Don't get too hysterical guys. We don't want DGB to pump, we want a slow, steady uptrend. Pumps come with dumps.

I'd rather have DigiByte stable at 80 in 2 months than peak to 80 today and dump to 40 again. If we want the non-crypto world to take a currency serious, we need stability. P&D != stable.

Would be great if we could attach DGB to USD instead of BTC. So we could say: 1 DGB represents 1 dollar (or 0.001 cent, or 100 USD, or whatever ). You always will have fluctuations with currency's, but *2 or2 in a couple of days isn't good for the image of Bitcoin/Altcoins.

Just my 0,02 DGB.

agreed

the good thing is that the volume is not really high. the price is rising slowly because there are no dumpers..

Something is cooking

Good times ahead, just keep it slow and steady imo.

We need more buy support

I wonder how much the CNBC online article has to do with this rise. Digibyte was specifically named along side Bitcoin, Ripple and Stellar. There are still lots of haters in the comments section. That's OK, there were lots of haters when someone said the Earth revolved around the Sun, too.

I apologize in advance for all the pictures, but they are needed to show this...

While messing around with the wallet today, I found out that transaction fees are randomly added whether you have it specified in your settings or not, the amount you try to send doesn't matter. Wallet version v3.0.3.0-g354c0f3-MultiAlgo (64-bit)

In my wallet, I have it set to not add a transaction fee:



So, I set up a test to send 50k and a transaction fee was added:



I tried it with a little bit less and there was no fee:



I checked it with 100k and the fee is 4x more than sending 50k:



What about 200k? almost 10x more of a fee than 100k:



Now something really strange happens, I cancel and try again, same amount, and the fee changes!



Let's try alot more coins. Why is the fee less?



What happens if I try to send over a million? It won't let me:



Can anyone explain this?