Slander is spoken, dumbass. It's cute when kids try out new words but get their proper usage confused.  Yes, of course it is, and there's almost no doubt that you will have slandered Evan Duffield and Darkcoin/DASH in conversations you've had given the extraordinary level of hostility you're displaying (and if these have happened online, as they're likely to have, who knows whether you've been recorded spewing out your hate, anger and slander?) But, as you can see, your "work" is only helping the situation. If you continue on down this track you'll no doubt achieve a high level of Barbara Streisand effect on behalf of DASH so you'll only be accelerating its success (even more frustration for you....hell!). As I said , the life of a troll is a complex one and ultimately we can only feel sorry for how pathetic you are (but take heart, your DASH investment's going to do very well). |
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BS BS
blah blah blah
Absolutely hilarious! more bullshit iCEBREAKER, you just ruined your Hero account. I am sure soon you are gonna be flooded with negative trust rating too its a good thing he can still laugh about it.. although his laugh does sound kinda stressed. I just hope he doesnt fall apart under all this tension, he is after all our most favourite put on ignore troll What would we do without him ? I don't get it. He can make shit load of money by investing in Darkcoin. You don't have to be a genius to understand that there is a serious Venture capital interest in Darkcoin project. Plus, we havn't even started the major PR work after re-branding. The most optimistic price prediction per Dash would be around 40$. So i ask again, Why hate while you can profit?  You can GUARANTEE after his total failure to have any impact at all on DASH, his slightly more intelligent side has dragged his "complete and utter dickhead" side kicking and screaming to the DASH investment tribunal where some sense has been knocked into him. Now he's here spending his days in a torturous dichotomic 180º-out-of-phase mega-quandary of trying to work out how much more FUD he should do versus backing right off and enjoying the ride to see his DASH outperform anything else he's invested in by a magnitude of many. The life of a troll is complex and oh so difficult. We really should be setting up a benevolent fund for them as their future prospects are very limited. (and iCEFUCKER, before you go putting up "attack the attacker" headlines, consider this. What is it that has gone right inside of you, hooked on to something raw and sensitive and facilitated you becoming the " attacker" within the "attack the attacker" equation? An "attacker" is what you are....what's gotten hold of you and been the catalyst for such venom, slander and hate? Mmmm? That's the real question here). |
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everybody start creating troll accounts in readiness....if someone could do a scam on mining hardware that would be helpful too.
yeah lol maybe a pre-order on a X11 Asic machine or something ? Name it the IceBreaker after the VaultBreaker lol ... I think you're onto something. iCEBREAKER INDUSTRIES
DASHJET X11 ASIC Miner- 100GH/s Only 10000 DRK (Accepting DRK only, payments must remain anonymous, like me, don't ask why)
- Pre-Pre-Orders Now Being Taken - Please PM iCEBREAKER on BCT
- Fastest X11 Hashing Rig Available ANYWHERE
- Own those coin launches by using a special miner that's much faster than any others.....just make sure to blame someone else later. Trust me, this works.
- Mine loads of DRK/DASH to make up for not buying in when they were freely available for dust....no more tears of frustration, no more need to scream INSTAMINE! INSTAMINE! INSTAMINE!
- Maybe one day actually have sex with someone....that's my plan. Oh Please God. Please.
- Remember, PM iCEBREAKER on BCT, I'm waiting for your pre-pre-order - tapeout during next school break
Absolutely hilarious! iCEBREAKER this is what you've become; a laughing stock. I did try to warn you to consider and think about the nature of your engagement here, but like so many before you who commit themselves to extreme negativity because they're jealous or pissed off they boarded the wrong train, you wouldn't listen. Now we just have gems like this... - Maybe one day actually have sex with someone....that's my plan. Oh Please God. Please.
