switched some miners to digihash yesterday and received zero deposits in 24 hours. I usually get 5-7 deposits of 100dgb every day running 55TH/s. but this time I got nothing?
Anyone know why?
Also, does digihash have a forum?
Don't panic, this is known to happen from time to time. I see pending block payments for sha and scrypt mining on the DigiHash pool. I don't know the reason why exactly but I do know people will receive all their payments when someone there gives it a nudge. It may have something to do with back end works or server migration that has been going on recently......but like I said don't panic, keep calm and keep mining! http://digihash.co/tbs
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June 14, 2018, 11:57:24 PM |
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Sorry I have an amendment to make. DigiByte will not be on DXdotExchange at launch like I previously said but soon after. The exchange will launch with only 5 assets and DGB and XVG will join the party soon after, apparently. My apologies for any confusion I may have created, I try to be as accurate as possible with any Information I pass on in here but it shouldn't be too difficult for people to check the facts for themselves....and I would encourage anyone, to do exactly that!
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MikeyHustle
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June 16, 2018, 05:30:48 AM |
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Anyone having problems with digihash.co? I switched some miners to digihash yesterday and received zero deposits in 24 hours. I usually get 5-7 deposits of 100dgb every day running 55TH/s. but this time I got nothing?
Anyone know why?
Also, does digihash have a forum?
Don't panic, this is known to happen from time to time. I see pending block payments for sha and scrypt mining on the DigiHash pool. I don't know the reason why exactly but I do know people will receive all their payments when someone there gives it a nudge. It may have something to do with back end works or server migration that has been going on recently......but like I said don't panic, keep calm and keep mining! http://digihash.co/tbsThank you Jumbley!!
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Samthehero
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June 16, 2018, 09:22:04 AM |
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I'm also rooting for the algo change. I'm currently mining other coins, DGB is dominated by ASICs at the moment.
Mining becomes very centralized becouse of the asics dominance. Ii would be much better if this became a cpu/gpu only coin. I would not mine it currently.
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Vandar
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June 16, 2018, 11:18:56 AM Last edit: June 16, 2018, 11:30:05 AM by Vandar |
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The Prophecy Riddle 7: taxed by developers or not? Seeking the Heirs of the Legendary Bitcoin 1586 Cryptos 10 Riddles to be solved Only few can fulfill this https://twitter.com/VandarGR/status/1007942588308054016?s=19Enjoy!!
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Tr1nky86
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June 16, 2018, 03:35:44 PM |
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Hey Jumbley I have been on holiday for 14 days and left my miners on mining DGB. I usually mine around 800 DGB per day but upon my return home ive checked my wallet and I haven't been paid any since the 1st of June so ive lost out on 14 days of payment. I'm more than happy to pay the 5% fee to help out the digibyte community but I cant afford to not be paid at all. I'm struggling to find any type of contact details apart from the so called AI that replies on facebook messenger. Please could you confirm that ill be paid or give me the contact details so I can speak to somebody about this matter. Ive seen in the post you said everything will be ok and they will send the payment but this happened to me a few months ago for a couple of days and I never received any payments for that. Thanks Terry
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June 16, 2018, 05:26:18 PM |
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Hey Jumbley I have been on holiday for 14 days and left my miners on mining DGB. I usually mine around 800 DGB per day but upon my return home ive checked my wallet and I haven't been paid any since the 1st of June so ive lost out on 14 days of payment. I'm more than happy to pay the 5% fee to help out the digibyte community but I cant afford to not be paid at all. I'm struggling to find any type of contact details apart from the so called AI that replies on facebook messenger. Please could you confirm that ill be paid or give me the contact details so I can speak to somebody about this matter. Ive seen in the post you said everything will be ok and they will send the payment but this happened to me a few months ago for a couple of days and I never received any payments for that. Thanks Terry
What algo are you mining? It seems all the DGB algos have been overtaken by Asics. DGB needs to transition to new Asics if it wants the smaller miners to stay involved in the project.
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GröBkAz
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June 16, 2018, 07:17:48 PM |
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what i don't get about the taxes thing, is lets say you purchase something with crypto. what tax would be applied to that event?
