With the Dash Core software wallet you need to go to the debug console (located in the Tools section) and use the following command :
dumpprivkey "address" (just typing dumpprivkey gets you additional information about this command)
Because I can not fully sync this DASH core wallet, I needed instructions about how to export to the Electrum wallet. So I tried the command you gave me above ( dumpprivkey "address" ), and I got this response: Invalid Dash address (code -5) So what do I do now? Did you do dumpprivkey publickeyaddress (without the ".." and with the actual public key address you control and want the private key from?) Also understand your Dash could be spread over multiple public key addresses (some could be a Dash change address). You may need to dump your private key on all of them. By the way, if you have difficulty fully syncing your Dash Core wallet you can also download latest Dash bootstrap from here : https://github.com/UdjinM6/dash-bootstrap(7.7G download of whole Dash mainnet blockchain). Also deleting the peers.dat file may help with getting some new connections, that may help with your current sync problem. And make sure you are on latest Dash Core wallet version. |
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Just best way is keep 50% your Capital in stable coins and 50% Bitcoins.
This way u Don't lose when btc Go Up or Down.
Why stable coin mate? And of what benefit is stable coin when it cannot really increase or give profit. If you keep money in stable coin, is more like keeping money in your fiat bank or keeping it In an exchange usd account without changing it, I would rather just put the money in bitcoin than keep in exchange. People that makes use of stable coins more are trader because they often do make trade and rather than taking it to wallet often and payment fees, they keep in on a stable coin, or the remaining 50 percent can still be kept in some altcoins which I think now that most altcoins have really gone down is the best time for us to invest in them, most especially the altcoins that are on exchanges like binance and are ranked as top coins. The point is to keep stable coins in case there is signifant price drop! This is what i do : I keep 50% stable coins. The 25% I keep bitcoins and 50% i use it to buy and sell. I have Perfect risk assessment and proper bank roll Management. That's for the Bitcoin For alt coins i use different method. And where are those stable coins located ? Are they in your own wallet, with you having full control over them ? Or are they on some exchange ? At which the number one rule applies : dont leave any tokens / crypto / fiat on exchanges. Stable coins are in Exchangers off course! I Don't Think its a Bad Exchangers earning Good profit They Want to keep your account safe! They Don't Want to lose reputation! Why make profit one time If You Can do it Long time? Im sure my coins are protected there! Stable coins are Good in wallet coz Once Some coins price goes Down I Can quickly buy them! This strategy of yours leaves you vulnerable to exchanges getting hacked or you getting phished through email for exchange login info. As long as you can not exercise full control over your crypto, that crypto is not really yours. Crypto is about being your own bank, it is not about making a centralized exchange your substitute bank. How many investors / traders do you think also thought their coins were protected, only to find out they were not protected after their exchange got hacked or their account breached ? I would only start using stablecoins if it was supported by a trustwearthy hardware wallet (so you can move your stablecoin off an exchange) and if that exchange has insurance protected by law. Tether has neither by the way... |
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Just best way is keep 50% your Capital in stable coins and 50% Bitcoins.
This way u Don't lose when btc Go Up or Down.
