Quote from: CryptoEnthusiast64 on June 18, 2017, 12:49:34 AM

Quote from: comp on June 17, 2017, 08:30:40 PM

Quote from: CryptoEnthusiast64 on June 17, 2017, 01:46:45 AM

The value in this coin is not in a stupid minecraft server, the value is in "DigUsign" basically it's the new an improved version of DocUsign which in May 2015 had a valuation of 3 Billion US dollars.. DigUsign is better then DocUsign because everything is legally verified via DigUsign BlockChain which is the latest cutting edge technology... Therefore the current value DigiByte is highly undervalued, and should be in the Billions very soon.. Grin

DGB coin has nothing to do with that. Companies will never accept digusign with a publicly traded token as a solution. Same goes for all the coins and blockchain services

Quote from: CryptoEnthusiast64 on June 17, 2017, 10:38:12 PM

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/nevada-takes-chance-pro-blockchain-legislation/

"Following in the steps of Arizona
This is the second Blockchain-friendly bill that has been enacted into law within the past few days. On May 29, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey signed a bill which recognized the legality of Blockchains signatures and smart contracts."

Looks like laws already put in place to make DigUsign legal...

weird, it's almost as if that guy didn't know what he was talking about.. and on a public forum of all places. If people can't understand the connection and why digibyte has a exciting future, that's fine. I just don't like all of the trolls just bashing what they don't understand. I assume its mostly people that are pissed they didn't buy a month or two months ago. Digibyte has a long road but watch the videos of jared, the CEO, and read about their tech and what it means for the banking and especially the healthcare industry. The healthcare industry is still using fax machines to satisfy their HIPAA requirements because there isn't another widely accepted and adopted method of ensuring end to end Integrity/Availability/Confidentiality. There are other methods, sure, but I could see this being adopted as the new standard.