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June 17, 2018, 12:58:27 AM |
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what i don't get about the taxes thing, is lets say you purchase something with crypto. what tax would be applied to that event?
Well, even the folks here don't understand taxes at all either. Otherwise, you would not hear folks declaring that the SEC not considering various Crypto Coins as securities as a good thing. Trades of securities fall under the umbrella of Capital Gains Tax (in the US), and if they are not securities, then they have to be considered income. Let's see, what would I rather pay: Capital Gains Tax - 15% Income Tax - 22% or more. But wait, it doesn't stop there. Add in SS Tax, Medicare, and all those other taxes that are included SEPARATELY on your paycheck. Those incidentals are also part of the 'income tax.' Also called 'Payroll Taxes'. You might very well now be above 30% Now, which would you rather pay?
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June 17, 2018, 06:03:53 AM |
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what i don't get about the taxes thing, is lets say you purchase something with crypto. what tax would be applied to that event?
The value you got for the crypto minus what you paid for it is a capital gain. That is the taxable event. Every trade, every transaction now creates a taxable event. If you took a loss then you can deduct the loss (if you can document it) from your other capital gains.
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June 17, 2018, 07:11:09 AM |
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what i don't get about the taxes thing, is lets say you purchase something with crypto. what tax would be applied to that event?
The value you got for the crypto minus what you paid for it is a capital gain. That is the taxable event. Every trade, every transaction now creates a taxable event. If you took a loss then you can deduct the loss (if you can document it) from your other capital gains. When you buy something it probably also includes VAT. In the Netherlands, they luckily do not have capital gain, they just tax you a yearly 1-2% on your crypto as a tax on your assets. (as long as they don't see it as a form of income or something that should involve VAT)
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TimBuck2
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June 17, 2018, 07:13:44 AM |
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what i don't get about the taxes thing, is lets say you purchase something with crypto. what tax would be applied to that event?
The value you got for the crypto minus what you paid for it is a capital gain. That is the taxable event. Every trade, every transaction now creates a taxable event. If you took a loss then you can deduct the loss (if you can document it) from your other capital gains. You are all running around talking about how great it is that DGB (and others) are not considered a security and then give bogus BS statements like above. Do you even know the difference between securities, capital gains, income tax, and how they relate? Short-term capital gains occur on securities held for one year or less. These gains are taxed as ordinary income based on the individual's tax filing status and adjusted gross income. Long-term capital gains are usually taxed at a lower rate than regular income. The long-term capital gains rate is 20% in the highest tax bracket. Most taxpayers qualify for a 15% long-term capital gains tax rate. What this means is that for all of you, and we are talking about more than 95% here that claim to be HODL'rs - your coins will be held for longer than a year. If that is the case, then you will reap NO BENEFIT from DGB (or others) not being considered a security, and the lower tax rate that comes from long-term capital gains. I understand where you got your answer above, from the most recent IRS published position on crypto. But a distinction and better understanding of securities, long and short-term capital gains, as well the difference between capital gains tax rates versus regular income should be the focus. If the SEC adopts a position, the IRS has to adjust their position to meet that set standard. One sets the criteria and the other enforces it (at the barrel of a gun and threat of prison). I have never seen an IRS agent at the convenience store making sure that I pay the proper tax. I am never going to see one there making sure I have documentation that I paid all taxes required on my crypto prior to exchanging it for real-world goods. However, I can assure you that if DGB (or any crypto) 'moons' and you have them for more than a year, cashout on an exchange, they will be there and you are going to wish the crypto had been considered a security and taxed at the long-term capital gains rate rather than at the regular income tax rates. btw; the exact percentages above are older numbers yet the difference between the two (income vs capital gains taxes) remains (and with good reason). Also - I am only speaking to the U.S.A.
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Xantrax
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June 17, 2018, 10:19:20 AM |
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I'll spread DGB how I want, you do it how you want. Asking clueless cashiers if they accept payment in Bitcoin is precisely one of the ways BTC spread.
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