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buying and buying DigiByte to the moon!!!

i guess its to expensive to buy now

not to late , time to get in now

I asked crypto John,above but maybe you can answer also. DGB been around since 2014 and yet still only about .07. It seems most think maybe it can only get to .25 cents in next few months? Why is that? There are coins nothing more than vaporware flying right now and yet DGB it seems many here think could be about 25 cents

Also on wallets what is difference between windows 32 and windows 64 wallets. Why was the android wallet disabled?

Thank you

Love to hear thoughts on my post and also on the wallet. Thanks and Happy New Year

32 bit and 64 bit are limitations on your hardware, you should use whichever your hardware is designed to work with. I do not believe there are any notable advantages at this time when using DigiByte or Bitcoin but 32 bit systems have been phasing out since around 2000 and will eventually be obsolete.

You should keep the bulk of your DigiByte in an encrypted and backed up core wallet or a hardware wallet.
Mobile wallets should only contain currency you wish to use in the immediate future.

The advantages of using a hardware wallet are that you can make a safe transaction from any machine, even a compromised one and also the wallet provider will keep up with the technology for you so you dont have to.

Thank you. I will check if Trezor supports DGB. also still curious about the price and why most seems to think max .25 cents in six months

All price talk is speculation and irrelevant. Eventually the price will be astronomical, not because people actually realise the true value of Bitcoin or DigiByte but because they start to understand the true value of fiat or any centralised system manipulated by its providers.

Gambling on what the price of bitcoin will be in the future, is a foolish game to be playing and one designed to deflect fiat from actually being exchanged for Bitcoin and creating something that can be a bubble in its place, hopefully putting enough downward pressure on the market so enough bitcoin can be accumulated, It is an attempt to encapsulate and control all of crypto.

Now so many people are looking at this technology, they are pushing their E-Coins hard too and short term speculation of price just helps to feed their whole machine designed around greed and the 'desperation of people' that they have already created!

Hopefully Trezor are supporting DGB, if not now soon...... Ledger are now for sure.