Anyone either not buying now, or not planning to buy DGB after

>>2762550
"DigiByte is currently the fastest, most secure, most decentralized UTXO blockchain in the world today. This is due to the past three years of consistent committed development.
If you notice trading patterns for DigiByte differ significantly from other cryptos, a lot of this has to do with how widely distributed DGB is. Because there are no "central" bag holders like there are in many other cryptocurrencies our market cap is not artificially inflated. This also means we are susceptible to wild swings as mass trading psychology takes over. Often times you will see DigiBytes daily trading volume higher than its market cap.
We have several exciting things coming up in the next couple months, including a fresh new look for DigiByte! So stay tuned and thank you all for your continued support!" (2/2)

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>>2762550
I don't see GNT rising when Brass hit the market yesterday.

And I don't see me buying DGB until it hits 100 sats

Jared is based as fuck. He is /ourguy/

I remember people urging me to buy dgb at 1500 sats as it was "bottoming out"

I'm waiting for it to hit 200-300 sats. I also have a feeling it will explode when everyone least expects it.

>>2762737
It probably will, but it won't hit 2000 again for a long time unless it literally becomes a de facto gaming currency like the Minecraft memers were implying. Too much volume from people buying at the peak. A person buying in around 200 or so probably has good odds of at least doubling/tripling though. I bought at 1000 (after the peak) so I'm just planning on dumping my bags whenever that happens, but at the very least, despite all the FUD, Jared & co are staying active and trying to generate interest.

>>2762550
How does this help?
How does any of this help to raise the price?
Am holding heavy heavy bags

>>2762775
I think the 2000 will be hit sooner than you think. But for the $1 that some people were talking about; that will not happen until like you said, dgb does something huge.

For it to hit something like 2k sats though, all we need is another bull run and some good news/partnerships.

>>2762596
People were telling you to buy DGB when it was at 50 sats a few months ago dumbass.

>>2762775

>It probably will, but it won't hit 2000 again for a long time unless it literally becomes a de facto gaming currency like the Minecraft memers were implying.

If this were to happen 2000sats would be cheap. You have to think long term, and not even that long. If the Citi comp were to have never happened and it was trading at 50sats like >>2762798 mentioned, it would still be the same very active coin it was. It's 3 years old. Same chain. What gave BTC value, longevity, showing its a storage of value. it's in a league entirely of its own.

>>2762789
Has there been a single high-volume coin that mooned 5x over a short time period, then fell all the way back down, then mooned again? Usually it takes many months for something like that to clear up, just because of all the dead weight.
>>2762849
Agreed, but I think DGB would actually be worth quite a bit more right now if the Citi conference didn't happen, since it's still active and wouldn't have all the bagholders weighing it down.

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please moon

>>2762897

this will never happen anytime soon. way too many bag holders who will get try to get out at the first sign of daylight.

there'd have to be actual breaking news like coinbase adding DGB or some huge gambling site adding DGB. something.

200 sats

I am still not invested in DGB but been following the whole show since late May and i want to put in like 2-3k
YES, people pumped the shit out of it and YES, the same people dumped their bags at the ath.
Those who held got fucked while seeing the price falling in that seemingly bottomless hole we all witnessed the last couple weeks....of course it is painful to hold the bags, the recent crash caused by the fear of the upcoming BTC events making things even worse.
And here's something i want to ask yourself, without all the 'muh, digicucks, muh scam, muh to the moon'' bullshit: when i look at the whole intention behind DGB- it shall serve as a currency and all the things that come along with it in crypto terms. So, compared to a lot of the coins out there DGB actually has a use case, wether it be for gaming or elsewhere, i don't give a fuck.
with a possible rebranding, the Citi challenge still pending....-from a neutral standpoint- how can one say DGB has not the possibility to turn out as a rock solid, trustworthy product with a use case.
Please tell me if i am totally wrong since i really want to get heavy invested and believe that /biz/ is more than memes shilling and funding the shit out of each other.

>>2765065
>hundreds of cryptocurrencies in existence
>this one will serve as a currency!\
Come on, man.

>>2763990
Or DGB getting some awards from the Citi Group contest ( only 2 or 3 awards have been announced so far).

This is what I'm banking on tbqh, bought in at 700 sats and didn't sell in anticipation for this. I'm confident that DGB will reach 1000 sats sometime in July.

>>2762596
>>2762798

I shilled DGB countles times last year here on /biz/ when it was around 50-80 Sat.

I got my millions down at that level and now I'm laughing.

>>2765076
hundreds of cryptocurrencies
minus the pajeet scams, minus the easteurotrash scams, surely there can't be that many good ones left

>>2765076
maybe i did not make my point clear:
DGB as a currency in certain niches as intended: gaming for example
i don't think of it as a BTC successor, don't get me wrong.

since when was DGB trading on Nova?
https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_DGB/?re=jyjced7fu5o0wjbrsc8f

>>2765113
Since Yesterday?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=408268.msg20080551#msg20080551