Believe it or not this is where DGB is going.
Unfortunately, long-term data as it relates to USD is absent from Tradingview due to the poloniex delisting. However, with a bit of due diligence you can find the missing data from other sources. My guess is that if long-term data for this coin was currently circulating this site, the price of DGB would be already much higher at this juncture.
Also, you can basically ignore the timeframe here, as I had to make some adjustments just to paint a long-term picture here.
A simple fib-extension from $0.0002 back in March 2017, up to DGB's all-time-high @ $.14 (in 2018), mapped back to DGB's bottom of $0.0026 (in March 2020) will give you this chart.
Digibyte has so much room to run. This is just the beginning. I'll map out some future price points below as it relates to market cap.
Marketcap -------------- Price
$1.3 billion -------->> $0.093
$2 billion -------->>> $0.14
$3 billion -------->>> $0.21
$5 billion -------->>> $0.36
$10 billion -------->>> $0.72
$14 billion -------->>> $1.00
(As usual, this is not financial advice ;)
Unfortunately, long-term data as it relates to USD is absent from Tradingview due to the poloniex delisting. However, with a bit of due diligence you can find the missing data from other sources. My guess is that if long-term data for this coin was currently circulating this site, the price of DGB would be already much higher at this juncture.
Also, you can basically ignore the timeframe here, as I had to make some adjustments just to paint a long-term picture here.
A simple fib-extension from $0.0002 back in March 2017, up to DGB's all-time-high @ $.14 (in 2018), mapped back to DGB's bottom of $0.0026 (in March 2020) will give you this chart.
Digibyte has so much room to run. This is just the beginning. I'll map out some future price points below as it relates to market cap.
Marketcap -------------- Price
$1.3 billion -------->> $0.093
$2 billion -------->>> $0.14
$3 billion -------->>> $0.21
$5 billion -------->>> $0.36
$10 billion -------->>> $0.72
$14 billion -------->>> $1.00
(As usual, this is not financial advice ;)