DigiByte
ATH / ATL
24h Price
24h summary
Over the last 24 hours, DigiByte moved from $0.00379 to $0.00416. The session high was $0.00467, the low was $0.00369, and the intraday range was $0.00098 / 25.9%.
- 24h open
- $0.00379
- 24h close
- $0.00416
- 24h high
- $0.00467
- 24h low
- $0.00369
- Volatility / range
- $0.00098 / 25.9%
- Updated
Monthly Returns heatmap
Heatmap summary
DigiByte posted 31 positive months out of 73. The longest positive streak lasted 6 months, while the longest negative streak lasted 7 months.
- Strongest month
- Nov 2024 +181.5%
- Weakest month
- May 2021 -56.1%
- Longest positive streak
- 6 Nov 2020 — Apr 2021
- Longest negative streak
- 7 Dec 2025 — Jun 2026
- Luckiest calendar month
- Nov • avg 31.8% • 6 mo.
- Unluckiest calendar month
- Jun • avg -21.7% • 6 mo.
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About the coin
DigiByte (DGB) is a decentralized, open-source blockchain and cryptocurrency project focused on providing a secure, fast, and scalable platform for various applications.
Launched in 2014, DigiByte was designed with a strong emphasis on security, utilizing a multi-algorithm approach to mining and a robust consensus mechanism. This design aims to make the network highly resistant to various forms of attack, including 51% attacks.
The DigiByte blockchain features a unique block generation time, significantly faster than many other early blockchain projects. This speed contributes to its utility in facilitating quick transactions.
Scalability is another core tenet of the DigiByte project. The developers have implemented several layers of scaling solutions to accommodate a growing number of users and transactions without compromising performance.
DigiByte's native cryptocurrency, DGB, serves as the medium of exchange within its ecosystem. It can be used for peer-to-peer transactions, as a store of value, or to power decentralized applications built on the DigiByte blockchain.
A key characteristic of DigiByte is its decentralized nature. The project is community-driven, with development and governance influenced by a global network of contributors and users.
The DigiByte blockchain employs a Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus mechanism, but with a notable difference. It supports multiple mining algorithms, including SHA256, Scrypt, and Qubit. This multi-algorithm approach enhances network security and decentralization by making it more difficult for any single mining entity to gain dominance.
The native chain of DigiByte is referred to as the DigiByte blockchain. It operates independently and is the primary network where DGB transactions are processed.
The DigiByte project has consistently focused on its core technology and utility, aiming to be a practical and efficient blockchain solution rather than solely a speculative asset.
Over the years, DigiByte has evolved, with ongoing development and upgrades to its protocol to improve performance, security, and functionality.
The project's long-term vision includes supporting a wide range of applications, from secure digital identity solutions to efficient payment systems.
DigiByte's commitment to decentralization and security has positioned it as a notable project in the cryptocurrency space.
The DGB token is mined and operates on its own native blockchain. It has 8 decimal places, a standard feature for many cryptocurrencies.
The DigiByte blockchain is considered an active and continuously developed network.
The DigiByte project does not utilize token standards like ERC-20 as it operates on its own independent chain, and there are no contract addresses associated with DGB on external networks.
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