Hashrate still dropping like a rock.

Monero is and will always be greater than zcrash. I also anticipated the coming of zcrash. Someone posted a link about zec funders that I can't quote. I was thinking of why will people use a coin funded by agencies or groups like that if cryptocurrency is for anonymity?

Picked up some "cheap" Aeon today. To the bottom drawer with those.

Here's a few explanations to what's going on:

1. Not all traders have accounts on kraken and it takes time to create one
2. BTC price hange
3. BTC network
4. Intentional heavy dumping for dropping the price, re-buying at below ICO then waiting for other Exchanges to open to dump after correction

I still remember when this site was launched in its initial staged,I expected a lot from it.Sad to see the stuff isn't functioning anymore.Does anybody have a clue if the chat is working or not ? I'm unable to see the details and most of toolbars just disappeared all of a sudden ? lol

Source?

XDN deposits are disabled on poloniex, this is to be expected until that changes.

The recent news is actually a bad thing, PoA was needed this year, not "maybe 2017", holding xdn long term now is probably a bad idea. Also: merged mining will make mining xdn only less profitable, it's not really a good solution for the problem with the PoW reward being too small.

probably price will increase , if xmr+xdn dual mine, xmr has big hasrate, so xdn hasrate will skyrocket, so price need to go up

Thanks a lot 

reference and abstract of this publication authored by shasha et al.

https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/994.pdf

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http://eprint.iacr.org/2016/994  authenticated dictionaries and #cryptocurrency One of the essential building blocks of a scalable #blockchain


Improving Authenticated Dynamic Dictionaries,
with Applications to Cryptocurrencies
Leonid Reyzin

Dmitry Meshkov
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Alexander Chepurnoy
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Sasha Ivanov
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October 14, 2016
Abstract
We improve the design and implementation of two-party and three-party authenticated dy-
namic dictionaries and apply these dictionaries to cryptocurrency ledgers.
A public ledger (blockchain) in a cryptocurrency needs to be easily verfiable. However,
maintaining a data structure of all account balances, in order to verify whether a transaction is valid, can be quite burdensome: a verifier who does not have the large amount of RAM required for the data structure will perform slowly because of the need to continually access secondary storage. We use experiments to demonstrate that authenticated dynamic dictionaries can considerably reduce verifier load. On the other hand, per-transaction proofs generated by authenticated dictionaries increase the size of the blockchain, which motivates us to find a solution with most compact proofs.
Our improvements to the design of authenticated dictionaries reduce proof size and speed
up verfication by 1.4-2.5 times, making them better suited for the cryptocurrency application.
We further show that proofs for multiple transactions in a single block can compressed together, reducing their total length by approximately an additional factor of 2.

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yes, a good progression showing hope in the future releases

Price hit 0.00039. Good