...that are so funny in light of what a stupid dick head you are, we'll be laughing ourselves silly for some time to come! Ha! |
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everybody start creating troll accounts in readiness....if someone could do a scam on mining hardware that would be helpful too.
yeah lol maybe a pre-order on a X11 Asic machine or something ? Name it the IceBreaker after the VaultBreaker lol ... I think you're onto something. iCEBREAKER INDUSTRIES
DASHJET X11 ASIC Miner- 100GH/s Only 10000 DRK (Accepting DRK only, payments must remain anonymous, like me, don't ask why)
- Pre-Pre-Orders Now Being Taken - Please PM iCEBREAKER on BCT
- Fastest X11 Hashing Rig Available ANYWHERE
- Own those coin launches by using a special miner that's much faster than any others.....just make sure to blame someone else later. Trust me, this works.
- Mine loads of DRK/DASH to make up for not buying in when they were freely available for dust....no more tears of frustration, no more need to scream INSTAMINE! INSTAMINE! INSTAMINE!
- Maybe one day actually have sex with someone....that's my plan. Oh Please God. Please.
- Remember, PM iCEBREAKER on BCT, I'm waiting for your pre-pre-order - tapeout during next school break
Absolutely hilarious! |
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The total value that I lost last week is now approaching £100,000. Enough to have made up the difference for us to buy a bigger place to live. Wow.
I know it's nearly impossible to NOT do this but you need to stop looking backwards at what might have been. Imagine what the 10,000 BTC pizza guy has been going through! You have masternode again which is a whole lot more than many here who are still trying to get to this achievement so it's onwards and upwards! |
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The market's gone a little bit volcanic. We're nearly back at 2 and that's getting into May 2014 territory.
It's actually exiting the 4 hour correction higher than it entered - some correction. Why does it have to do that the one time I choose to daytrade ?
This is a conspiracy.
It's the forces of DASHness Tok. They're working to rout all lingering doubters (which is what mostly keeps day trading bubbling along)! |
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Is there a graph showing masternode count from the beginning till now?
You can draw a graph from this list MN deployed 1 may 2 june 24 july 54 aug 101 sept 72 oct 121 nov 496 dec 2014 347 jan 205 feb 109 mar That only adds up to 1532. Where are the rest? |
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More of the regular rubbish I'm just besotted with posting
You are one worried individual aren't you! The sad thing is that not a single word you've written will be remembered. It will all just fade into the noise of the haters and mudslingers that tried everything to derail DASH. Do you realise you're just joining the ranks of all the people that have ever put shit on things that are good and worthwhile? Stop and have a think about that for a second; you're part of the naysayer team that adds NOTHING of value. That's who you are. |
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I posted part of this in another thread, but I'll put it up here too. I want both the people researching DASH for the first time, and the old holding veterans who are nervous the FUD might scare people away to know the viewpoint of someone fairly new.
As someone who came in "late" to DASH the past few months, I literally could not care less about all the "instamine" drama everyone whines about. There was obviously plenty of time when people could have bought in by the thousands for dirt cheap and they didn't do it. They're just angry that they blew their chance.
Before I bought DASH I looked into the technology, where it was going, and what some of their ideas for the future were. I looked at the dev team who pumps out a higher number of more innovative and bigger features faster than I've seen any other coin or tech company produce. And I looked at the fact that Bitcoin essentially hasn't changed the entire time I've been a proponent of it... That's really what sold me on it. DASH gets stuff done. They have the most innovative ideas, they have the skill set to back it up, and they're not afraid to adapt and change things to make the technology better, even if it makes a few people angry.
When researching DASH, my first source of information was the Darkcointalk forums. When I became fully involved in it and needed more discussion to read throughout the day, I came here. Long story short, other than just impressing me with their ability to spend all day everyday being completely negative without becoming suicidal, the FUD spreaders have had no effect on a new DASH investor/investigator.
The community is amazing and very helpful with anything and everything. I've been very impressed all around. Thanks!
