Does anyone know the details about the reconverge technology? My MNs and client nodes are all at a few different block heights. I would normally reindex to get on the right fork, but I'm taking this as an opportunity to test it. How long should I wait to see if my nodes and MNs reconverge? Is it a certain number or frequency of blocks that it checks? Will my MNs require a "masternode start" when they figure out the right fork? They currently show in the masternode list, but I imagine when they switch to the correct fork, that may no longer be the case.

I would love a good explanation of what to expect, or if anyone knows that they reconverged. Are there any messages in the log file that could confirm it is working?

Thanks all! Looking forward to testing this out!

11.1.25 is coming soon

NO YOU'RE WRONG.

Evan wanted SDC tech. You got it ass backwards.

he is most likely still compiling ... try again a bit later

Me neither, just saying I'm already on .22 ^^

The only problem with your argument is it's not correct.  Spreadcoin is not a copy paste of Darkcoin.  Spreadcoin's masternode system is written from scratch.  In fact, it's so good, that very shortly after the Spreadcoin developer released the code, Evan Duffield made a post detailing how he was going to do the exact same thing as what the Spreadcoin dev did.

Seriously, look at the time stamps here:

http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=37.0 - Our dev releases his code January 27, 2015, 11:48:42 AM

https://darkcointalk.org/threads/v0-11-1-instantx-development-update.3769/ - Your dev writes his masternode update thread: January 27, 2015, 3:14 PM

And here is our dev explaining that's exactly what Spreadcoin already did: https://darkcointalk.org/threads/v0-11-1-instantx-development-update.3769/page-2#post-39115

Recommended Confirmation Time: 1 block (10 secs) for BitShares, 1 block (10 secs) for Ripple.


http://wiki.bitshares.org/index.php/BitShares/Why_BitShares

 BUMP!!

I downloaded the linux file (darkcoin-0.11.1.19-linux.tar.gz) from both sources and ran them through UltraCompare Professional Version 15.0.0.1006 using fast and slow binary compare modes.  NO DIFFERENCES.

Can somebody scan them using different tools?

Another way in which InstantX is a game changer

InstantX is a game changer in many ways, but I think one of the most important aspects is it allows Darkcoin to stand on its own from a Point of Sale perspective.  For example, one of our Darkcoin Ambassadors is located in a nice tourist spot in Brasil and we are right now discussing strategy about his region.  We believe there is a nice opportunity for small tourist shops in beach towns around Brasil where a lot of customers are American or  European.  

Instant X opens up this type of market to us, the idea of tourists shops in small towns taking crypto is obviously not novel. Tourists can take coins on their phones or laptops without having to deal with customs issues or exchanging money when they reach their destination.  But cryptocurrency wasn't practical for small brick and mortar shops, until InstantX came about because it is a lot to ask for small souvenir shops around the world to establish relationships with payment processors like Bitpay, to be able to quickly serve customers.

No one wants to pay for something on a souvenir shop and wait 10 minutes before you can leave, also if you are a small tourist shop in Brazil you don't want to be obliged to have a relationship with some payment processing company in the United States or let people leave your shop without a confirmed payment is just not a good feeling and is a form of centralization.

Darkcoin, through InstantX, allows brick and mortar shops around the world to take crypto on their own without having to get service from some foreign company that will come with a bunch of KYC requirements, and do it in a way where you can serve customers just as fast, if not faster, than with credit cards.

No relationship with a bank or any other company necessary and no fees, if anything they just need to learn how to exchange their crypto for fiat in exchanges or just start spending crypto directly. This is way more scalable from a global perspective than expecting companies to confirm payments on behalf of people it is included directly in the protocol no need for workarounds and third parties.

I am excited to see what we can do with this in the Darkcoin Ambassador Group we are already 30 volunteers looking to promote Darkcoin on our cities if you want to help, just reach out.

That's also mean that the MN network is really healthy.
no?

WOW!! I just did an instantX transaction in 4 seconds on mainnet.... This is even faster than we thought :-)

Edit: faster than Credit and Debit cards :-)