Review on DigiByte by Keira Potts

Name: DigiByte
Item: DigiByte
Rating: 4

September 19, 2018

The biggest issue is that it has no real place in the ecosystem right now, its…

The biggest issue is that it has no real place in the ecosystem right now, its trying to be a bitcoin competitor but bitcoin already lost the transaction coin war to second gen coins, now that third gen faster and better coins are out digi is simply obsolete in what its trying to accomplish.
It needs to finds its niche, or be given direction at least. All that has ever come from the devs in the last year is to go use it and develop on it. Id like to see it thrive but it has very little adoption or use case.
The crypto world thrives on emotion, hype and fear. Digi is dull simply, no partnerships, updates or application in the real world turns people off no matter how good the tech.
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Pros

Bitcoin started in 2008 digibyte much later. So there is always a time difference. Digibyte is the best solution for cryptopayments. Extreme fast, secure, cheap fee costs, stable etc. When you want to make much profit in shirt time with chance of losing it, Than digibyte is not the one for you. But long term investment and your believe in our community and that Digibyte will be the coin to pay with now and in futuee than you are on the right coin.

Cons

The down side to me, of DigiByte, is that we launched fairly and honestly, we're not an ICO giving millions of dollars to founders and nor do the developers or Foundation take a cut of every newly minted block like ZCash does. The down side is we don't have a dedicated corporation behind us, like Ripple, that controls 2/3 of all of the coins. The down side of DigiByte is that we deal honorably and the founders and Foundation don't pay bribes to get listed on to Exchanges (Though from the looks of it the community appears interested in crowdfunding that -- So watch this space). The down side of DigiByte is that we won't overhype things and we don't give opportunities to Pump & Dump groups. These things all mean that we're not overinflating value in the short term to pander to people who are only here for a quick time to buy in and flick off the coin. If those are the only down sides of DigiByte, I'm absolutely 100% alright with that!