Lol don't be so delusional and paranoid. I don't own any Apple products nor do I care about what goes in their store, but there have been a few articles over last few months saying that they have a pretty short list of things they will allow: 
https://news.bitcoin.com/apple-approves-three-cryptocurrencies/
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/monero-coming-jaxx-wallets-including-ios-with-apple-s-blessing-1476224917

So, if Apple only allows maybe 5-10 cryptocurrencies in their store at all, why would they allow the #30 by marketcap and maybe #40 by volume traded on their store? Especially when it's a straight clone of Bitcoin with a huge premine. I think, for instance, Vertcoin and Groestlcoin have both had iOS wallets rejected fairly recently. Maybe don't be so crazy and combative, it kind of smells like desperation.

CryptKeeper, are you and how much are you getting paid to run this thread? Are there other people on "the team" getting compensated? Where's the money coming to pay people, presuming people are getting paid?

Lol you have minergate in your signature dude.

Maybe I'm slow, but you don't seem to mention at all how you're going to keep <redacted> pegged at one USD, do you?

Check out whattomine.com, I'm pretty sure you'll be much better off mining something else and converting to BTC then DCR.

Why? Because transactions can be larger? I don't think this is a big issue for Monero, but less of an issue for Aeon where mixin 0 txs are still allowed, as it makes things pruneable, right?

That must be why so many of the top coins are PoS, right? Ohyea, none in the top five are, and in the top ten there's not really a pure PoS coin either (I'll give you that dash and steem are PoS variants).

It's really pretty easy nowadays, at least to get up and running, especially in a virtual environment. Lubuntu is a good lightweight distribution, if you're so inclined.

Yes, if you know the password to the wallet, and you have both the wallet file and the wallet.keys file, then you should be able to just open it up in the latest version of monero-wallet-cli I think.

That must be why so many of the top coins are PoS, right? Ohyea, none in the top five are, and in the top ten there's not really a pure PoS coin either (I'll give you that dash and steem are PoS variants).

The flag is "--data-dir C:\some\other\directory"

Wouldn't it consume less resources to run a lightweight 64bit linux distro in VM?

I think Decred has had cold staking for almost a year. And re: bitbay, waves, and syscoin, why would anyone want to buy these completely premined ICO ponzi tokens just to use a marketplace or smart contract? Openbazaar exists now, with shapeshift integrated, meaning you can use Bitcoin or most legitimate alts to shop on a marketplace that has, you know, actual products listed. And at this point it seems like no one is using smart contracts for anything, but they're coming for bitcoin on rootstock soon anyway.

Re: Komodo, just another jl777 ICO money grab scam, imo.

I don't use slack, that's why I asked for someone to tell me about how much blackballs are going for, and if it's more or less than whiteballs.

Is there an OTC exchange for blackballs? Any reports on how much they're going for relative to whiteballs?

Way to answer the question.

What does community have to do with currency? Is there a USD community? A CNY community? Even to talk of a Bitcoin community is quite ridiculous imo; is it just the developers? The reddit users? The darknet suppliers and buyers? The degenerates like you and I that banter on shitcointalk?

Lol does that make dash the conservative Christians of cryptocurrency? What does a currency have to do with values and morals? Is there an official dash religion that sanctions views on abortion and transgender people using bathrooms that aren't listed on their birth certificate?

I understand the desire to dump Qubit, since nzsquirrell seems pretty anti-ASIC, and there are now ASICs for Quark and Qubit (and X11) for the last year or so. There are certainly a lot of alternatives to just inserting another generic GPU-targeted algorithm, like Neoscrypt, especially since UIS already all GPU algos besides yescrypt (although some are probably FPGA-mineable as well). Could do something with some GPU/CPU parity, like cryptonight, or something like the BURST proof-of-capacity algo that uses HD space, or something completely different. I guess ultimately it's basically up to nzsquirrell, since he will probably be the one who implements any change...