DigiByte is a grassroots movement with no CEO or company. It takes the people who believe in true decentralization and freedom to advance their cause by giving freely their skills and time. If you want to see Digibyte flourish, please look for ways you can contribute to its growth.

The Digibyte Network is run by the people, for the people.  Some members of the Digibyte community have recognized the need for a more organized way to share information. Recently, they have created a new discord server, which was created to fill that need. And, every development that happens in the community.

Further, they are hoping to create a hub built with professionalism and collaboration of the broader DigiByte community. They are pitching in to help DGB with all it can be. And, everyone is an instrument in the orchestra led by the community.

Even those who are not blockchain savvy will be able to easily find their way around the Digibyte ecosystem, because the communication patterns in the ecosystem are very transparent.

DigiByte is good for small business to accept as a form of payment through DigiByte wallet. It is very simple to work with a DigiByte business wallet that connects with a DigiByte personal wallet. Both parties would save on the transaction fees.

Jared Tate in 2004 stated, “I was like “cool bro” but knew nothing about crypto. Still don’t know anything but I’ve been holding ever since. Wish I’d dropped more money back then when it was $0.00005!”

For those who feel uninformed about DigiByte, it is good to allot some time to understand the process.  Some community members feel it is time for a good marketing strategy. New investors are just trying to take a note of what is happening.  The growth of DGB is purely organic and it is a reflection of the community efforts.

Community response:  It is one of the best blockchain with forward thinking community. I am on board since 2016-17, found it when I was researching for crypto with greater community and solid use case. Started accumulating from Bittrex, and use now Voyager and KuCoin as well.

I have always loved science and technology. I have been researching the earliest cryptocurrencies all the way back to David Chaum’s DigiCash. I have published a paper in 1982 and it is known as “Blind Signatures for Untraceable Payments.” Upon searching for DigiCash, I found DigiByte.