There is no difficulty problem with ccminer it's the pool theblocksfactory on Qubit

Are you really only getting 50K DGB with 3 TH/s? That's extremely poor - about 1/25th what I was calculating. Are you mining DGB?

More miners, greater difficulty = Lesser coin yield

Besides, SHA256 miners are a lot more powerful than any other miners.

To have a successful multi-algo platform, DGB's SHA256 miners needed to be mathematically adjusted to keep a level playing field.

Since SHA is hated by many, if DGB would have used SHA's full multiplier power, I'd be making millions of coins per day even to this day.

That just wouldn't be fair; when I started mining DGB, the price was tanking because SHA miners were now allowed to come and play.

I can do promotional work, I can make this coin's value move north in a hurry; but are too busy to take care of this now, too many projects going.

The way it's made, someone who spend $200 on a SHA rig will have the same advantage as someone who paid $200 for a Scrypt or other miner.

I kinda envy those who have Scrypt miners since they can miner so many different coins.

I used to make 50,000 coins per day with 1 S1, or 200GH/s, early last year, it's just the way the cookie crumbles in the crypto game.

However, I was the largest SHA miner after the fork and still one of the largest to this day.

Miners are the biggest coin cheerleaders, the more who mine, the more the coin will grow in acceptance.

If these numbers hold up, then the Nvidia cards are going to be the hands down winners!

http://asistec-ti.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=26#p75

Thanks for your interest in one of my my projects

Well, I won't say anything much but visitors will be able to mine for either cryptos, or a variety of precious metals, in a visual interface.

To me, it was hard to visualize Bitcoin mining when I started mining, I'm very visual person so I thought, why not build an actual mining game?

Not only that, why don't I make it profitable for anyone?

So instead of looking at the BitMinter interface all day or what not, it's gonna be more of a Gold Mining setting though and rewardd will be greater than conventional mining but miners can mine with either nothing and/or any type of hardware.  Cool huh?

Lots of work on that but I have a lot of welding work this summer, priorities first.

Gold comes before Crypto... sorry but I'm too busy making history in Gold Mining.  I'll make history in cryptos after.

I suffer from big brain, small wallet... if DigiByte can go to $1 a piece then I could build a lot of things =D

Let's just say I'm not as passionate about cryptos as I am about Gold, so a game has to wait.

It's third in line after my trommel and excavators are built; Yeah, I'm a fabricator too :p

I need about $5,000 to make that project and spent my coin for renovating my shop.

Maybe, crowdfunding could be an option but I'm only one person and priorities first.

Is this coin heading to 1 sat price?

Where those dumped coins comes from? Mined coins?

All I can see so far, every trial to push the price up, or simple buy support, ends with instant immediate dump. Still smells like manipulation!

ok, it was a little tongue in cheek when I posted this before but there's really not much else to it, you just got to keep getting up every time someone knocks you down. All markets are manipulated by someone!

Here, try this as an experiment. Everyone agree not to sell DGB for less than 300 Sat. Anyone selling DGB for less is to be considered Anti-Digibyte and just in it for a quick profit while playing with our ring piece. We buy up all their DGB anyway. Everyone wins apart from the people selling for less. We could go on doing this over and over again eventually pushing the price up to; I don’t know something reasonable like 10 BTC or something. Along the way, our well endowed patrons could distribute some of their wealth to the needy and good causes through the DGB foundation, effectively creating new users and ensuring the propagation of the currency. Hell we could make it the most stable digital coin in the world by just deciding that it should be, if we all worked together. Let’s try to be fair here and say, there are a thousand times as many BTC as there are DGB, so let a BTC be worth a thousand times more. This sets the price at mBTC. Anyone selling a DGB for less than that is ‘Anti-DGB’ IMO! We could then get on with the job of supporting BTC and scaling the whole thing up.