Dash's NBT (Next Big Thing) will be revealed 7th of october 2015 and appearently consists of a juicy 50 pages of whitepaper.
Exciting times ahead...
Actually this paper is quite special and we're going to release this the correct way. This is going to be huge  Have I missed something or there was no info about this whitepaper released yet? And what do you mean by "the correct way"? Thanks  |
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Just released: Masternode notifications!
Notifications are sent on:
- Masternode errors
- Masternode payments
You can be notified by:
- mobile phone push notification (Android & iOS)
- Slack
- Email
BUMP! Very nice. https://www.dashwhale.org/ |
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wtf is a monero   |
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Dogecoin really?
C`mon guys there are 100 billion of it and still growing, its a hyperinflated fiat dogturd, it doesnt even resemble the traits of a cryptocurrency.
I don't get why and how doge is still relevant but I don't think instamined dash is any better. DASH not relevant? How about working anonymity? How about transactions that confirm in 4 seconds? How about the first crypto to feature Self-sustainable Decentralized Governance by Blockchain? It's known as development. |
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and for voting with a single masternode change "vote-many" to "vote"
end-result should be : "Voted successfully"
To check the current votes : ./dash-cli mnbudget show
Currently 187 YEAS for all three budget proposals
Let's assume that I have a wallet with 2 masternodes listed in masternode.conf. I want to vote using 1 masternode (ie: less than many) Is the syntax: ./dash-cli mnbudget vote-alias mn1 eac63...87 yes
(where mn1 = the alias of one of the masternodes) |
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I don't think it serves anyone's interests to create tension and conflict between Boolberry and Dashcoin.
I can't believe I'm saying this, but I agree with shojayxt. |
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DASH you are hereby invited to participate in a anonymity #PepsiChallenge
Not that market cap means much, but just for the record...  |
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..A server I rented didn't have crontab installed so this isn't always a no brainer...
If you don't have crontab installed, try this: apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
apt-get install cron |
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*********** v12.0.49 ************* - This fixes a couple other issues dealing with masternodes staying online/getting kicked off and syncing https://www.dashpay.io/downloads/Bump! |
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Edit2: now that everything is in its place and I try to run the ./update_dashd.sh it tells me in red: /home/username/.dash/dash-cli not found! Exiting. but I have dash-cli in that dash folder so im not shure whats up Do you have a directory named "/home/username" with ".dash" in it? |
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How to start dashd automatically again after it crashed. run: add line: */1 * * * * ./home/dashuser/mn_watch.sh >/dev/null 2>&1 use any editor you like and save this as "mn_watch.sh" file in user "dashuser" home directory: #!/bin/bash
if [ -z `pidof dashd` ]; then
./home/dashuser/dashd
fi
add executable flag: PS. Use appropriate username, not "dashuser" from my example I also assumed that dashd is located in your user home directory, change path if needed. PPS. not tested but should work  This will work if dashd crashes, but if the process is still running and maxes out memory, then this won't work. |
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This helps me understand thank you, I think it is clear why the larger block camp does not want to go for something like this. I think in the end BTC will have to compromise for a smaller block increase to win some time and look for a better option, because none of the proposed solutions seem ideal. It is so cool that we have a different approach that does not suffer from this. "Bitcoin’s current design is unlikely to be the last word in making payments. It’s reasonable to think that one day it will be outcompeted or augmented by something else." -- Mike Hearn http://arstechnica.com/business/2015/08/op-ed-why-is-bitcoin-forking/DASH perhaps? |
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One exists, one doesn't.  Lightning is centralized by design. It's something like a centralized ledger that is capable of pushing out finalized transaction states to the real ledger at anytime. Drawbacks: - It screws with the UTXO set, because you can't tell where the money actually is in the system - It's 100% centralized and could be prone to regulation. I've seen them talk about this and they say if the centralized node starts to whitelist addresses or something to that effect, they'll just start another one. - It's incredibly complicated and will be prone to errors for the first year or two - It's not really that useful if you're paying different people with every transaction you do. It's more useful for subscriptions or companies that are paying each other all of the time. The masternode network is decentralized by design and can pretty much do anything a centralized system can do but in a completely decentralized and stable way, including fixing all of these issues with scalability they're having, but in a much more elegant way. Me: OK, I'll take this 6 pack of tasty beverage. How much? Merchant: That'll be $5.99 USD Me: Can I pay in Bitcoin? Merchant: I'm sorry, you're not on my Lightening chain. Me: OK, DASH it is then! Merchant: Great, that way I don't have to pay extra fees to 3rd parties all over the place. |
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Maybe people working on dash gave up because they know Ethereum just made their efforts redundant.
Seriously? Ethereum is a decentralized platform that runs smart contracts. DASH is a currency. |
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Personally think DASH has a very, very long way to go.
Been playing around with it since the weekend and decided today to sell it all [if I'm ever able to get into my wallet]. Been using a DASH wallet through Encompass (Electrum) and I've been unable to access the wallet due to all the DASH servers on there being unresponsive. This has been ongoing for the past 48 odd hours. All the other coins on Encompass works just fine, no sync problems.
There is definitely a SSL issue with some of the DASH servers. Not sure what other problems there are but if this is any indication of what DASH has to offer then I rather leave now and keep my focus on btc and ltc.
So just my 2 cents.
Why not simply download the official DASH wallet? It is fast and works great. Just curious. https://www.dashpay.io/downloads/ |
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You guys can criticize my approach all you want but I did actually succeed, pain in the ass or no, at something 99.9% of people could not do. Seriously. Take a random thousand people and sit them in front of a computer with your "straightforward" master node guides and nine hundred and ninety nine of them would fail. I would bet on it.
I am not criticizing. I never said the guides were "straightforward". People try and pass on knowledge in different ways; some write guides, some post brief messages. In the end, it's better to learn the skills yourself, which you did. Congratulations. |
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What made it a pain in the ass?
Just by your asking that question I can tell that you have experience remotely administering linux servers. For someone who is trying to learn how to do this while following a guide that is a version or 2 old and trying to guess at the right command to input based on changes that I don't understand on a system I don't understand through an interface I don't understand is endlessly frustrating and success is very tenuous lasting, at best, until the next update. I have a suggestion for you. You can listen to my advice or you can trash me. <preaching> While you are following the guide of your choice (hopefully a couple of different ones), try and learn what each step is trying to accomplish. Some people simply want to type in a series of commands to a window and call it a day. Don't be like this. When a guide tells you to (for example) open the SSH session, think about what that means instead of simply looking for the icon or menu item. Try and learn the concepts of what running a masternode is. Don't get frustrated when the guide says "dashd stop" and you actually need "./dashd stop". Ask what each step is trying to accomplish. You'll sleep better at night having learned something useful. </preaching> |
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What's this I'm seeing on my masternodes:
./dashd getinfo
"Dashd no longer has RPC functionality, use dash-cli instead."
Can somebody write up a new guide for masternodes with all the V12 changes?
Not much. Try ./dash-cli for your RPC's In your case, try this command: ./dash-cli getinfo |
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