"DigiBytes are too easy to mine, especially by noobs."
The idea is to encourage decentralization and create a widely distributed network. In order to do that, things need to be easy. That's the theory, and original idea behind cryptocurrencies.
RE: The truth behind the continuing DigiByte crash
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The truth behind the continuing DigiByte crash
Yes but look for example at BTC, it's extremely decentralised, used very often and is very accessible. However it's very hard to mine nowdays, they fixed this problem handling in satoshi's, that way the BTC didn't have to plunder in value like DGB did and is still minable in satoshi quantities.
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Are you sure BTC is so decentralised? If the managers of the top 3-4 mining pools were to collude, they would command a majority of the hash rate. I don't know if DGB is doing it correctly, but lowering the barriers for small miners seems like a good idea.
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