DigiByte (DGB) is a fast-growing global blockchain for security and decentralised payments used in 82 countries. DigiByte has many features, including lightning speed transactions with minimal or nonexistent fees. You send and receive DigiBytes to or from any DigiByte address in the world in a matter of seconds without having to register or have hidden charges. DigiByte also allows you to secure your data, documents and contracts in a way that has never been possible before. Digibyte is a very fast cryptocoin which is a cheap and easy to mine currency at the moment.

We will learn how to mine Digibyte in Windows 10, using a GPU on an Nvidia video card or AMD video card. Join a Mining Pool The first thing to do is join a “mining pool”. There are several “mining pools” which work without problems. Two excellent mining pools for Digibyte are and. Scrypt Mining Pools: SHA256 Mining Pools: Qubit Mining Pools: Skein Mining Pools: Groestl Mining Pools: Before signing up, it would be recommendable to have a Digibyte digital wallet (they will ask you for the wallet address). If you do not have one, you can download one here from the official website. If you have an account on an exchange, such as Bittrex, you can also create a wallet there and mine directly to it.

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To mine in certain pools, you need to optimize the miners with Myriad-Groestl which is DGB algorithm: AMD – Nvidia – Create a Worker We will be using Miningfield for this tutorial. After you have signed up for an account and logged in, on the drop down menu, you will find the “My Account”, and then you must go to “My Workers” to create a worker. A screen will display a box with the title “Add New Worker”.

Enter the username and password you want in the text boxes, and hit the “Add New Worker” button Download Mining Software The next step is to download the miner, CCMiner is best for Nvidia cards and Claymore for AMD Cards. CCMiner for NVidia Claymore Miner for AMD Once you have the zip, extract it to a folder on your PC. Create.bat File This step is where things get a little tricky. Now you must create a CCMiner config file which is saved with a.bat extension. Create a text file in notepad and enter the following information: ccminer-x64 –algo=skein -o stratum+tcp://eu.miningfield.com:3398 -u username.worker -p yourpassword To create a.

Bat file, simply open up notepad and save the file in the same folder as your mining software with a.bat extension ( change “save as type” from text to All files ). Save the file, we will fill in the information in the next section. Then, modify the URL to any of the ones that appear in dgb.miningfield.com. Example: “url”: “stratum+tcp://us.miningfield.com:3397” Finally we will change the line of the “user” and the “pass.” The “user” is the user name of your dbg.miningfield.com account (in step 1) plus the name of the worker you created (in step 2) Example: username.worker “username” is your account username at Miningfield and “worker” is the worker name you created before. The “pass” is the key to your worker Example: “url”: “stratum+tcp://us.miningfield.com:3397”, “user”: “username.worker”, “pass”: “mypassword” Start Mining Run the.bat file you created which will start the CCminer application, and if all goes well, the MH/S and the blocks will appear.

One of the best things about mining Digibyte is that you can continue to use the PC while running the miner because it does not slow (lag) the machine, which means you can keep working on it in other programs. You can also mine from the pool with CPU, but some people do not see it profitable. It is a matter of trying to configure according to the characteristics of your CPU and looking at the capacity of hash/s you can get.

The alternative crypto currency DigiByte (DGB) has shown a temporary peak in interest with trading on exchanges that literally skyrocketed many times over other coins that are more popular, but again this was only a temporary peak in interest and thus in the price of the coin. The interesting thing about DigiByte is that it uses five independent mining algorithms to process transactions over the network with each algorithm accounts for about 20% of all blocks discovered on the network. This allows for greater decentralization as currently three of the five DigiByte algorithms are ASIC resistant and much better for GPU miners.

The best GPU algorithms to mine on are Skein, Groestl and Qubit and you can also mine Scrypt and SHA-256 with an ASIC if you already have one. The DGB coin is traded on some of the large altcoin exchanges such as Cryptsy and Bittrex among others, so if you are looking for something new to try on you might give DigiByte a go though in the next few days we are probably going to see it get back to the previous price levels. DigiByte (DGB) is a rapidly growing world-wide decentralized payment network & highly scalable blockchain, inspired by Bitcoin.

DigiByte allows you to move money over the internet similar to PayPal & Western Union but with many improvements, including lightning fast transactions with minimal or no fees. You send & receive DigiBytes to or from any DigiByte address in the world in a matter of seconds with no required sign up, registration, or hidden fees. DigiByte is the 1st coin to fork to multi-algorithm mining for more fair distribution, with 5 unique algos & independent difficulties a 51% attack is significantly mitigated and becomes much harder to carry out, also the 1st coin to develop & implement DigiShield (asymmetrical difficulty adjustment). Website: – Block Explorer: – Coin Specifications • Multiple mining algorithm supported • Mine using Scrypt, SHA256, Qubit, Skein or Groestl algorithm • Total coins: 21 Billion DGB • Block time is just 30 seconds • Transaction fully confirmed in 3 minutes Wallet: – – Source Code: – Ports: – RPC Port: 14022 – P2P Port: 12024 Scrypt Mining Pools: – – – SHA256 Mining Pools: – – – Qubit Mining Pools: – – – Skein Mining Pools: – – – Groestl Mining Pools: – – – Coin Exchanges: – – –. Copyright ©2014-2018 - - All About BTC, LTC, ETH mining as well as other alternative crypto currencies. This is a blog for crypto currency miners and users of Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC), Ethereum (ETH), ZCash (ZEC) and many others.

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