@jaredctate I remember seeing Digibyte in 2017, but since I was an empty-head, I didn't do much research. Only now do I see that this project makes a lot of sense in terms of decentralization.
Clearly some people in the comments don’t understand the major differences of litecoin and digibyte, let me break it down:
Speed:
DGB (15s blocks)
LTC (2.5 min blocks)
Security:
DGB (5 mining algos, DigiShield)
LTC (1 algo, less adaptive)
Scalability:
DGB (560 TPS)
LTC (56 TPS)
Tech:
DGB (DigiAssets, SegWit, MultiShield)
LTC (MimbleWimble, SegWit)
Decentralization:
DGB (100K+ nodes)
LTC (Fewer nodes, est 950-1000, more central mining)
DGB = Faster, more secure, & much more truly decentralized.
Not knocking #Litecoin, it is valuable as well and in different ways, but several people saying ‘just buy litecoin’ may not fully understand why people would choose Digibyte over Litecoin.
Not financial advice, DYOR.
#DigiByte
@Sinzuvault @redstone_defi Sure, RedStone is an oracle used to take information from web2 (the internet we commonly use) to the blockchain. RedStone competes with Chainlink.