Quote Quote from: thelonecrouton on September 01, 2014, 02:30:49 PM Quote from: tungfa on September 01, 2014, 01:49:54 PM Quote from: thelonecrouton on September 01, 2014, 01:48:52 PM Ah, just anonymised another few hundred DRK. I do like watching that process.  what setting (1-8) are you using ? 3 - then sending from a new virgin address via a VPN (also paid for in DRK) until we have built-in IP obfuscation. Secure enough for my orders from inflatablenuns .com! (Which are mailed to a rented mailbox paid for in cash by a rented street urchin, and couriered from there to me by the local gay biker gang, who would never tell, because they simply adore me.)  HaHaaa nice set up !! |
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Quote Quote from: falsealarm_bf on September 01, 2014, 03:22:25 AM I am hoping this new Foundation is going to move to counter the points made in the last paragraph of the attached article. I don't think about the rest of the assessment made but the simple statement of developer attentiveness vs community interaction and exchange liquidity I can't help agree with. There is a need to quickly meet some solid milestones there in parallel with all the development milestones met. http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/darkcoin-price-fell-20-week/2014/08/31Ps. Community interaction means general acceptance and real life implementation, and not the troll vs fanboy interaction that used to go on here +1  |
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Quote Quote from: georgem on September 01, 2014, 02:34:21 PM Quote from: RenegadeMan on September 01, 2014, 01:09:54 PM Ofcourse, but don't take my post out of context. It was meant as answer to TheTruth4 who said he is "in doubt if an everage user is gonna be ready to wait that long". (for development to be finished) I don't care if the average user is ready for anything. We need commited users, willing to stand behind darkcoin, help its development, hold the community together and spread the message. And this for the next few years at least! And while we do that the average users will simply follow, much like flies who are attracted to a light source. The light source will not come from the average users, but from the commited users. + 1 well said ! there is a lot to do come join and bring more people ....>> https://darkcointalk.org  |
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Quote Quote from: tesquenure on July 03, 2014, 10:45:36 AM Quote from: eltito on July 03, 2014, 07:03:52 AM I'm going to be having a boy! Well, technically my wife is going to be. William. My first kid . Congrats "Dad, what was the world before DRK ?" "Realy, you use paper from trees for payed ?" "Mam, he joke isn't it !!!" Haaaaa …. |
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Quote Quote from: salmion on August 26, 2014, 10:37:14 AM Quote from: BagHolder010 on August 26, 2014, 10:29:38 AM The instamine is probably all gone. It's 8 months on. People traded 1000's before the massive spike happened, which was ages after launch so if someone with massive amounts held that long good on them. If you look at the rich list the distribution is way better than most coins. If you need to pay bills with your crypto you've over extended. I don't have enough for a masternode either. If you have 200 dark you can buy shares in vertoe's masternode service. If you have enough and don't have the technical knowledge Ghosplayer/yiddakee has a help desk/setup service. There are currently no "delays" RC4 is launched and works. The review is happening. The PR will come. Bitching/trolling isn't going to make you rich overnight. +1 |
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Hi gang. can someone please explain who and why posts are getting deleted? i thpught thus was an unmoderated forum?!?
Some people just delete their posts, I believe for privacy reasons. IDK why though, that shit stays on the internet forever via caching services like Google. I see it in a lot of threads. It was very common from certain people in the speculation thread, they even said that's what they were doing.
thats not the case here.. people are getting pm from bitcoin forum moderators telling them that their post has been removed due to ''off topic reasons or other reasons''
its all done very randomly.
well thats complete BS... if its unmoderated... its unmoderated... so, bitcoin forum guys explain yourself
s please.
The mods here are a pack of wankers. Every time I report a post at least one of my own golden nuggets of pure wisdom and beauty gets deleted, and the shit I was reporting remains untouched more often than not. C'est la vie.
well i think we need to get to the bottom of this. ihadnt really noticed untill today... this is unacceptable... especially when messages from Trolls and FUDDSTERs are NOT being deleted... that is going to be a big problem.
