Blazinghashes is not updated,  i have about 23.000 dgb uncomfirmed right now.

@ jared, Is this because of the update?

Thank you NZ,  i will try later this day when they are confirmed.

Now i'm @ cryptopoolmining just to make sure nothing is lost @ 0.9 gh/s .

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ahead to 145,000

There are known problems with bfgminer, the zeus chips (fury) and some pools.

I have never seen an explanation for the reason behind the issue ... but if you use a compatible version of cgminer they seem to work on all pools.

I have two GAW Fury. I use a Linux version of cgminer (3.1.1) that's compatible with Zeus chips. Seems like everything out there is for Windows, I had to do a bit of searching to find a Linux version.

i don't have enough fury/blizzard, so i use my computer with windows7 on it. If i ever get more, i'll get a controller or a raspberry pi to handle everything.

I hear you. I am running 3 x Hurricane x3's + 1 Lightning X6....  and an 12,000 BTU air conditioner full time to cool the room they are in. It ain't cheap...  and with DGB it's all out of pocket right now obviously. But... that's the thrill of high-risk speculative investment. If it hits you're rich...  if not, well...  you're not. Let's hope DGB is the former 

with the way the devs are working, it's one of the most interesting high-risk speculative investment out there.
Devs don't only talk, they act. They show that they want DGB to be useful, which is really interesting when we look at other coins where the dev disappear after a week.

From the looks of people's opinions and comments in the crypto blog sphere and of crypto price trends (and really being honest about it given that mining cryptocurrencies has been a losing proposition for months now) I've come to the conclusion that, if you're really going to be realistic about it, you've got to expect at least half of all "listed" cryptos to be dead in no more than 6 months time. I think that we can all take a quick look around and draw up our 'short lists' in a matter of minutes (if not seconds). And when I say this, I'm not using the trolling term "dead" lightly - I really mean it (and I think my 50% figure is a very cautious figure).

I made the decision long ago to only mine cryptos that I thought had a good chance of surviving long term (otherwise mining has no rational justification at this point in time), and DigiByte is one of the few on my list of long term survivors (and price will eventually follow the survivors).

Baring unforeseen catastrophy, DGB will be worth 100's if not 1000's of times what it's worth today . . . someday.

We might actually do this!

Update:

We have broken the back of it ...

Pre-push: 30-50 blocks/day
First 24 Hours of push: 350 blocks found
Second 24 hours: 500 blocks found
Last 24 hours: 480 blocks found

We are in touching distance, in the next few hours we should pass block 144,000 and be on the home straight!

Special mention to tdcooper, 24hraltrade and thrassos for ploughing in huge amounts of hash over the last day or so ... I tip my hat to each and everyone of you! That said there are huge amounts of small to mid-size miners who have swarmed to help and that combined hash is also making a huge difference ... I said before every hash helps and this is proving to be the case, your contribution hasn't gone unnoticed and is really appreciated, the call went out for help and the response has been fantastic.

Current Block: 143,940

I think we can also move to a new counter, at current rates;

Block 145k Estimate: 53 Hours

P.S. Footnote on Nicehash, a couple of people mentioned their orders had idled, I think this is a weekend phenomenon where an increase in orders spikes the rental price. This can leave you with an order 'on pause' until the price comes back down. I confess I logged in today and found my orders were on hold ... increasing the price now to get them back up and running ;-)