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Author Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit  (Read 3058907 times)
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August 26, 2014, 02:47:04 AM
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good coin, why no price movement?
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August 26, 2014, 03:55:57 AM
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good coin, why no price movement?

People too pre-occupied with pump and dumps.
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August 26, 2014, 05:16:45 AM
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good coin, why no price movement?

There will be movement down when multi-algo starts. People sold coins and waiting for 2x cheaper buy back opportunity.
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August 26, 2014, 11:33:39 AM
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Does each algo need its own daemon with own blockchain copy up and running ?

so separate digibyted, config and datadir for each algo ?
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August 26, 2014, 12:52:19 PM
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no pool for SKIEN or Qubit .....
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August 26, 2014, 01:25:12 PM
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no pool for SKIEN or Qubit .....

They both weren't the best choices :/
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August 26, 2014, 03:09:59 PM
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The pools will come. The choice to include those algo's was a good decision. Qubit is great for us Nvidia miners who like to consume less power. Smiley Its probably not very clear as to which algo most people should mine with their given hardware. A grid matrix of the advantages/disadvantage using a given algo would be nice. We need pretty visuals! Cheesy
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August 26, 2014, 03:12:28 PM
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The pools will come. The choice to include those algo's was a good decision. Qubit is great for us Nvidia miners who like to consume less power. Smiley

Good to hear. This is why i posted that.
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August 26, 2014, 03:57:15 PM
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This could be a problem ...

I pulled all my hash from the network around block 142,410 ... it then ran ok for the next 12+ hours until block 142,473 where the difficulty has now suddenly jumped to 1,000+ the highest digibyte has ever seen... could be stuck on this block for a long time.

I could probably clear it, but am getting a bit bored throwing away my own money to push the blockchain along ... especially as the Devs have not come forward and explained the cause of the problem. Happy to support them if they come up with a solution and need hashing power, but until then I have retreated to the side lines.

Also, does anyone know of a way to monitor the DGB network hashrate? All the usual sources no longer work since the introduction of the new wallet.
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August 26, 2014, 05:45:07 PM
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Digibyte is not doing good on Bittrex. We need to see some volume going on there, otherwise it will be removed with the way it is added.
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August 26, 2014, 05:49:17 PM
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I agree, I think we are getting really close to the point where if we don't push to the new algo soon I feel like we will lose our momentum.  We really need a coordinated mining effort in order to push through to the change over block.
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August 26, 2014, 06:15:45 PM
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wow diff is up!

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Last edit: August 26, 2014, 09:26:05 PM by Tyke
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I have finished the Digibyte section.  It will be in the book called Cryptocurrency "The Alt-ernative" (A historical reference book).  Here is the preliminary cover (a better cover is currently being worked on):



The plan is to get the book published before Christmas 2014.  

Here is the Digibyte preview section:

https://i.imgur.com/89ERDzc.png

Any donations towards this future publication are highly welcome.  I would love to see this book become a reality.  

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Main Book Bitcointalk.org Thread is:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=483187.0

Any further points which the community would like to be included in the DGB section need to be messaged to me ASAP.
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August 26, 2014, 06:34:46 PM
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I agree, I think we are getting really close to the point where if we don't push to the new algo soon I feel like we will lose our momentum.  We really need a coordinated mining effort in order to push through to the change over block.
We definitely agree we would like to see the new mining algos kick in as soon as possible. Starting tomorrow we will begin renting some ASICS to help speed up the process. The key is for us to coordinate a steady rise in net hash. We will outline the issue in the next response.


This could be a problem ...

I pulled all my hash from the network around block 142,410 ... it then ran ok for the next 12+ hours until block 142,473 where the difficulty has now suddenly jumped to 1,000+ the highest digibyte has ever seen... could be stuck on this block for a long time.

I could probably clear it, but am getting a bit bored throwing away my own money to push the blockchain along ... especially as the Devs have not come forward and explained the cause of the problem. Happy to support them if they come up with a solution and need hashing power, but until then I have retreated to the side lines.