Why stable coin mate? And of what benefit is stable coin when it cannot really increase or give profit. If you keep money in stable coin, is more like keeping money in your fiat bank or keeping it In an exchange usd account without changing it, I would rather just put the money in bitcoin than keep in exchange. People that makes use of stable coins more are trader because they often do make trade and rather than taking it to wallet often and payment fees, they keep in on a stable coin, or the remaining 50 percent can still be kept in some altcoins which I think now that most altcoins have really gone down is the best time for us to invest in them, most especially the altcoins that are on exchanges like binance and are ranked as top coins. The point is to keep stable coins in case there is signifant price drop! This is what i do : I keep 50% stable coins. The 25% I keep bitcoins and 50% i use it to buy and sell. I have Perfect risk assessment and proper bank roll Management. That's for the Bitcoin For alt coins i use different method. And where are those stable coins located ? Are they in your own wallet, with you having full control over them ? Or are they on some exchange ? At which the number one rule applies : dont leave any tokens / crypto / fiat on exchanges. |
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adding an anonymous coin despite the fact that such coins are removed everywhere suggests that this coin is very good  I think it makes a difference for Coinbase Pro and its US regulators that Dash has an open blockchain, that Dash transactions are transparant and that Dash provides optional privacy on its transactions. It also helps that PrivateSend usage is extremely low on the Dash network (less then 1%, with that less then 1% used more for privacy reasons then for illegal activities). https://www.cryptonewsz.com/ryan-taylor-debunks-privacy-coin-status-being-given-to-dash/41597/I also think certain countries like the United Kingdom and Japan have a far more hostile stance towards cryptocurrencies that can provide private transactions, then other countries / regions of the world. |
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Is it me or is the Dash price wayyy UP lately ?   Just read what you wrote. "Monero-controlled narrative" There is no one beside you and your friends that believes that a Crypto currency
Monero so a code or mathematics is controlling DASH price and makes it worth less and less daily. Of course i dont believe that and i never posted anything that even remotely resembles that. When i mentioned the "Monero-controlled narrative" i ment of course iCEBREAKER's history of deleting any pro Dash post in here. Nothing more and nothing less. I thought that was pretty obvious. This means posts got pretty one-sided in this thread, untill he disappeared. Next time pls drink some coffee before commenting Febo, thanks. Wow, look at all that Dash traded volume  Lets compare Dash with Monero on a few key factors : Dash UP : - Higher Price - Higher Volume - Higher number of Transactions - Higher number of Integrations - Higher Project Development - Higher Reputation - Higher Hash Rate / Higher Network Strength - Higher Protection against 51% attacks - Higher Speed of its transactions / Higher Protection against double spending of its transactions Monero UP : - Higher Marketcap - Higher number of Not-Fixed High Severity Security Vulnerabilities (Monero locktime issue, only addressed in a readme.md on Github and an email to exchanges) - Higher number of Botnets / Malware / Hard forks (to prevent ASIC miners, while at the same time there is a growing realisation among even Monero developers that this is most likely unstoppable in the long term) - Higher Supply issued (Monero 76,6% / Dash 51,36%) while both coins were pretty much launched around the same time (Dash a little bit earlier then Monero i think) Also having Dash added to Coinbase Pro hardly indicates a collapsing of Dash (sorry Icey). Anyone thinking that Dash is about to collapse will be in for a really brutal shock soon. Keep the bumps coming guys, this is great. Also i want to thank iCEBREAKER for changing this moderated thread into a non-moderated thread by his absence. Us Dash fans really appreciate it. 👍 To conclude i want to congratz Monero with its transition from a trustless network (trustless means no need to place any trust into it) to a trusted network (trusted in this case means Monero users have to trust their transactions are not locktime manipulated by the sender). You dont see cryptoprojects changing from trustless to trusted that often (its pretty rare actually). |
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One would think that after noticing this thread has no longer a Monero-controlled narrative, Monero 'fans' would find it in their own interest to stop bumping this thread with easily detectable and easily disprovable anti-Dash fud. Specially in a time that Dash is getting UP on a daily basis, with regards to price and integrations. I guess some of them have not reached that insight yet.  |