I've realised I've had posts deleted today too. Mostly ones where I've quoted someone and added +1 or +100. I followed up the instructions in one of the PMs on how to contact them about the deletion and it results in:
"User 'Bitcoin Forum' has blocked your personal message."
What I'd said in my message was:
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Okay, quite a few of us have suddenly become aware our post are being deleted. Can you please explain what's going on? We've all been operating under (what now appears to be) a misapprehension that this forum i unmoderated. What will cause a post to be deleted? Who is taking this action and how do we contact that person to discuss how to keep content from being deleted?
Bitcointalk can you please respond as to what's going on here and why we're getting our posts deleted? We need to know that a level of integrity exists and our content isn't being deleted.
+1 (lets see if this +1 gets deleted)
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Thank you 'moderator' , it is always a pleasure to get one from you …..>>
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http://coinmarketcap.com/https://www.coingecko.com/cool .. didnt know this one yet. added to my favourites. The rankings at coingecko.com indicated that our community has a lot of potential to grow compared to coins like RDD, DOGE or LTC (even VTC and BC perform better). If you love Darkcoin, here are some things you can do: Community Developer Help the community to grow. (http://" https://darkcointalk.org/threads/help-the-community-to-grow.1105/") +1 |
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Quote from: dewdeded on July 27, 2014, 01:08:44 PM
Just ignore this shit. I can guarantee you, no1 outside the die-hard altcoin-scene will ever hear about "Darkcash". Won't harm cryptos.
And BTW, if some crypto-currency newbs may fall for it & loose some bucks, they will learn a solid lesson from it. (The earlier you get ripped/scammed, the sooner you tighten security.)
Newbies get ripped/scammed in most (IT) "scenes", sub-cultures or mass movements. It's bad, but it's not a major problem.
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Quote Why trust Evan ? Because he is fucking good ! And he don't fear to change the world where he live in. -> SHA-256 is full of ASIC ? Scrypt draw a lot of power and ASIC coming ... Ok, Evan create X11 -> Block reward and halvening is perfectible ? ... Ok, Evan creates a custom block reward formula to protect the market -> Difficulty adjustement is not good enough ? ... Ok, Evan implements his own and release the DGW -> BTC is not anonymous ? ... Ok, DRK will be ! let's go Master nodes, I2P, Ring signature DRK is under development, DRK is not stable, DRK can fork and force us to be reactive in wallet and deamon update... But DRK, lead the charge of the new generation of cryptocurrency ! Let DRK the time to be the number one I agree with you 100%, long live drkcoin and in Evan we trust [/quote] +1 |
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Hi TanteStefana2,
Probably my post will be out of context, but I want to write here, before a full dump or a full pump.
I didn't sell my DRKs on the last days for several reasons. One of them was the hard work of the dev team (Evan mainly) and the DRK community (cheaplin,Alex you and many others, sorry, I can't remember the name of so many people).
Other reason was because I believe in this product (yeah, I don't like the name too much, but it can be promoted with a little marketing later).
But the most rare reason when I was thinking about DRK (sell or hold, that's the question), was you. Not sure if you are a woman or a man, but your nickname looks like a woman, and you are a rare specimen on these forums (too much kids and testosterone all around).
Few pages ago, you was writing about DRK and it was the last click to hold all my DRKs.
If go down, we will be in the same ship. if go up, hope we can prepare a virtual party sometime in the near future.
I'm not so young, but I'm energetic and happy to be here with all these contributors.
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DRK will promote freedom, actual freedom to gzillion people out there. Not only hi-end capital, but safe small tx too. Be it large volume, be it micro-tx. Totally private and anon.
The first real "e-money" ever.
THIS IS HERE AND NOW... Evan is just ironing some kinks. Testnet is getting stronger by the second!
1. It will get to totally private and (almost completely) anon when it gets anonymity enhancements + strong IP obfuscation.
2. It's not simply ironing out. I don't think people understand that altering the Bitcoin protocol in such a fundamental way, and making it resilient, is huge. It sounds simple in concept ("we'll add 10-20% payment to the node") but the delays should make everyone appreciate that it isn't.