Also, does anyone know of a way to monitor the DGB network hashrate? All the usual sources no longer work since the introduction of the new wallet.
First off, thank you very much for putting your hash toward the network and trying to help us ll get over the hump. We dont expect anyone to mine for days on end with no return. As for the problem we have mentioned it several time over the past couple months.

The problem is not with DigiShield alone as it worked fine until we combined it with the 0.9.1 protocol in April (you can see this on several charts.) DigiShield with the 0.6 Bitcoin protocol works great for several coins still and it still works for Dogecoin. We screwed up and did not do enough testing when we released the 0.9.1 wallet. We figured since no hard fork was required everything with the difficulty adjustment would stay the same.

What basically happens with the 2.9.1 protocol is when a sudden hash spike occurs blocks are sometimes discovered only milliseconds apart. Combine this with a single block average (DigiShield only goes back to the previous block) and you get an astronomically high inflated difficulty.

The next problem is when the hash rate drops and the difficulty eventually drops it drops too low and an oscillating effect occurs & the process repeats itself.

The best way to overcome this is with a steady increase in hash, not a sudden spike. Also, a consistent hash base will be a huge improvement. Starting tomorrow we will begin adding hash to the network and we will publicly post the days target hash-rate. This will help speed things up considerably. We ask if you have some hash to contribute we could definitely use it.

We dont expect people to do this for weeks on end but if we could get a rotation going that would be great.

Digibyte is not doing good on Bittrex. We need to see some volume going on there, otherwise it will be removed with the way it is added.
We have been working with our investors to give us permission to disclose the details of our funding as well as some of the stuff we have planned & we are working on. This will definitely help with this problem.

The pools will come. The choice to include those algo's was a good decision. Qubit is great for us Nvidia miners who like to consume less power. Smiley

Good to hear. This is why i posted that.

We have several more pools to add to the list today. Stay tuned.

Does each algo need its own daemon with own blockchain copy up and running ?

so separate digibyted, config and datadir for each algo ?


Yes, each algo needs its own .conf as well as its own instance of the daemon. This is best handled on 1 pool with the NOMP setup.

good coin, why no price movement?

There will be movement down when multi-algo starts. People sold coins and waiting for 2x cheaper buy back opportunity.
This may very well be the case.

 block need too much time ....

  finish a transfer need about 10+ hours ..

  even can't use it .

  so , when you will add hashes to reduce the block time..

  i think it's a seriouly problem . i know many people like dgb , and i also love it .

  but for these monthes , i can't see what's new in dgb . except multialgo , but it used to much time , 2 monthes ? 3 monthes ? 4 monthes? ,

  i also want to ask the dev , is there any plan to expand the dgb , and what's about the roadmap ? anything finished ?

  if you has plans , you can show it, after multialgo , what would do next .

  and i like to see ios wallet and digipay .

  thanks .
  
Once again we are working with our investors to discuss a news release. We will say we currently have an exchange running we are beta testing behind the scenes.

I have notified you about the pool : http://theblocksfactory.com/ (sha256d,skein,qubit) but you apparently didn't read your message
Thank you very much for adding the pools! Will get you on the list in a few minutes. Keeping up with messages on about 10 different sites and message formats can be very time consuming. We apologize for the delay in updating the lists!

Alright, I got it working! Here's the Casheer Digibyte Acceptance thread. Please go and voice your support! This can be a huge step forward for DGB!

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To quickly familiarize you, Casheer is a multi-currency, consumer-to-merchant payment platform. At the platform's core, this simply means; you can hold any currency you choose and you can pay any merchant with any currency you choose, regardless of whether that merchant accepts the currencies you hold or not.
For example: Let's say you hold bitcoins but a merchant you'd like to make a purchase from, only accepts USD. No problem. Simply send the USD equivalent of bitcoins and the payment will be automatically converted, confirmed and USD delivered to the merchant, in seconds.

This is awesome! Thank you for taking the time to get this done! Lets keep up the support here.
@dev,

I have some DGB mined at a multipool coinmine.pw and I'm quite sure the pool is still using an old wallet

My question is simple: Is it safe to withdraw my balance directly to a new v3.01 wallet before block 145K?

