Can you explain in plain words how are you accomplishing untraceable transactions?
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You guys should talk about it amongst yourselves and see what sort of commitment you can come up with for what price. I know we talked about this before and you weren't willing to commit to delivering any particular product, but maybe you could commit to full time development for a given period of time. I think that would satisfy people. If you can come up with something that we could crowd fund than im sure we could find some way of accommodating that.
We can give some tokens like Limited Edition, Flagbearer type Physical Monero to people donating a said amount to the crowdfund. We can source these coins from iourzzz. It will be good.
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FonzieCoin 10K Coin TwisterCoin GlobalCoin PayCon Tecoin
No need to save the people who buy/mine these shitcoins. The deserve to loose their money
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Untill we have a wallet, nobody out of this forum is going to use Monero (period)
Nobody is going to use a commandline wallet or trust a web wallet much. Nobody is going to search for 3rd party wrappers for simplewallet.
No marketing is possible untill we have an Official Graphics User Interface for noobs
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@OP
Nope.
Try again
Any constructive reply? or just plain shilling
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I am surprised at how people are constantly fighting each other and comparing both of them 1. Monero cannot be compared to Dark. 2. Monero is the coin which is actually a competitor to Bitcoin. Its not just a dumb anon coin. It is this - (1) It uses a different elliptic curve than Bitcoin for signing (EdDSA, which uses Schnorr signatures on a Twisted Edwards curve). (2) It uses a different hashing algorithm than Bitcoin for PoW, which is AES heavy and currently performs similarly on GPUs and CPUs. One of the main downsides to this is that sidechains are currently impossible (validation takes too long), however as sidechains don't actually exist right now we've been ignoring this. If we want to add sidechain support in the future, the hashing algorithm can be change to something simple. In the meantime, the algorithm is relatively "egalitarian" in that no specialized hardware is required. (3) One time use addresses ("stealth addressing") is mandatory for all transactions. This makes light clients very difficult to secure or create in general, but it dramatically enhances privacy because it's impossible to ever reuse an address. (4) All transactions are denominated in base 10, and fractionated by mantissa. (5) Ring signatures obfuscate spending of outputs by allowing you to do a 1-of-N input for a transaction where you spend funds from Bob OR Alice OR Michael OR Claire OR et cetera. Like one time use addresses, this is a passive privacy technology that doesn't require any active participation of anyone in the network (unlike DarkCoin, CoinJoin, and so on). (6) A single pair of private keys is used for the recovery of all outputs owned by a wallet, but with a different type of data structure than BIP32 has (viewkey/secretkey). (7) An implicit, silent multisig implementation centered around Schnorr signatures is being researched and developed (thanks andytoshi/gmaxwell). (8) Research is ongoing into ways to break our privacy technology and improve it. See: https://lab.monero.cc/ (9) Monero is readily auditable from a regulatory perspective (you can easily prove your ownership of funds if you need to, for example to tax agencies). (10) It has a much faster emissions (subsidy/reward) curve than Bitcoin. 80% is mined within 4 years. The emissions curve is also much smoother than for Bitcoin, with reward decreasing every block. (11) Unlike Bitcoin, Monero will have long term perpetual inflation. Subsidy will become fixed in about 10 years time at a flat rate of less than 1%, to keep the chain from becoming fully deflationary and to better incentivize miners. This makes it more likely to be useful as a currency than Bitcoin
4. Darkcoin was just a bitcoin clone with coinjoin added to it. You can use coinjoin with bitcoin. Darkcoin is a coin in the league of shitcoins like Blackcoin Whitecoin etc 5. Monero is brand new technology that is not even fully developed yet, how can anyone compare it to a Bitcoin cloned coin? 6. Monero even wasnt compatible with any pool software, new pool software was coded for it. It was not compatible with any exchange, so new exchange software was coded for it. It is spanking new technology, how can you compare it to 7 year old Bitcoin based code?
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Thats just an algorithm. In terms of adoption, it will never be able to replace bitcoin.
You have a lot of reading to do first before posting
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I see the Cryptonote protocol the ultimate replacement to bitcoin
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wtf, how can people be so stupid to buy into obvious in your face scams?
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I thought that DRK is Bitcoin based and Dash is CN based...
Not any more. Dark just renamed to Dash. Its still a bitcoin codebase covered with anon confetti
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Masternodes are centralized because they are hosted on servers online, which are centralized. The large majority of masternode owners host their nodes on the internet, I'd say that's pretty centralized.
Were else does a digital currency live? You are an idiot. If it's on the internet its centralized. Where is this off planet distributed system you are alluding to? He meant that majority nodes are hosted on online services like amazon which is as centralized as it can be. You are an idiot.
And you are a much better idiot
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Dash corporation isnt stopping till it scams more noobs yet
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Monero guys are working on openbaazar
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Learn to buy something of value. Shitcoins are noobtraps
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I just ask about his exit strategy. It's a valid question. He may sell, he may not. Everybody has it's own opinions. He has his price.
Dash corporation wont just close down yet. There are miles to go and lots of noobs to be scammed
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Kind regards, elrippo
Welcome, now share some moneroj with your friends and family too. Its your own currency
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Now they are talking about rebranding Darkcoin! lol Must be getting desperate.
They are doing it
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Did Cryptsy remove this shitcoin?
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People squashing Gavin's forward moving ideas. Oh dear, BTC showing early signs of death.
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