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Is it me or is the Dash price wayyy UP lately ? I guess it pays to have a good reputation with regards to code development (no lingering security vulnerabilities that intentionally remain not-fixed like with Monero), integrations and having a very active growing global community. Makes integration with large exchanges, merchants and forming strategic partnerships that much more easy. I wonder what the activation of the Dash pairs (Dash/USD and Dash/BTC) on Coinbase Pro on tuesday will further do to its price. Now if i could only find a nice picture of a kangeroo eating popcorn.. And with regards to loosing 500 masternodes explaining the price decline, Dash is currently at 4963 active masternodes and has an ATH of 4969, so i'm not sure where you got that data. Maybe that drop in number can be explained as the result of updating our masternode network to the deterministic masternodes network, but that of course does not mean 500 masternodes were sold. They just needed to update either their hardware or their software. Its so easy to make wild accussations these days on the internet Good news for DASH it's proven nothing steady the whells are circle sometimes we need to accept price up and down depends on the demands of each coins in the market but of course with the help of the team devs that is one of the reason coins will potentially to growth. Yep, i agree with you there buddy. Having a capable core development group / devs is a key factor. |
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Is it me or is the Dash price wayyy UP lately ? I guess it pays to have a good reputation with regards to code development (no lingering security vulnerabilities that intentionally remain not-fixed like with Monero), integrations and having a very active growing global community. Makes integration with large exchanges, merchants and forming strategic partnerships that much more easy. I wonder what the activation of the Dash pairs (Dash/USD and Dash/BTC) on Coinbase Pro on tuesday will further do to its price. Now if i could only find a nice picture of a kangeroo eating popcorn.. And with regards to loosing 500 masternodes explaining the price decline, Dash is currently at 4963 active masternodes and has an ATH of 4969, so i'm not sure where you got that data. Maybe that drop in number can be explained as the result of updating our masternode network to the deterministic masternodes network, but that of course does not mean 500 masternodes were sold. They just needed to update either their hardware or their software. Its so easy to make wild accussations these days on the internet |
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No shit on that full throttles part, looks like Dash is attempting another go at the $100 Welcome back whales !! In the mean time articles from Coindesk about Dash getting listed on Coinbase Pro are conspicuously missing, further strenghtening claims of biased reporting on Dash. See : https://www.dash.org/2019/08/17/cryptoviser-dash-core/Will Coindesk report on Dash listed on Coinbase Pro or choose to ignore it ? Stay tuned....... Did coindesk publish anything at all about instantsend enabled by default? or about chainlocks ? .... ... anything? Nope. But after the backlash of Dash Core Group and the Dash community about Dash getting biased reporting from Coindesk for years now, Coindesk consequentely reported on Dash in a much more neutral style (although conveniently omitting Dash in its article title, eventhough the article is specificly about Dash). Link : https://www.coindesk.com/venezuelan-pharmacy-chain-to-accept-cryptocurrency-paymentsOf course this means this article is impossible to locate in Coindesk now, searching on just the word "Dash''. The reason i'm mentioning this all is because i was curious if Coindesk would continue with their latest neutral style of reporting on Dash or if they would fall back in their old biased ways of reporting (or in Dash case often not reporting on Dash) I guess we know the answer to that now, although i dont rule out that they wait on reporting on this till monday, when the Dash trading pairs get activated on Coinbase Pro. Also its not just Coindesk, i even came across an article from CoinTelegraph where Bitcoin.com is mentioned with regards to new listings and the author managed to abuse a direct quotation, so he could omit Dash. I commented on the article asking why Dash was not included (which got removed) and sent an email to CoinTelegraph (which got ignored). Email in question : To : editor@cointelegraph.comDate : 3rd of September 2019 Title of email : Cointelegraph article containing incorrect direct quotation Cointelegraph article in question : Bitcoin.com Opens Crypto Exchange to Compete with Coinbase and Binance : by Liam Frost Link : https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoincom-opens-crypto-exchange-to-compete-with-coinbase-and-binanceLiam's quotation : "Per the announcement published on Sept. 2, the platform “will host a slew of trading pairs including popular cryptocurrencies like litecoin (LTC), ripple (XRP), tron (TRX), zcash (ZEC), stellar (XLM), and EOS.” Original quotation from Bitcoin.com (which Liam also refers to in his article by “Announcement” : "Bitcoin.com’s exchange will host a slew of trading pairs including popular cryptocurrencies like litecoin (LTC), ripple (XRP), tron (TRX), zcash (ZEC), stellar (XLM), DASH and EOS." Link to original Bitcoin.com announcement : https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-coms-premier-cryptocurrency-exchange-is-now-live/By omitting Dash, this writer has abused a direct quotation. Please have him correct his article. Best regards, qwizzie There are some dirty games being played here and its not just Coindesk. |
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No articles from Coindesk about Dash listed on Coinbase Pro, further strenghtening claims of biased reporting on Dash. Link : https://www.dash.org/2019/08/17/cryptoviser-dash-core/Will Coindesk ignore Dash on this very important listing on Coinbase Pro or not ? Stay tuned ... |
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In the mean time articles from Coindesk about Dash getting listed on Coinbase Pro are conspicuously missing, further strenghtening claims of biased reporting on Dash. See : https://www.dash.org/2019/08/17/cryptoviser-dash-core/Will Coindesk report on Dash listed on Coinbase Pro or choose to ignore it ? Stay tuned....... |
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