Bitcoin is going against everything that we know regarding "coding" in the sense that ...it doesn't break! If you alter it in some ways, it can break. I don't even know if it is possible to alter it in a way that doesn't introduce some kind of vulnerability. Evan will need all the help he can get with this, not only by experienced people who do quality testing, but also by experienced coders that might be able to find different solutions in things that he can't see. The task of ...defying Satoshi's codebase, even by modifying it and trying to preserve its resilience, is no small feat.
A month ago I wrote:
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I think it's a safe bet to assume there'll be another hard fork later on to fix bugs that appear live. The masternode payment system is a complex system and its doubtful that testnet has evaluated all possible scenarios where it can break.
Now remember... Bitcoin has redefined stability in a way that altcoins should be ...ashamed of themselves, really. Almost any changes that altcoins do on the bitcoin codebase, result in some type of problem. Or if they are written entirely from scratch, they have tons of issues (like CN coins, POS coins etc) because, well... they weren't written by the brilliance of Satoshi who had every parameter and possible eventuality almost mapped-out. The guy was thinking about variable types that expire in decades... His mind had a branch-prediction of seemingly every possible eventuality.
In my estimation it will require quite a bit of time to get everything sorted out but that's no blocker really because actual development projects require time. Writing a whitepaper just to initiate a pump & dump, without any substance behind it, takes just 40 minutes. Any coin that promises the world and skips the "ok, but where is the development time that is needed to do all these?" is nothing more than a scam. DRK isn't leading because it solved everything in a week. It's building upon months and months of work / new code / trials.
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However this isn't even close to what we see. Time and time again, thousands of DRK are dumped, and the price only moves a handful of percent. Now, I get clearly this is biased as you could point to times where this wasn't the case and DRK fell dramatically. Absolutley, but this isn't my point.
This thing actually started back in February. It seems to be almost inherent to DRK... Back then DRK was like 0.002... Around late February an exchange was hacked, the hacker took 330 BTCs and bought DRK that he then dumped on Poloniex. This would be enough to kill ANY coin at that stage. The dumps were massive. Yet, the coin rebound back to 0.002 and only after several waves of dumps the price went down to 0.001-0.0015. The resilience shown was even more mindblowing than the current one - as weird as it may sound given today's numbers, because the Feb numbers in terms of order book / liquidity / marketcap were faaaaar smaller...
There is simply no single coin out there with the resilience of DRK, whether it's the community acting as a pillar of stability, whale buyers, or a combination of both.
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Hey Guys and girls i am running a little "Regulatory +1 Experience" here, so bear with me as the next posts were all deleted last night and I am trying to figure out what happens when i repost them !? Ready ?! For Freedom of Speech on BTCtalk !!! |
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wie jetzt ? keiner da ? muss ich mich nun die ganze zeit mit vertoe unterhalten ?! hahaaaa na du vertoe wie is es ? mal ganz anders so in deutsch ! ist ja alles ehr aufregend im moment, bin mal sehr gespannt wie sich das - heute (whitepaper / instant transactions) - Montag (RC5) - nächste Woche (Open Source) alles so entwickelt !!! |
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My 22 last posts have just been deleted from this thread by a thread moderator! 22 posts deleted!!!
Does anyone know what is going on? I have email confirmation of all the deletions dated from the 18th. This is unbelievable, all my posts about Darktor, the secure operating system, all the ideas we have been discussing , every post been deleted....
F....k the btctalk admin i had all post delegated regarding the atlas LTC rant might have to repost them just for the fun of it !!! (they are so paid off by somebody !!) |
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I never thought the recent updates from Evan would impact the BTC price so greatly.
This is pretty much everything we have been waiting months for: 1) RC5 perfects RC4/DarkSend 2) Open source (HUGE!) 3) Code review complete 4) Initial version of enforcement coming 5) Promise of insanely good technology (Instant Transactions) It's not a trifecta. it's a five-fecta. So do we really think this drop in BTC is people leaving BTC and buying DRK? Just market forces? Or Visa/Mastercard/WesternUnion trying to protect their transaction fees and forcing a bit of price suppression? No way if all those BTC sells would come for DRK with all that cash we would be through the roof already !!!! |
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