Thanks for posting. It's interesting to hear someone's perspective like this. |
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Dude ... what do you do for living ..you seem to be a trader and an engineer at the same time
...at amateur level at least  It turns out that analysis of price cycles is not unlike vibrational analysis in resonant structures. My educational background was aeronautical engineering and when I started looking at trading charts I just used that as a crutch  Price cycles within price cycles. The reason that your plane doesn't shake itself to pieces when it hits a bit of turbulence is that the natural vibrational frequencies of the engines and various parts of the structure all work against each other. That characteristic is actually designed into the plane using some incredible boffin-zone mathematics that can let the engineers tune the weights and dimensions of each component so the structure as a whole is perfect vibration "sink". There's an amazing example available in engineering history of what can happen if they 'get it wrong'. "Galloping Gerty" was a suspension bridge across the Tacoma Narrows which was destroyed in what was more or less a light breeze. Here you go ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-zczJXSxnwBitcoinwisdom is an incredible piece of kit which basically does the aircraft engineer's job in reverse. It takes a single price signal plotted against time and decomposes it into its constituent "harmonics". So that's like taking the bumps you feel in the plane when it hits a cloud and breaking it down into the engine vibration, the fuselage bending, the wings oscillating and so on. Bitcoinwisdom lets you see if one is "dampening" out the other or helping it. It shows you the long, slow price cycles (like the aeroplane wings) and rapidly oscillating ones (like the engine vibration) inside those cycles. Of course, none of that's any use unless you read the news as well It just helps you see how the price is developing and occasionally the various cycles act in resonance to produce a "galloping gerty" of the markets. Also, "proper" T/A people that actually know what they're doing use a whole pile more indicators that give you a more professional picture of things, but hey - I'm just having fun, not trading bonds for Goldman Sachs. With respect to DASH's dual layer architecture, the word "resonance" I used in that context is to do with the massive leverage in functionality you get by having 1 more "mode" in which the network can operate. It's a bit like music. If you have 1 sinewave oscillator, you can only make 1 note and 1 tone. With 2, you can make an infinite number. On an oscilliscope you'd be able to make any shape of wave that looked nothing like either of the 2 source waves. This is why Evan is stumbling across one after the next solution to problems that are proving PITA's for others, because you need the 2 distinct "oscillators" to create dynamics that give you the functional diversity to address such a broad range of issues. I mean, look at the alternative approaches: In the "anon" space they need to use an absolute overkill amount of cryptography that then characterises the nature of the entire network just to solve that one simple problem. A bit like pouring a bowl of soup into a barrel of salt to improve the taste and then having to eat the barrel load instead of just sprinkling a few grains into the bowl. In the "scaleability" space they're talking about similar sledgehammer tactics - huge increases in block sizes and whotnot that has got everyone quaking in their boots. In the "performance" space, they need to add extra buffering layers or accept one or zero confirmations. In all these cases, DASH's dual layer approach has "walked it", arriving at natural, high performance solutions that are the ones any regular software systems designer would arrive it without even thinking about. The beauty of this one though is that it isn't a formal client-server architecture but a single, unified peice of software that works in 2 modes. So the service-oriented aspect of it is logical, not physical. The wallet daemon is the same across the whole network (unlike the idea that many critics of this technology like to try to promote). Don't get me started on all this stuff or I'll behere for the next 100 pages and no-one will get a word in edgeways Suffice to say that trading analysis and system analysis might not be so far apart as they look (at least for amateurs that like to "wing it" like me ) I love reading your posts Toknormal. Your insight into how stuff works is extraordinary. I've had a pilots licence for over 30 years (just a hobby, not professional). I've flown just about all of the mainstream single engine light aircraft. One thing that I've done many times while on a longer trip somewhere is to be flying along straight and level at a consistent altitude and pull back on the control column until the aircraft climbs 100 feet (but without making any changes to power or trim settings) and then let go of the controls completely to observe how many up and down oscillations the aircraft goes through until it returns to straight and level of its own accord. When it's settled down I'll then apply the same amount of back pressure again until it climbs 