So sánh DigiByte (DGB) với OmiseGO (OMG) Coin
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User rating
| 5 user review | 3 user review |
Cryptogeek rating
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DigiByte (DGB) is an open-source cryptocurrency launched in 2014. As of now, the coin is close to the bottom of the top 50 cryptocurrencies by market cap. DigiByte relies on the Proof-of-Work consensus mechanism hence it can be mined. The currency is deflationary and built using the Bitcoin code but unlike Bitcoin, its total supply is limited to 21 billion DGB. Another priority of DigiByte currency is the speed of transactions. Currently, the network is capable of performing over one thousand transactions per second.
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OmiseGO is currently based on cryptocurrency Ethereum protocol.
You can check OmiseGO's market cap and volume on widget of our partner.
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Type
| coin | token |
Founding Date
| 2014 | 2017 |
Country
| International | International |
Languages
| No data | No data |
Team
| Public | Public |
Protocol
| Public blockchain | Public blockchain |
Current price (USD)
| 0.0075 | 0.1850 |
All-time high (USD)
| 0.1429 | 28.3500 |
Price change (24h)
| -2.30 | -1.23 |
Volume (24h)
| 657408.58413 | 171181.05629 |
Hashrate
| 174880000 | No data |
Max Supply
| 21000000000.00000 | 140245398.00000 |
Total supply
| No data | No data |
Circulating Supply
| 17764057914.79800 | 140245398.24513 |
Transaction speed / Block time
| 560 | 2700 |
Transaction fee
| No data | No data |
Mining profitability
| No data | No data |
Algorithm
| Multiple | No data |
Proof type
| PoW | No data |
Fully premined
| No data | No data |
Smart contract address
| No data | No data |
Total coins mined
| 13345653625.81080 | No data |
Is trading
| yes | No data |
Block reward
| 650.865597094528 | No data |
Block time
| 75 | No data |
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| User rating | 5 user review | 3 user review |
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| About |
DigiByte (DGB) is an open-source cryptocurrency launched in 2014. As of now, the coin is close to the bottom of the top 50 cryptocurrencies by market cap. DigiByte relies on the Proof-of-Work consensus mechanism hence it can be mined. The currency is deflationary and built using the Bitcoin code but unlike Bitcoin, its total supply is limited to 21 billion DGB. Another priority of DigiByte currency is the speed of transactions. Currently, the network is capable of performing over one thousand transactions per second.
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OmiseGO is currently based on cryptocurrency Ethereum protocol.
You can check OmiseGO's market cap and volume on widget of our partner.
Also you can see the latest OMG price on Cryptogeek.info. You can leave your feedback and reviews about OmiseGO cryptocurrency here.
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| Type | Type coin | Type token |
| Founding Date | Founding Date 2014 | Founding Date 2017 |
| Country | Country International | Country International |
| Languages | Languages No data | Languages No data |
| Team | Team Public | Team Public |
| Protocol | Protocol Public blockchain | Protocol Public blockchain |
| Current price (USD) | Current price (USD) 0.0075 | Current price (USD) 0.1850 |
| All-time high (USD) | All-time high (USD) 0.1429 | All-time high (USD) 28.3500 |
| Price change (24h) | Price change (24h) -2.30 | Price change (24h) -1.23 |
| Volume (24h) | Volume (24h) 657408.58413 | Volume (24h) 171181.05629 |
| Hashrate | Hashrate 174880000 | Hashrate No data |
| Max Supply | Max Supply 21000000000.00000 | Max Supply 140245398.00000 |
| Total supply | Total supply No data | Total supply No data |
| Circulating Supply | Circulating Supply 17764057914.79800 | Circulating Supply 140245398.24513 |
| Transaction speed / Block time | Transaction speed / Block time 560 | Transaction speed / Block time 2700 |
| Transaction fee | Transaction fee No data | Transaction fee No data |
| Mining profitability | Mining profitability high | Mining profitability low |
| Algorithm | Algorithm Multiple | Algorithm No data |
| Proof type | Proof type PoW | Proof type No data |
| Fully premined | Fully premined No data | Fully premined No data |
| Smart contract address | Smart contract address No data | Smart contract address No data |
| Total coins mined | Total coins mined 13345653625.81080 | Total coins mined No data |
| Is trading | Is trading yes | Is trading No data |
| Block reward | Block reward 650.865597094528 | Block reward No data |
| Block time | Block time 75 | Block time No data |
Social
Website
| www.digibyte.io | omisego.network |
| @DigiByteCoin | @omise_go |
| Website | Website www.digibyte.io | Website omisego.network |
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| Twitter @DigiByteCoin | Twitter @omise_go |
Advantages
| High speed Strong community Many algorithms for mining available | Lots of large partners including banks Safe payments Catchy ticker |
Disadvantages
| Relatively low market performance | Not backed Transactions could be faster |
Rating
| User rating | User rating 5 user review | User rating 3 user review |
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| Cryptogeek rating | Cryptogeek rating | Cryptogeek rating |
| Advantages | Advantages High speed Strong community Many algorithms for mining available | Advantages Lots of large partners including banks Safe payments Catchy ticker |
| Disadvantages | Disadvantages Relatively low market performance | Disadvantages Not backed Transactions could be faster |
DigiByte (DGB) user rating is 4.8, based on 5 user reviews. OmiseGO (OMG) user rating is 3, based on 3 user reviews.
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