OR I'll have to withdraw to an old wallet first and then reinstall new wallet?

I guess both should work but I just need someone to double-confirm

Thanks  Smiley


We have not received word that they have updated. Yes after block 145k there will be issues sending between v3.01 and older wallets. In fact it will be impossible to do. Everyone needs to send coins from v2.9.1 or older wallets on old pools or exchanges that have not yet updated.  

If we have missed any other questions please re-post or email dev@digibyte.co We want to make sure everyone is on the same page! Thanks again everyone for supporting DigiByte! We have some awesome things around the corner!

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August 26, 2014, 06:54:37 PM
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There is another option to the current slow chain problem. We are currently on block 142, 473. We could release a 3.0.2 wallet the kicks in multi-algo mining at say block 143,500. Then everyone would have to update their wallet again.

We have seen roughly 1,000 blocks since releasing the wallet over a week ago.

What are your thoughts?

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August 26, 2014, 06:59:50 PM
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Although it would fix the problem, I fear it may harm the confidence in the coin if exchanges have to keep updating their wallets.  It was hard enough to get Cryptsy to update it the first time.  Given that people wont be able to transfer coins from the old wallets to the new one I would lean toward the option of trying to use hash power to push the chain along.  That being said, if the difficulty stays above 1000 without the network hash power to support it then I certainly think that the new wallet would be a good idea.
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August 26, 2014, 07:04:55 PM
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There is another option to the current slow chain problem. We are currently on block 142, 473. We could release a 3.0.2 wallet the kicks in multi-algo mining at say block 143,500. Then everyone would have to update their wallet again.

We have seen roughly 1,000 blocks since releasing the wallet over a week ago.

What are your thoughts?

I'd say contact the exchanges first, gather some opinions with them. As far as the users/miners are concerned. I think it would be welcomed. I would defiantly appreciate the move.

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August 26, 2014, 07:07:04 PM
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Although it would fix the problem, I fear it may harm the confidence in the coin if exchanges have to keep updating their wallets.  It was hard enough to get Cryptsy to update it the first time.  Given that people wont be able to transfer coins from the old wallets to the new one I would lean toward the option of trying to use hash power to push the chain along.  That being said, if the difficulty stays above 1000 without the network hash power to support it then I certainly think that the new wallet would be a good idea.
This is a very valid point and is one of our biggest fears. We contemplated making the switch happen sooner but our fear was with KNC ASICs in the wild now we did not want the chain to be attacked and forked by on or two bad apples before all the exchanges had the chance to update.

More than likely the organized hash approach to push the chain along is our best option. Starting tomorrow we will start renting ASICs.

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August 26, 2014, 07:09:39 PM
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There is another option to the current slow chain problem. We are currently on block 142, 473. We could release a 3.0.2 wallet the kicks in multi-algo mining at say block 143,500. Then everyone would have to update their wallet again.

We have seen roughly 1,000 blocks since releasing the wallet over a week ago.

What are your thoughts?

I'd say contact the exchanges first, gather some opinions with them. As far as the users/miners are concerned. I think it would be welcomed. I would defiantly appreciate the move.
This is a great idea, if we could get say MintPal and Bittrex to agree to it along with the mining pools who have already upgraded we would be in business.

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August 26, 2014, 07:11:00 PM
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I have finished the Digibyte section.  It will be in the book called Cryptocurrency "The Alt-ernative" (A historical reference book).  Here is the preliminary cover (a better cover is currently being worked on):



The plan is to get the book published before Christmas 2014.  

Here is the Digibyte preview section:

https://i.imgur.com/89ERDzc.png

Any donations towards this future publication are highly welcome.  I would love to see this book become a reality.  

D8FwazAemow92sytzsynouaJWPXDZ9q6zq


Main Book Bitcointalk.org Thread is:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=483187.0

Any further points which the community would like to be included in the DGB section need to be messaged to me ASAP.
Tyke, this is great! We will send you a PM with some more info.

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