‘The darkness of depth is a place in mind, integrating amongst the chaotic notions of imagination as depth intertwines throughout time and space, frame of mind’
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DigiOrca retweeted
Security news: Binance says hackers behind its $6.3B theft spent months on it, using fake job interviews, malware and a hijacked internal AI tool to reach its wallet signer. The weak spot was people and laptops. On digibyte:native, you hold your own keys and full nodes check each spend.
DigiOrca retweeted
If your favorite blockchain's founder flies private on the treasury, it's not decentralized. It's a timeshare, and retail is paying for the jet fuel.
$BTC, digibyte:native and $LTC run on miners, not a travel budget.
See who actually passes: BlockIndex.AI/rankings
DigiOrca retweeted
If your favorite blockchain has a pause button, it's not decentralized. It's Netflix with a token, and someone else holds the remote.
Nobody can pause $BTC, digibyte:native or $LTC. There's no remote to grab.
See who actually passes: BlockIndex.AI/rankings
DigiOrca retweeted
Bitcoin's white paper turns 18 today. Satoshi Nakamoto posted it to a cryptography mailing list on October 31, 2008.
Nine pages. It launched with no company, no CEO and no premine.
18 years later, $BTC still tops our D Score at 98.
BlockIndex.AI/coin/bitcoin
DigiOrca retweeted
This goes deeper than DigiByte price suppression. You know this. That’s why you are here.
You are here for freedom. True freedom as our forefathers and your ancestors intended.
The closer we get to a $DGB DigiDollar launch the more price suppression you will see to try & kill faith in DigiByte innovation. This is blatant psychological manipulation.
The powers that be don't want a truly decentralized stablecoin they can't control in the wild. They want to use crypto as a means of control, and not allow crypto to be a tool of personal liberty and freedom.
By time locking $DGB & removing them from exchanges & using a parallel DigiDollar economy WE THE PEOPLE will dramatically reduce the ability for centralized exchanges to manipulate & suppress DigiByte over time.
DigiOrca retweeted
Orangutan Novita survived the fire, but the fight isn’t over.
Now, she faces the long road to recovery from severe burns. Her condition is being closely monitored, and some areas are already showing signs of improvement. 🌿
DigiOrca retweeted
@elonmusk is reaching maturity and I'm here for it.
He learned how deep the DC swamp was with DOGE.
He has navigated the bureaucracy that is NASA and regulated space/air travel.
He has been attacked in the stock market by other Billionaires and their derivative machines.
He consistently displays a hopeful vision for the future with automation as an unlock.
He leads people to out engineer their competitors at scale- which is truly the 1 in a Billion part.
DigiOrca retweeted
I just time locked 1 million Digibytes for 10 years in honor of time lock day. I urge others to come join us as well in timelocking $DGB!! The more liquidity DigiDollar has, the more adoption will come!!!
DigiOrca retweeted
Congress may add a 'circuit breaker' on centralized stablecoins as banks warn of deposit flight (Senate vote this week). $DD takes another path: non-custodial, overcollateralized by digibyte:native you lock yourself, enforced on-chain by every node. No issuer, no admin switch.
DigiOrca retweeted
The US Senate just failed to advance the CLARITY Act, leaving crypto rules unsettled again. A reminder why decentralization matters: holding digibyte:native or using DigiDollar, a non-custodial stablecoin with no issuer or admin key, never waits on a single vote. $DD
DigiOrca retweeted
Amen! Come & Take it @BernieSanders.
This is a fight I am willing to die for!
We have a fundamental right to free & opensource Local AI!
DigiOrca retweeted
Over $5.7 BILLION in $USDT and $150 MILLION in $USDC has reportedly been frozen by their centralized issuers, Tether and Circle.
Imagine working hard for your money, only to discover that someone else has the power to freeze it.
That’s the problem with centralized stablecoins.
But not on DigiDollar ($DD)
There is no centralized issuer controlling DD, meaning there is no centralized entity with the ability to freeze your funds.
DigiDollar is a fully decentralized stablecoin backed by a minimum of 200% digibyte:native collateral, giving users control over their keys and collateral while providing access to decentralized USD value.
Protect your funds with a decentralized stablecoin #DigiDollar
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@DigiByteCoin
DigiOrca retweeted
Welcome to the Decentralized Global Blockchain community known as $DGB!
DigiByte is for everyone. All races, religions etc & even if your not from this planet, DGB can be great for inter planetary & intergalactic users. 🚀
I’ve been part of different communities in blockchain, and honestly, every one feels different.
Bitcoin has taught me a lot, and I’ve met good people there. But some parts can be very maximalist, where anything outside Bitcoin is quickly dismissed.
I’m still growing and exploring this space. I want to experience different ecosystems, contribute what I know, learn from others and find where I fit.
That’s what I found in DigiByte.
The community welcomed me, gave me room to learn and contribute, and made me feel like I belonged.
DigiByte genuinely feels like home to me.
DigiOrca retweeted
If your favorite blockchain needs one sequencer to let transactions through, it's not decentralized. It's a toll booth wearing a protocol costume.
bitcoin:native digibyte:native litecoin:native need no gatekeeper. See who actually passes: BlockIndex.AI/rankings
DigiOrca retweeted
If your favorite blockchain has a headquarters, it is not decentralized. It is a corporate org chart wearing a token.
bitcoin:native digibyte:native litecoin:native need no office. See who actually passes: BlockIndex.AI/rankings
DigiOrca retweeted
A new WSJ report says the G20 was warned that advanced AI models may pose growing risks to financial stability. That strengthens the case for transparent, independently verifiable rails: digibyte:native nodes validate settlement, while $DD is non-custodial and on-chain.
DigiOrca retweeted
DigiDollar isn't a web app promising future code. It shipped in DigiByte Core v9.26.x. Its vault and redemption rules are built into the software full nodes run, so validation happens across the digibyte:native network—not through one company's server. $DD
DigiOrca retweeted
DigiDollar tracks the US dollar, but there are no dollars anywhere in the system.
What it actually needs is a digibyte:native/USD rate, and that comes from an oracle roster publishing signed price data onto the chain. The peg is a reference point rather than a reserve.
No bank account, no custodian, no dollars held anywhere. Just a number the network agrees on and collateral denominated against it.