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DigiByte Space Summary (~4 hrs, Oct 2026
Speakers: Trencher (host), Scott (co-host), James (3D artist, Leon's younger brother), Chosen One, Chopper/Brian (DigiAssets/DigiHash), Green, Stake, DigiByte World, Jesse, Majestic. AJ referenced throughout but not on mic.
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1. Digiman "Lock 'Em Up" video — James (00:02–00:24)
- James joined briefly to preview the DigiDollar lock-day ad. Built in real 3D "with actual human effort" rather than AI, which he called dull. Rendered on a render farm (would have taken days locally).
- **Storyline:** indoor + outdoor scenes. Digiman walks to a vault, grabs a DGB coin, throws it in; a flash, then rivers of coins pour into the vault; it closes, he backs out. A flyover/landing scene. A 2D text overlay: "Every 17th — lock 'em up" (wording adjustable).
- Portrait format first for TikTok/X; landscape later. Runs slightly over a minute. Minor glitches to polish in later versions.
- Offered to **open-source the Digiman models** so nobody reinvents the wheel. Trencher relayed AJ's idea to sell the videos/models as DigiAssets to earn DGB; James agreed to look into it and said he has years of assets to list. Scott offered to help set up DigiAssets (testing ongoing in the background).
- AJ's long-term idea: a **Digiman video game**. James said he'd been thinking the same — start small, iterate on feedback. He'd use Unreal Engine over Unity (free until ~$100k revenue, better graphics/stability).
- Backstory: ~10 years ago in Afghanistan his 3D tutorial went viral (over a million channel views) because of weirdly-posed characters; earned little due to regional ad rates and YouTube policy changes.
- **Leon update (via James):** positive, in a better spot, more steps ahead; details withheld for safety. CCS continues getting updates. Trencher added Leon is actively working on DigiDollar support for CCS after handling personal matters — "DigiDollar is coming." James ran CCS security while Leon was offline.
- James dropped sneak-peek images in comments and will release when done and community-approved.
## 2. X groups + Muse automation (00:24–00:45)
- Trencher created two X groups: **DigiByte Discussions** (strategy, event coordination) and **DigiByte Content** (post links only, for the community to boost engagement — no chatter). Links in comments.
- Pitched Meta's new AI app **Muse**: with X API credits connected it posts on a schedule; it also transcribes/summarizes space recordings from a link in the background. Free tier resets weekly; he's spent ~$1 on X API credits. He'd write posts in his own words and have Muse post at peak times (12/3/6). Said James posts daily via it.
- Scott's pushback: appreciates it but his posts stay "100% authentic"; wary of automation costs stacking; AI image/video attempts frustrated him; he's "six spaces behind" uploading recordings to DigiScope. Trencher clarified it's for scheduling his own writing, not AI-written posts.
- Scott's audience idea (from Master Leadership, as transcribed): form a group of under ~10 outward-facing media people who tag each other so audiences cross-pollinate; co-host each other's spaces.
## 3. Chosen One — first space ever (00:51–02:07, continued later)
**Who he is:** PharmD, licensed 19 years / 31+ in pharmacy (Walgreens, South Florida), realtor, consultant pharmacist. Works 3–4 jobs, listens to every recorded space. DigiDollar price oracle (learned via Gitter with help from Green and others).
**History:** Entered crypto late 2016/early 2017 on Poloniex; prayed over 2.3M listed coins and chose DigiByte. Bought biweekly, **never sold** — including at the 2018 ~$0.18 peak (could have cashed ~$250k).
**Boots-on-the-ground work:**
- Approaches 2–5+ people per outing (pharmacy, gym, grocery store) with a printed **DGB quick reference sheet**; burned four ink cartridges in three weeks.
- Emailed the sheet to ~2,000–3,000 people — politicians, bankers, celebrities, news anchors; ~18% response rate. When the Blockchain Futurist Conference at
the cause at near-zero added risk.
**Wrap-up**
- Promised not to monopolize future spaces unless given the platform. Mentioned AJ may have said he's pursuing a paralegal role for the community (Chosen unsure if serious). "I focus on the process, not the present state." Scott noted he'd been inviting Chosen on for a long time; Chosen said he heard every invite and listens to the six-hour spaces in chunks. Transcript ends mid-thought.
## Follow-ups
- Hosts: one person on DMs/links at a time; consider a Teams/Zoom session.
- Community: draft a non-core roadmap with owners and timelines (Chosen's ask).
