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#DigiDollar is now active on the $DGB blockchain!!!! 🚀🚀🚀🥳🎉

DigiByte is truly decentralized! We've had 1100 $DGB v9.26.x downloads. Stats site crawler only sees about 200 of those. We have roughly 3000 active nodes, most are inbound, behind firewalls etc. First time we can estimate network size over 24 hours: DigiByte.io/nodes

Happy 4th of July everyone! The $DGB DigiHash community mining pool has dropped all fees to 0% until #DigiDollar activates! Join us & throw some hash at DigiHash or any of the other pools supporting the DigiDollar upgrade! Mine here: DigiHash.digibyte.io/

The GENIUS Act excludes decentralized protocols from the definition of a “digital asset service provider.” The statute says a digital asset service provider does not include a “distributed ledger protocol,” people developing/operating distributed-ledger protocols or self-custodial software. A truly decentralized protocol with no company, no issuer, no person obligated to redeem for dollars, no centralized custody of reserves, and no centralized promise of redemption is not what GENIUS was written to regulate. The law’s language is aimed at issuers like USDC/Tether-style centralized businesses. DigiDollar is not an issuer-backed payment stablecoin. It is a decentralized, over-collateralized UTXO protocol where users mint against their own DGB collateral, retain custody, and redeem through protocol rules — not through a company, bank, issuer, reserve account, or promise to pay dollars. law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/…

Good news, we will have $DGB DigiDollar before Congress ever gets around to passing the “Clarity Act” which should really be renamed to the “Privatizing CBDC’s & Screwing Citizens Over Yet Again Act”. 🤷‍♂️

$DGB DigiDollar is coming to MainNet! 🚀 In this video, I show a DigiDollar demo, explain how MainNet rollout works & demo a live merchant payment using DigiDollar through @BlockIndexAI. Huge thank you to everyone helping make #DigiDollar a reality!

$DGB DigiDollar RC44 is here! Final TestNet run. Huge thank you to the 35 oracle operators to give us a full final 7 of 35 oracle system for DigiDollar. 🙏🚀

Important $DGB DigiDollar update: We experienced a brutal inadvertent forking of the TestNet chain following DigiDollar Oracle swap tests. 🫤 Good news is we proved you can't forge oracles 🤓 Testing RC43 on testnet25 exposed an important oracle roster issue. While testing adding/swapping DigiDollar oracles, TestNet split into separate chains with irreconcilable differences. This is exactly why we test heavily before mainnet. Simple version: RC43 added a new oracle. Some nodes knew about it, some did not. When that new oracle signed a price bundle, upgraded nodes accepted it, but older nodes rejected it. Even though the rule still required 9 oracle signatures, the list of valid oracle signers changed. That means every validating node needs to know the same oracle roster, or they can disagree on which blocks are valid. Miners are part of this too. Oracles can sign data, but miners and pool nodes validate blocks. If a miner is running old rules, it can reject blocks that include the new oracle and keep mining the old chain. So the lesson is clear: oracle roster changes must be coordinated across oracles, miners, pools, and nodes. Adding or swapping oracle keys is consensus-sensitive and needs a safer process. We are working through the fix now. The immediate path is either coordinate everyone onto the same RC43 testnet chain, or reset testnet25 cleanly with everyone on the same code. Longer term, we are working on better oracle roster update logic so additions and key swaps can be handled safely without risking forks. This does not affect mainnet. DigiDollar is not active on mainnet. The whole point of testnet is to find these issues before launch, learn from them, and make sure this never happens on mainnet. Painful lesson, but a valuable one. RC43 helped prove where the rollout process needs to be stronger, and we are improving it before mainnet activation.

I want to clear up some confusion: $DGB DigiDollar is ready to deploy to main-net, but final release is not out yet. The soft fork process to activate DigiDollar can take months. Unlike centralized chains you just can’t flip a switch. 70% of the network must upgrade 1st.