DigiByte Space Summary (~4 hrs, Oct 2026 Speakers: Trencher (host), Scott (co-host), James (3D artist, Leon's younger brother), Chosen One, Chopper/Brian (DigiAssets/DigiHash), Green, Stake, DigiByte World, Jesse, Majestic. AJ referenced throughout but not on mic. $DGB 1. Digiman "Lock 'Em Up" video — James (00:02–00:24) - James joined briefly to preview the DigiDollar lock-day ad. Built in real 3D "with actual human effort" rather than AI, which he called dull. Rendered on a render farm (would have taken days locally). - **Storyline:** indoor + outdoor scenes. Digiman walks to a vault, grabs a DGB coin, throws it in; a flash, then rivers of coins pour into the vault; it closes, he backs out. A flyover/landing scene. A 2D text overlay: "Every 17th — lock 'em up" (wording adjustable). - Portrait format first for TikTok/X; landscape later. Runs slightly over a minute. Minor glitches to polish in later versions. - Offered to **open-source the Digiman models** so nobody reinvents the wheel. Trencher relayed AJ's idea to sell the videos/models as DigiAssets to earn DGB; James agreed to look into it and said he has years of assets to list. Scott offered to help set up DigiAssets (testing ongoing in the background). - AJ's long-term idea: a **Digiman video game**. James said he'd been thinking the same — start small, iterate on feedback. He'd use Unreal Engine over Unity (free until ~$100k revenue, better graphics/stability). - Backstory: ~10 years ago in Afghanistan his 3D tutorial went viral (over a million channel views) because of weirdly-posed characters; earned little due to regional ad rates and YouTube policy changes. - **Leon update (via James):** positive, in a better spot, more steps ahead; details withheld for safety. CCS continues getting updates. Trencher added Leon is actively working on DigiDollar support for CCS after handling personal matters — "DigiDollar is coming." James ran CCS security while Leon was offline. - James dropped sneak-peek images in comments and will release when done and community-approved. ## 2. X groups + Muse automation (00:24–00:45) - Trencher created two X groups: **DigiByte Discussions** (strategy, event coordination) and **DigiByte Content** (post links only, for the community to boost engagement — no chatter). Links in comments. - Pitched Meta's new AI app **Muse**: with X API credits connected it posts on a schedule; it also transcribes/summarizes space recordings from a link in the background. Free tier resets weekly; he's spent ~$1 on X API credits. He'd write posts in his own words and have Muse post at peak times (12/3/6). Said James posts daily via it. - Scott's pushback: appreciates it but his posts stay "100% authentic"; wary of automation costs stacking; AI image/video attempts frustrated him; he's "six spaces behind" uploading recordings to DigiScope. Trencher clarified it's for scheduling his own writing, not AI-written posts. - Scott's audience idea (from Master Leadership, as transcribed): form a group of under ~10 outward-facing media people who tag each other so audiences cross-pollinate; co-host each other's spaces. ## 3. Chosen One — first space ever (00:51–02:07, continued later) **Who he is:** PharmD, licensed 19 years / 31+ in pharmacy (Walgreens, South Florida), realtor, consultant pharmacist. Works 3–4 jobs, listens to every recorded space. DigiDollar price oracle (learned via Gitter with help from Green and others). **History:** Entered crypto late 2016/early 2017 on Poloniex; prayed over 2.3M listed coins and chose DigiByte. Bought biweekly, **never sold** — including at the 2018 ~$0.18 peak (could have cashed ~$250k). **Boots-on-the-ground work:** - Approaches 2–5+ people per outing (pharmacy, gym, grocery store) with a printed **DGB quick reference sheet**; burned four ink cartridges in three weeks. - Emailed the sheet to ~2,000–3,000 people — politicians, bankers, celebrities, news anchors; ~18% response rate. When the Blockchain Futurist Conference at