- Chosen: wants a tech-side meeting for his Walgreens pitch; will prospect local businesses once mobile wallet + legal framework ship.
- Open: Binance ~1% holding figure to verify on DigiScope.
# Space Part 2 Summary (~27 min, restart after accidental end)
**Speakers:** Trencher (host), Scott (co-host), Chosen One. Green and DigiByte World referenced; Green hadn't rejoined by the end.
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## 1. Why the first space ended (00:00–00:04)
- Trencher accidentally ended the space while trying to open his DMs — on X's space UI the DM button sits directly above the "end space" X button. He posted a screenshot in comments showing how close they are and said X needs to differentiate the two.
- Scott said the same thing had knocked him out three times earlier; they agreed only one host should be touching DMs/links at a time while the other holds the space.
- Chosen asked how it happened so he can avoid it when he starts hosting his own spaces.
## 2. Chosen One's closing points (00:04–00:27)
**Personal goals**
- Wants to take the AI courses on Jared's site, and eventually help with core development. Credits Gitter help for becoming a reliable oracle since DigiDollar launch — "know when you need help before you self-destruct."
**Exchanges**
- Reiterated the Jared/CZ "happy medium" idea: a Binance agreement would domino to Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, Robinhood. Said DigiScope shows Binance holding close to 1% of circulating DGB (he was unsure of the figure). He cross-checks every site on his reference sheet daily.
**Proposal: non-core community roadmap**
- The core devs publish a roadmap with ETAs and timelines; the community should do the same for non-development work (marketing, onboarding, outreach) at small, intermediate and broad scales. Purpose: transparency, achievable targets, and spreading the load so the same few people aren't burning out and slowing the pace.
**Contribution = voice**
- Voting analogy: if you didn't vote you can't complain about the result; if you contribute nothing to DigiByte you don't have standing to complain. At minimum bring a perspective or idea with substance.
**Legal framework bounty**
- Praised DigiScope (Johnny, Adam, AJ, Brian) for making the legal framework bounty visible — what problems it solves, what incentives it grants. He uses it as the "appetizer to the entrée" when pitching prospects on locking, contributing skills, or using DigiByte services.
**Business prospecting (reply to Green's scam-perception story)**
- As a real estate investor he's had many contractors through his properties (roofing, plumbing, septic, drywall, pest control). Three business entities he handed the reference sheet to asked him to send them DGB on the spot.
- Once the mobile wallet and legal framework are in place, he'll prospect business-to-business locally the way he scouts developments for real estate.
- His counter to "it's a scam": have them download the wallet (Apple/Android), send DGB live, let them watch the speed and the absence of any middleman. Real-time demos beat arguments.
**Walgreens**
- Said he has use cases for his employer that would immediately improve overhead and P&L via speed, security, reliability and removing intermediaries — but can't say much given IP/consent constraints and his job.
- Goal: schedule a meeting where tech-savvy community members (named Green, Scott, Jared, Johnny) handle the technical piece; he already has the PowerPoint ready. Broader point: the community has deep non-crypto skill sets that should be highlighted and amplified.
**Video meetings**
- Proposed adding Teams/Zoom video sessions to the audio spaces, as the community did years ago. Acknowledged some won't show faces; identified Scott as the video guy (he used Scott's testnet video to set up his oracle).
**Community history**
- Wished Josiah Spackman (New Zealand) and Jared could reconcile; friction is inevitable when a community has this much knowledge. Mentioned being vocal in the 2014-era and DGMV-token-era communities (Yoshi, Rudy and others, names partly garbled in transcript).
**Locks (final pitch)
- If DGB has sat untouched in a core wallet for years, lock it for that same term — it adds to
Hard Rock (South Florida) was cancelled, he emailed every scheduled speaker with a subject line referencing the conference to get opens.
- Sheet contents: digibyte.org (history), digibyte.io (stats), Jared's Block AI site, DigiByte Awareness/DigiByte Coin X accounts, DigiScope, GitHub, his phone/email. Covers five macro hooks: interest rates, debt, inflation, tariffs, wars. Scott has been using a modified version for onboarding; will ask permission before sharing (contains Chosen's full name).
**Proposals:**
1. **Regional liaisons** — each member champions their geography with self-accountability ("accountability matrix") to reduce burnout of the few.
2. **Themed spaces** announced in advance (DigiDollar, DigiAssets, Digi-ID, a weekly charting space) so people can recruit new listeners; aim to bring one new listener weekly.
3. **Moderation** — allow perspective + rebuttal, but shut down "Jerry Springer" moments fast; bad optics for a wealthy listener.