200 feet and repeat the process. I've done this to the point where I've pulled back for so long (still without any power changes) I've had the aircraft climb a couple of thousand feet and brought it within a few knots of a stall. As you'd know with your background, aeronautical engineers design aircraft with varying levels of stability/instability. It's interesting that some aircraft I've flown can be ascended and returned to stability without needing to intervene for only a few hundred feet of change to their cruising altitude using this process whereas other ones can be taken almost to a complete aerodynamic stall and will return to straight and level of their own accord (albeit with rapid acceleration on the initial downwards movement that takes some nerves to sit there and watch as the airspeed indicator races towards Vne and you still have the same cruise power set!) The point of what I'm writing about is that, like you, I can see all of these same phenomena within trading environments too. What you describe about the price signal that Bitcoinwisdom uses so brilliantly is something I'm constantly in awe of too. And you can see this stuff at work in nature as well. It's part of the reason fisherman are still getting washed off rocks in places all over the world; they see how big the waves are but forget about the "every 7th wave" phenomenon and a big one comes while they're looking down and whoosh. Keep posting; I really enjoy your writing. |
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I'm more convinced than ever that BTC is basically dead. This is a bold statement to make of a 3.5 billion dollar currency, but consider the facts: meaningful development has completely ceased. 1) Consider that two years ago, when I first entered the crypto scene, the BTC community was debating how to fix the 7 TPS problem (bitcoin can only process seven transactions per second--a major obstacle for a currency seeking worldwide adoption). Today, they are still arguing over it. No changes or improvements have been made. Then the argument was over increasing block size to 2 MB. Now Gavin wants to increase block size to 20 MB. And still, two years later, nothing has happened. 2) Two years ago, scalability was a huge concern. The bitcoin blockchain is so enormous that fewer and fewer nodes are able to host it. Since then, the blockchain has only grown larger, and no conversations on blockchain pruning have gone anywhere. No new ideas have been developed, let alone adopted. 3) The number of full nodes is dropping drastically. In part this is due to the size of the blockchain, and in part is due to the total lack of incentive in running a full node. Full nodes use lots of bandwidth, and there is no reason short of altruism for people to run one. 4) Centralization problems haven't been solved. In the last two years, two major 51% scares have happened, both involving ghash.io. Each time the alarm bells ring, new ideas are offered, and absolutely nothing changes. Bitcoin has become the slow-moving behemoth that is totally unable to innovate due to overwhelming inertia. Bitcoin is the IBM, the Microsoft, of today's rapidly-changing world. In the last two years, the most significant change that Bitcoin has actually made was in calculating transaction fees for immediate inclusion into a block. There have been other backend fixes, etc., but no actual meaningful improvements or new features. The really sad thing is the closed-mindedness of all the fanboys. They can't conceive of anybody doing it better than their precious Bitcoin, and so they circle the wagons and attack anybody who actually tries to innovate. Bitcoin is not going away anytime soon, but neither is it going to hold the #1 position in crypto forever, either. +1 Well written ddink7. The blockchain bloat problem is just going to get worse and worse until its becomes a crisis and by then it will be too late. |
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coins101 is on an ignoring spreeeee lol Dude, you have no clue how confused I am right now... You got good people on that list! Don't worry, I'd say he's just playin' y'all. I have him on ignore now too (but funnily enough I can still see every word he writes).  |
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My name is arielbit
I'm an elmerFUDing twit
I don't really know why I'm here
Mostly loathing and a terrible fear
Woe is me, I'm a very silly git!
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Who would want to join such a nasty, intolerant group?
Q: Who, having identified everything that's wrong here, would just keep coming back again and again and again? A: Someone who's terribly worried and intimidated by this crypto's technology and this community's intelligence and astuteness, hence MUST sow doubt and uncertainty as it's their only defence. More aggressive accusatory criticism and expression of disdain We'd be happy to have you here iCEBREAKER if you were here to add value and be constructive. But when your agenda is just so obviously the very opposite of that, of course (and you'd have to be so very stupid to NOT realise this) you're going to be ignored, blocked and your underlying intent rejected. |
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....Who would want to join such a?
