Chart is still there but it's weird - zoom out and you'll get what I mean. Could be some cross API issues or smth like that.
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/cryptsy/drkbtc

EDIT:


They think it's October now 

Seems the trolls are planning on making their scamcoin look as similar to this project as possible.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1020627.160

+1

A merchant manual (good name b.t.w.) is now one of the highest priorities this project should have IMO.

If you look at bitpay's integration page for subscribers it's the business (see below). Dash needs something like that as a front door. This is where Dash project can make huge gains from its bitcoin commercial compatibility.

For example, here is a top of the range (I already tried it) eCommerce back-end that thousands (if not millions) of small businesses are now using:

http://www.ecwid.com

Here is bitpay's plugin for that facility:

https://github.com/bitpay/ecwid-plugin

It is piss-easy to add bitcoin as a payment method to your ECWID eCommerce site. It is a NIGHTMARE to add Paypal. The main reason for that is the complexity of all the  counterparty interfaces (i.e. eCommerce --> Paypal --> Banking System --> Customer). Even once you've added it, you might not get paid because the customer might have a valid Paypal account but no money in their bank account. I can tell you, Paypal is dead meat. They must know it as well - it is the worst of both worlds (old banking world shoe-horned into an electronic platform).

Dash has a huge lead here from being able to lever all these cryptocurrency interfaces. IMO it should capitalise on that lead immediately to allow all Bitpay merchants who currently accept Bitcoin to accept Dash as well.

There is no other anonymous altcoin which is in this position.

To see all the possible eCommerce integrations which are open to Dash, go here: https://bitpay.com/integrations

Bitfinex looks like the biggest troll of all...

https://twitter.com/bitfinex/status/598553421877157890

I don't think this is reasonable, so I'll be leaving this exchange.
If they don't have time to change some labels they better close it.

History in the making (again) 

I am sorry i could not help my self, at least some inspired writing came out of it. Who knows maybe my last sentence might resonate with some of them.

I think it is a bit unfair the way that you are using rhetoric to support your cause. Since most of us had to discover what the world was really like by our self, most of us where not born into an enlightened environment. Therefore the paradigm shift towards this type of counter culture can happen later in life. Most of us did not see the dystopia coming, and at some point believed in the illusion of mainstream society since most of us where not born into this alternative understanding. Unless you had very special parents, which is how the cycle can be broken.

I am a supporter of DASH since I think if it did become more widely adopted it would make the world a much better place. Since most cryptocurrencies are profoundly better then fiat currencies and the centralized banking systems that most people use today. I do appreciate you bringing these issues to our attention, since I embrace criticism, so I thank you for that. I just do not think you always go about it in the right way. I have looked up and researched the issues you have mentioned, and I do believe that these points of centralization are just temporary solutions that will be decentralized in the future as is claimed by the developers of DASH.

You are actually making Monero look bad which is not fair on Monero either since you are just an individual speaking out freely and you do not necessarily represent the spirit of the Monero community. I actually hold several anon coins including Monero which I personally think is a great project, I also do love reading George Orwell. We should all just be able to get along, instead of fighting each other we should focus on the bigger picture and bring the cryptocurrency revolution to the rest of the world.

So, with Bitcoin now firmly in the hands of the Banks and private interests (Banks have announced that they will be using Bitcoin to transfer funds internationally and to settle accounts, buying and selling to fiat immediately, like merchants, so not really adding anything to the infrastructure, just using it).  Will people continue to support the network?  I'm sure, as long as there is value in Bitcoin, the miners will continue to mine (as centralized as it already is)  But the ~5000 nodes +_ are run by people investing their time and money into running them for the good of the network.  Will they continue to support this?  Are they even individuals anymore?  Have the Banks been supporting Bitcoin all this time under the radar?  How centralized is Bitcoin now?

This could be the death blow to an alternate, fiat free, non-manipulable world currency.
Or just the first real battle we have to win.

Bitcoin is centralized.
Bitcoin is now controlled by private parties (MIT, and probably Banks through MIT)
Bitcoin is not at all fungible.  Hence, coins are colored depending on where they've been used in the past, therefore not interchangeable when places like coinbase won't accept them because they've been through a gambling site, etc...
Bitcoin is submitting itself to be regulated, mostly by the US government.

Ladies and Gentlemen, we have work to do!

http://www.alt-market.com/articles/2545-they-are-slowly-making-cash-illegal

damn, now i love DASH even more... fuck you OBSERVERS

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So why are they doing this?

The truth is that they want to discourage the public from using cash.  Our government, just like governments all over the planet, is not being shy about the fact that it does not like cash.  If they can make people afraid to use cash, that suits their purposes very well.

And i could not resist not to comment...

stop cheating.

we all know you will be deleting all these posts to make sure you get on page 5k.

... responses to the BASHERS of us DASHERS.