I'm a huge fan of Digibyte, just discovered it (along with Steem) this past weekend as the big pop & drop of crypto got me back into the game that I'd been on the sidelines of since 2014.

However, whenever anyone brings up the Minecraft thing I just feel it's misleading. When first researching the coin, it makes it seem like they'll be partnered with Mojang and have a system like they did (cause it's offline atm) with CS:GO, WoW and League of Legends, but it isn't. It's one Minecraft server (that I believe Digibyte owns, don't think it's on like an existing very popular server with a fan base) that will have the ability to mine digibyte literally in the game. Which is cool but way different than a Mojang partnership.

What's really promising in the near future is that Digiusign is in the finalists for the Citi competition and they'll be showing it off to representatives like Facebook, Microsoft and IBM on June 9th and might get some investor capital pumped into it.

While I love the gaming side of things, it's what really got my into DGB, the technical aspects of it are way more powerful and promising in the near future while they still tweak the gaming side of things which sadly is on hold for them at the moment but I have a lot of faith in the company, the chain and the coin.