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Funny how these trolls have poems about DASH too. Truly a committed bunch.
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Does DASH have any plans for ATM machine or DEBIT card ?
ATM : At The Moment I don't think so. But it could be funded by Decentralized budget votes  IMO this is key to the next step. We need to have all the services BTC has.... DASH ATM ...DASH DEBIT Cards....Is this even possible? Why has it not been done or mentioned even ? Why did BITFINEX delist DASH? ...do they see it as a threat? It was a volume issue. In light of the whole Cryptsy controversy had they held out that would have reversed it very quickly. |
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You would have to own a majority of masternodes in order to attack instant transaction locks. The cost of acquiring this many nodes (currently about 1.7 million DASH) would be prohibitive, as there is obviously not that much available for sale and even if there was, the price would skyrocket if anyone tried to obtain this much.
AnonyMint wants a system that is NSA/state-resistant (well who wouldn't?), and a system where the state with its limitless resources can buy/bribe most of the masternodes does not pass the criteria. Current holders could become filthy rich in the process but the end result would be a government controlled coin. if the NSA is interested in "attack" DASH is because their volume is high, so the price they pay dont be 1.7 million, maybe 170! Maybe they'll just forego all worries and dump all yearly budgeted military spending on buying dash? So, 1,235,000 million? Yeah, buy things not solve things! Let's try to act overexcited as well. http://www.usgovernmentrevenue.com/current_revenueThink of the dank profits. That would be amazing to get a fraction of that money incoming into DASH! |
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How much could I make running 10 MASTERNODES for one year?
15% Please someone explain this after overhead, a masternode earns approximately 15% or 150 dash per year. so 10 masternodes would get me about 1500 dash per year? Roughly yes. You also make enough to open a new masternodes too, adding additional income. |
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How much could I make running 10 MASTERNODES for one year?
15% Please someone explain this after overhead, a masternode earns approximately 15% or 150 dash per year. Which at the moment is close to 300 USD. Still a better interest generating tool than anything in the mainstream markets currently. The stability helps with that too. With 20 Mns that could get you 3650 DASH, 3 more masternodes, and it just compounds after that. That would be 8687 dollars a year at that rate. I'm getting closer to 182 DASH a year per node. |
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I had invested a bit in ethereum, I currently mining it till it becomes unprofitable to buy other coins. It seemed to be a genius idea with big backing, it's hard to believe it was allowed to fail this badly.
I'll have to check out rootstock.
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Maybe its a good idea to stop using the Monero Guy meme...
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I wonder what Vertoe thinks now with decentralized governance being established? The foundation was put in place way before that was ever in our vocabulary.
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Lol, c'mon, you've done way more good for Monero in the last half hour just by chatting than icebreakers done in an entire year with his trolling Agreed. Respect usually leads to mutual respect. |
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Sure, but it is kind of strange how they all seem to support the same project. So whatever technological merits monero might have, they are (to my mind at least) cancelled out by the fact that the project seems to attract sociopaths in great numbers.
This sums it. |
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I have had interest in Monero for some time its the constant trolling that has kept me away from it.
The Monero folks that troll here? I doubt many of them contribute anything to Monero, they're mostly just parasites that want to see their profits grow and their post history is usually revealing. Funny thing is, if they spent as much time making an honest living as they do spreading FUD they'd probably make far more, pitiable really. Not only that but to see Monero reps in person doing the same thing did much more damage than good from an investor standpoint. If I wanted to be taken seriously I wouldn't be acting like that. |
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I have had interest in Monero for some time its the constant trolling that has kept me away from it.
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At first I thought the article directed at Cryptsy was mostly libel until I saw what happened to OTOH. Got most of my holding outs except for LTCX, I don't have a working wallet for that one yet.
Makes me glad I hold most my coins off the exchanges theses days.
Any ETA for when we can except a premiere for V13?
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uh - will this work on Pi?
As long as you have a masternode.conf set up, I don't see why not. cool - oh wait My MN.conf is setup on the WIN7 HOT-side I don't use it on COLD side - hummmm either side can send the vote since they both have the mnprivkey. I built the utility to work against my main (has keys) linux wallet with all the masternode.conf entries, but there's no reason I can't make it work on the internet side (for single-masternode owners) too. I don't even know if a internet-side daemon can even use the masternode.conf -- I'll take a look. I may have to update dashman to work against dash.conf entries too. Do we have to have the ./dashd running at the same time? I got an error as it was looking for dash-cli to be running in the background. This is on my hot side that im trying to achieve this. |
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That is a good question, how would you make it KYC AML compliant? It would have to be treated like cash. In that theory it shouldn't be any different.
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Any risk for ETF's being created to be used against bitcoin? I know right now it's a simple exchange more or less.
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I'll be watching this one closely. The next question will be when does the ETF premiere.
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hopefully we see Dash and Litecoin on there.
The real concern is if they begin to make ETF's on bitcoin, they can use this as a tool of destruction for crypto. Careful what we wish for here. |
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I actually thought it was pretty awsome.
The potential is huge no doubt about it. So is there any effective way to mine dash? I know there's the wolf drivers out for the 280x's. I'm concerned about the lack of GH in mining dash. It benefits both us MN operators and the currency. |
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and Ethereum is on its way out. it amazes me how fast Ethereum is on its way out I'm actually mining ethereum to buy Dash as the profitability is still good. Why is it on its way out? I'm DarkWater from DashTalk. its loosing marketcap so fast and they are also running out of funds. Basicly they now fully depend on others to start building services and make this thing work. Ethereum was catastrophically mismanaged from the beginning by a 20-year-old crypto-genius and business-moron. They lost HALF their funding by speculating on Bitcoin prices (instead of cashing out the $18 million at $500+ per bitcoin over a few months, they waited over a year and lost $9 million.) Then this kid gives several million ether from the Foundation's funds to people who barely participated in the project and who left many months ago. Then he fires/forces his CCO to quit. Instead of focusing on one implementation of the Ethereum client, they spend massive amounts of money and time trying to build three all at once. They miss God-knows how many release dates because they used "best-case" planning instead of worst-case. Their "revised" release date of March 20, 2015 was missed by over four months. It's a complete clown-saga over there. I knew that kid was going to get used. I really feel bad for him. He is obviously on spectrum and like you said, no business sense is very likely. Damn, I was hoping he might have good people taking care of him, but obviously not. I'm feeling sick for him and sincerely hope he isn't going to be in legal trouble. The first thing that I thought when I started working with ethereum is "wow this is painfully cumbersome". Like you said you basically have to learn a programming language to do even the most basic of tasks. The only value I see in it right now is that it's more profitable to mine it than Dash is with my 280x setup. I wanted those FPGAs for dash but that became vaporware. On ethereums management, that just sounds absolutely bonkers. It seemed like a promising idea with what looked like serious backing. It's not to say its ride is over yet, but it's getting off to a hellish start. |
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