Why are there so many people hating DigiByte? It's one of the oldest coins and the all time USD chart is looking sexy. Compared to Bitcoin though DigiByte is still young, so there is still some catching up to do. I do believe we need to show a lot more patience here.

Guys can somebody please tell me how to check if the old ERC23 got out of my address or the transaction is stuck somehow. My address is 0x4175C68548575086DD875a4D3666b9452F9DC57d

The block explorer is not showing ERC23 tokens so I am totally lost Dev has said he did not receive my tokens and yet they are not in my balance

Please help me, I made a transaction yesterday but apparently it did not go through due to low gas limits or something. I am now trying to make a new transaction but I get:

 Transaction with the same hash was already imported

How should I proceed

Hmm, very interesting. I understand. That has to be the most boring job in the world - moving back and forth sell and buy orders on a 0.09 BTC daily volume coin. People would do anything these days.

Price is below ICO or no? I said to myself I am only going to buy new tokens if price is below ICO. Looks like every ICO goes below nowadays.

Price manipulation? Who would do such a thing? Joking aside I managed to get some coins sub 4k to add to the ones I get from the mining rentals so I am not really complaining.

Other exchanges will probably never list DOT, but this is not really a problem. With Bittrex and Poloniex making it harder and harded for new ICOs to get listed, many of them will have to turn to Cryptopia as their home and all will need to buy some DOT. I actully hope Cryptopia decide to make this and ERC20, that would be so so awesome.

I am really disgusted that Bitstamp is going to list this as well. There are so many good coins that will probably never make it to either Coinbase or Bitstamp but this fraud will be there for all the newbies to waste their money on it. Shame!

Price looks good and I am considering buying but I think I don't understand fully how CRB works and why it's important. Can somebody please explain this in just a few blond-proof sentences?

Whoever is selling Zero below 4k, please stop you will regret it later. You will feel like the early miners for Dash who sold their coins below 1 dollar. I am not joking.

I am not a developer but keep hearing about Ouroboros PoS algorithm. How hard is this to implement in a new coin? Looks to be a lot of interest around it currently.

I don't want to fud or anything but the team looked vastly under-qualified judging from their linkedin profiles. I'm still interested to see where this goes but I don't really have any high hopes.

Price just keeps dropping and dropping. Just as I think it cannot go any lower it still does. Very frustrating. This is a prime example why you need to set a stop loss and roll with it. Anyway, I am not sure who is selling now, but it makes no sense even if you bought at 50k. I am just hoping it flattens out at some point, so can buy a sizable amount before it rises again too much.

Are there any news when the beta will be coming out and if there will be a beta? The alfa does not offer that many options to play with and despite looking sleek is really not sufficient to evaluate the product in any meaningful way.

The amount of fud from BTC hardliners has been out of this world lately. They must feel really threatened otherwise I cannot explain this strange behavior. There are so many scams out there that nobody talks about and in all of this these people decided to pick on iota. Shameful.

Are there any news from Jared and team? What are they working on? I really digibyte and want it to succeed but the space has become very competitive with all these big cap tokens popping up each day. Digibyte needs to be very aggressive to further cement itself as top notch crypto.

Is there an official thread for this project? I was looking at the chart today and though it finally looks good but not sure where I can find updates.

I downloaded the wallet and wanted to withdraw my coins from exchanges but the step where you need to enter your seed manually is really a conversion killer. Have you perhaps considered making that more user friendly? I can only imagine the number of users that were put off by that step.

I am for once excited when the price goes lower as I can buy more coins, I don't see Byteball as something that will explode overnight, more like something that can become major in 1-2 years. Similar to how Monero developed previously. Short term speculators are indeed better suited checking other coins.

I see a lot of people on this thread like to hate on IOTA. I find it silly. I own all of iota, byteball and rayblocks and really hope all of them succeed in their own way. Let's all be friends!