4. **Surface use cases** — link Brian's DigiAssets site from digibyte.org; list upcoming spaces on main sites; support Michael's DigiByte Africa awareness (per Chosen, Michael contributed 17M of his own DGB; his last space had one listener).
5. **Revive in-person meetups** (as Laura once ran) with specialists per topic.
6. **Monthly locks** instead of only the 17th — Scott will put it to a community vote; goal is more DD created overall.
7. Price matters even if under-promised; asked knowledgeable people to be more transparent about manipulation.
8. Wishes Jared Tate and CZ would sit down and reach a "happy medium" given Binance's DGB holdings.
**His locks:** Locked almost 8M DGB on DigiDollar launch day; now ~12M locked, none unlocked; seven 1-hour locks from launch will roll to a year once thresholds are met. Holds ~8,000 DD. Urges idle cold-wallet holders to lock a percentage — a request, not a mandate.
**Merch:** Posted his first DGB T-shirt and tie; 5–10 shirt images and 7–10 ties queued; plans a 30-day "DigiByte/DigiDollar fast" wearing new merch daily, plus logos on his lab-coat handkerchief. Printer requires PNG (JPEG acceptable); Aussie converted his SVGs for DGB. Saved Trencher's Oct 17 raffle image for a shirt/flyer. Printer declined bulk orders.
## 4. Scott's recap (02:07)
Praised the conference-speaker email idea, noted a new local-action idea to bring next space, framed recent heated spaces as growing pains, and said messages were sent to a few people to keep things constructive.
## 5. Chopper/Brian — DigiAssets + OdoCrypt (02:12–02:27)
- Patching the current PHP exploits. Lost most of his DGB to theft, so price isn't his focus; blockchain's value is prejudice-free verifiable data.
- Building the DigiAssets/DigiStamp site on Renzo's and Matthew's work as a functioning spec (smart contracts, identification, op-code signals) to attract commercial developers. Added an auction feature on Michael's suggestion.
- **OdoCrypt bitstreams:** algorithm rotates every 10 days (epoch-keyed); the yearly bitstream batches someone with a Xilinx license has been releasing stop this fall. Brian reverse-engineered the factory bitstream, has multiple chains working but a timing issue remains; plans to get a license through work, get all six chains running, then **release bitstreams + source**. Next: Skein and Qubit bitstreams so one FPGA box replaces dying 2015 hardware. He keeps hash on DigiHash with free power at work; offered a dedicated space on it.
- Scott: buying old mining gear is overpriced and sketchy; glad there's another path.
6. Markets, Stake, Digi-ID, sales advice (02:27–03:31)
- Green: the 2020 COVID crash made everything cheap; doesn't expect a real market until ~2028; bank-integrated coins aren't printing green candles. Trencher: the 2018 $0.18 run was Binance-listing driven.
- Stake joined (had been auto-added to the Content group after clicking the link; Trencher approved). For Digi-ID questions, Stake pointed to its original
developer (name garbled in transcript) — built via his company, later sold to Digi3 under DigiCore Labs.
- **Stake's onboarding tip:** lead with inflation — everyone agrees life got expensive — then present blockchain as the fix. "The technology sells itself."
## 7. CCS, merch, closing (03:31–03:57)
- Chosen has seen three of Trencher's CCS shirts and loves the Oct 17 raffle shirt (100 DD locked ≥1 year = 1 entry). Willing to sell his merch on CCS; already bookmarked.
- The conservative commentator twins (transcribed "Hosh twins") made a DGB video in 2018; Chosen already emailed them; group wants them covering DGB again.
- Transaction-speed stories: 10–15 s DGB confirmations vs. a 10-minute ETH scare (DigiByte World). Green clarified pending = mempool, then confirmed.
- **Green:** upgrade to core wallet **9.26**; Core Wallet Minting button is live on CCS (Linux installer now, Windows installer in progress). Shared a cold reaction from a business owner when he raised crypto payments — "everything looks like a scam right now"; flagged the PHP/Node.js exploits and NSA advisory.
- Transcript cuts off during Green describing Jared's Block AI index as a decentralized CoinMarketCap.
## Follow-ups
- Trencher: send James the DigiAssets link; forward CCS feedback to Leon via James.
- Scott: vote on monthly locks; get Chosen's permission to share the reference sheet; local-action idea next space.
- Brian: OdoCrypt bitstream space; license + release.
- Chosen: merch on CCS; flyers; keep emailing.
- Community: join both X groups; upgrade to 9.26
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