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Story: Digibyte (DGB) on a Heater Working As a Mining Equipment and Vice Versa

By James Thorp

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The recent discussion at Digibyte Update – 250 was about HDD mining, Performance improvements,  Looking at scaling, Staking, Mining % rewards, GPU mining, CPU mining,…

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Those who want to know exhaustively about the discussion should visit the channel where they discuss we're at with v8, Algos, and other improvements.

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Is the Digital Dollar DUSD a stablecoin on the DigiByte blockchain really going to happen happen? Would it require a hard fork?

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What changes will happen when RandomX and progPOW is deployed? Does this create more security?

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Can you explain the public Gitchat that will streamline communication for DigiByte developers?

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Is this just a private platform for them to work together more effectively?

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Could we implement something like ChainLocks (from Dash) to help with confirmation speeds?

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DigiByte in El Salvador? And do we still have projects running in Venezuela?

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Are we still looking at a supply emissions change? If we do make changes to this when is it likely to be implemented?

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When someone asked whether the heat from the refrigerator can be used to mine DGB? The entire discussion got geared towards such possibilities.

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Some of the members agreed to buy that idea.  The team actually stated that the idea is interesting and stated like:  Could you actually imaging buying like a heater…

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Noah Seidman pointed to how he had his mining equipment which was 3 kilowatts in Orlando in an apartment which felt like a blast. He recollects how he was really paying to cool.

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Yet someone else pointed to how he was running a 9000 watts heat, pointing to how it heats the house nicely in winter.

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