Digibyte (DGB) has seen a significant price growth over the last week, and especially in the last 24 hours. The project is heading back to its YTD high, and while there is still some way to go, the progress is certainly being made.
Digibyte in 2020
Digibyte’s YTD chart shows a rather unique price performance, still featuring ups and downs in tandem with the rest of the market, but one look shows that Digibyte seems to be following its own path most of the time.
In the early days of 2020, the project’s price stood at $0.005255, and while its growth did start soon after that, it was rather mild compared to the rest of the crypto world.
Around February 14th, Bitcoin and the rest of the market reached a peak of the bull run, and then they started to drop. Digibyte followed this trend, although its mid-March price crash wasn’t nearly as severe as that of the rest of the market.
DGB then started seeing mild recovery, going from its new bottom at $0.003083 to $0.006395 in April. What followed was a mild correction, which then turned into a major price surge that took it all the way up to $0.025546 in only a month.
Investors started buying DGB rapidly during this month, between early April and early May. However, after reaching the mentioned peak, DGB saw a corredtion, followed by a struggle to once again reach this level and breach it.
The coin finally did it in early August, and the breach caused an even higher surge to $0.047626 by August 15th.
A correction and a new spike up
At this point, DGB has