MultiShield is a powerful difficult adjustment algorithm. It ensures each DigiByte 5x algorithms all mine roughly an equal amount of block, while maintaining a steady 15 second timing.

The Dandelion privacy protocol has been implemented in to DigiByte Android & iOS app. Helping to protect you privacy, even on mobile.

DigiByte's MultiAlgo means 5x algorithms all continuously compete for every single block. Others such as X16R are very different, instead rotating through each sub-algorithm with all miners swapping and using that same. As such, X16R is still a "single algorithm" compared with DigiByte's 5x MultiAlgo implementation.

DigiByte is now working on it's 8th "protocol" version in 6 years since creation. This is what the first number in the DigiByte Core Wallet version means. The protocol version. DigiByte has consistently grown and improved throughout it's history, and continues to do so.

Did you know that DigiByte ist permissionless? This means there is no individual or company to ask if you can build dApp on top of it, use it, send it, receive it, accept it for your business, advertise it, promote it. You simply "can"!

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DigiByte implemented #DigiSpeed protocol in 2015. This allowed DigiByte to decrease from 30 second to 15 second block timings. Lightning fast!

The DigiByte Core wallet connects to a variety of peers, not just the "closest" or "fastest". It finds connections from all over the world to ensure you get a broad consensus on the DigiByte blockchain and protects you against sybil attacks.

You can accept DigiByte in retail scenarios just by entering the desired amount into your wallet. The QR code will automatically include your address and amount when the sender scans it. Super simple, straight from your wallet.

There is a mind boggling number of possible DigiByte addresses. This is a quindecillion. It's so big you can randomly generate trillions a second & never generate the same as somebody else.