I’ve seen chains get stuck when hash rate drops suddenly. DigiByte adjusts its difficulty every block, not every two weeks. That means the network always finds blocks at the target time, no matter the mining power. It’s a small change with huge impact. It prevents the long confirmation times we saw on Bitcoin during the 2017 congestion. Satoshi’s design was simple, but we’ve learned a lot since then. DigiByte incorporated those lessons early. If you’re interested in how difficulty adjustment evolved, this history is surprisingly engaging.