And an even greater conundrum. Q: Who, having identified everything that's wrong here, would just keep coming back again and again and again? A: Someone who's terribly worried and intimidated by this crypto's technology and this community's intelligence and astuteness, hence MUST sow doubt and uncertainty as it's their only defence. |
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i knew you would not leave us !!!!!!! dont you dare, stony... dont you dare There's too much FUD to fight for me to go anywhere for now. I've been working hard for six months to see this point and even though I'm not going to benefit from it, I can't miss it. EDIT: PS I am now the proud owner of 4DRK so I'm going up in the world 5 now stonehedge; just sent you one too. |
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Here's an interview (supposedly) with NSWGreat, one of the "staff" members on Evolution, the darknet site that's turned into a giant scam and precipitated BTC's sudden drop over the past 12 hours. He's claiming the BTC haul is likely to be much much higher than the 44K being bandied about on various forums and troll boxes. It could be as much as 130K of BTC if all the funds in escrow are taken into account and can be accessed. If this is the case it's likely we'll see more dumping over the next few days, particularly given the offenders are likely to be sending BTC to mixing services left right and centre which will take 24-48 hours to work through. Expect a wild ride on the BTC front for the next few days. http://www.deepdotweb.com/2015/03/18/interview-with-nswgreat-evolution-staff-member/expect rise in DRK too. (I just realised I didn't have you on ignore. Fixing that shortly.) Now why would you be having me on ignore Coins101? Or is this you acknowledging a minor failure to uphold your new "everyone's on ignore" policy? |
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Here's an interview (supposedly) with NSWGreat, one of the "staff" members on Evolution, the darknet site that's turned into a giant scam and precipitated BTC's sudden drop over the past 12 hours. He's claiming the BTC haul is likely to be much much higher than the 44K being bandied about on various forums and troll boxes. It could be as much as 130K of BTC if all the funds in escrow are taken into account and can be accessed. If this is the case it's likely we'll see more dumping over the next few days, particularly given the offenders are likely to be sending BTC to mixing services left right and centre which will take 24-48 hours to work through. Expect a wild ride on the BTC front for the next few days. http://www.deepdotweb.com/2015/03/18/interview-with-nswgreat-evolution-staff-member/When they get caught, hopefully the private keys to the coins are lost in the process. Everyone can fantasize about the events that would cause that to happen, so I won't spoil you with mine. One does wonder what the ramifications are for "lost" bitcoins though. Satoshi is still purported to have 1 million BTC that hasn't been touched. That could be because he (or she or they) are upholding some sort of moral principle on not ever touching them or Satoshi is incapacitated or dead or has just plain old lost the keys to the coins. Either way, I wonder what the ramifications to liquidity and future stability/usability are of substantial portions of the total number of coins that have been mined being taken out of circulation permanently? |
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Here's an interview (supposedly) with NSWGreat, one of the "staff" members on Evolution, the darknet site that's turned into a giant scam and precipitated BTC's sudden drop over the past 12 hours. He's claiming the BTC haul is likely to be much much higher than the 44K being bandied about on various forums and troll boxes. It could be as much as 130K of BTC if all the funds in escrow are taken into account and can be accessed. If this is the case it's likely we'll see more dumping over the next few days, particularly given the offenders are likely to be sending BTC to mixing services left right and centre which will take 24-48 hours to work through. Expect a wild ride on the BTC front for the next few days. http://www.deepdotweb.com/2015/03/18/interview-with-nswgreat-evolution-staff-member/ |
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LOL, you''d have to be a drug addled halfwit to trust your money and liberty to sites like this. A marketplace should exist to put buyers and sellers in contact, and take a fee from the sellers, that's it. All transactions should be directly between the buyer and the seller, with a mutually agreed independent escrow if wanted. Still doesn't guarantee your safety but it at least spreads the risk. If a marketplace is acting as a centralised bank and information repository then you are going to get screwed, morons.Darwinianism in action. Yep. I was thinking the same reading through the article. The mere nature of the contraband available and the obfuscation involved almost guarantees someone's going to do a runner at some point. Mad to send funds to them. |
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