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[toknormal]

Entire order was filled. Someone just bought a lot of darkcoins.

Sh*t. So it was.

I stand corrected. That was a fake buywall if ever I saw one except this time it wasn't 

That's nearly $60k worth.

[Kartoff]

we will go down now...

I don't think so  

Entire order was filled. Someone just bought a lot of darkcoins.

Sh*t. So it was.

I stand corrected. That was a fake buywall if ever I saw one except this time it wasn't 

That's nearly $60k worth.

When we talk about DarkCoin anything is possible... DRK is not an ordinary coin

[splawik21]

Neither me.
Someone who buy this amount will hold them and we have one dumper less thnx God.

we will go down now...

I don't think so  

Entire order was filled. Someone just bought a lot of darkcoins.

Sh*t. So it was.

I stand corrected. That was a fake buywall if ever I saw one except this time it wasn't 

That's nearly $60k worth.

When we talk about DarkCoin anything is possible... DRK is not an ordinary coin

[darkproton]

Is there a guide to setup a Masternode with Darkcoin-QT in Windows yet?

if you mean setting up a remote machine and pointing the winQT at it, then this is what I did.
Do everything that Tante says here ....,except I'm changing things for windows

Here are the steps.
1. Deposit 1000 dark into your Local Machine's wallet
2. Start Darkcoind up on your Remote Machine
3. Start Darkcoind up on your Local Machine using this command: ./darkcoind c:\where\ever\darkcoinqt.exe -masternodeaddr=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.:9999 where x represents your static ip address from your Remote Machine.
4. Next, unlock your Local Machine's wallet using this command: ./darkcoind walletpassphrase "whateveryourpassphraseis" 60 Where 60 represents the number of seconds to leave the wallet open for, you don't need much time.
5. and finally, on your Local Machine, start the Masternode: ./darkcoind masternode start "whateveryourpassphraseis"

In windowsQT go to help/debug/console
type: masternode start "yourboldpassphrase"
You do nothing more with your Remote Machine aside from letting it run. You can now close your Local Machine's wallet via : ./darkcoind stop
exit windows qt as normal.
Remove your wallet.dat file, and put it somewhere safe (after darkcoind has been stopped) REname it so you know which wallet it belongs to, put it on a jumpdrive for "cold storage"

You can also do the following command on your remote machine: darkcoind masternode list and you should see your ip address with the :9999 port on the list.

[CarlesPuyol]

guys...Do you think that in the 14th the price will rise up to the MOON

[TanteStefana]

from reading comments on darkcointalk.org, I finally realized how to check and see if your masternode is running all right.  grab a copy of your debug.log in your /.darkcoind file and find a section that shows all the masternodes.  Find your masternode and it's corresponding number (position on the list)  It seems if you stay connected, you keep your position on the list.

Now open a search and search for "winner your-number", like "winner 14" and if you've been elected a winner, your masternode is functioning!  I found one of my masternodes won 6 times, and the other won 2 times, so there can be great variance

[TanteStefana]

guys...Do you think that in the 14th the price will rise up to the MOON

no, I think it will slowly go up and down a bit and over-all rise up as interest and recognition increase.  I don't think there will be any quick moon trips 

[BitcoinFX]

guys...Do you think that in the 14th the price will rise up to the MOON

 ~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLOth-BuCNY      

[Freckleg]

thats a nice buywall at 0.006 of 124 btc... are the whales getting bigger or DRK more popular?

Buywalls are one of 2 things:

[1] - genuine, because someone wants in

or

[2] - fake, because someone wants out (and they need to push up the liquidity before dumping)

If all the bids above it are less than 1 BTC and all the bids below it are less then 1 BTC and there's no buywall whatsoever at 60 on Mintpal to match the one Cryptsy, which of the two categories above do you think a 128 BTC buywall falls into.

Buy the all time high with 128 BTC ?

Don't think so.

Lame after the fact response from my side... But I think category 1 since someone just bought 20k in one go ;-)
Either someone is very happy with his new coins, or we have one very surprised Whale.... This being DRK I think he/she will be very happy

[splawik21]

Yes. Someone has earned 60k $ but lost many many more .... And someone is jumping aroung screaming from happyness

thats a nice buywall at 0.006 of 124 btc... are the whales getting bigger or DRK more popular?

Buywalls are one of 2 things:

[1] - genuine, because someone wants in

or

[2] - fake, because someone wants out (and they need to push up the liquidity before dumping)

If all the bids above it are less than 1 BTC and all the bids below it are less then 1 BTC and there's no buywall whatsoever at 60 on Mintpal to match the one Cryptsy, which of the two categories above do you think a 128 BTC buywall falls into.

Buy the all time high with 128 BTC ?

Don't think so.

Lame... But I think category 1 since someone just bought 20k in one go ;-)
Either someone is very happy with his new coins, or we have one very surprised Whale.... This being DRK I think he/she will be very happy

[xIIImaL]

Hard Fork on Wednesday, May 14, 2014
What does this mean

[tifozi]

Hard Fork on Wednesday, May 14, 2014
What does this mean

[tersagun]

Guys,

trying to mine Darkcoin with my 280x but this is what I'm getting:

GPU 0:  60.0C 1053RPM | 16.86K/17.51Kh/s

What am I doing wrong? :-)

setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
sgminer -o stratum+tcp://drkpool.com:3333 -u xxx.ersan -p xxx

[splawik21]

Hard Fork on Wednesday, May 14, 2014
What does this mean

One image is worth 1000 words nice

[AlexGR]

Hard Fork on Wednesday, May 14, 2014
What does this mean

=Update to the latest wallet.

[tifozi]

Guys,

trying to mine Darkcoin with my 280x but this is what I'm getting:

GPU 0:  60.0C 1053RPM | 16.86K/17.51Kh/s

What am I doing wrong? :-)

setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
sgminer -o stratum+tcp://drkpool.com:3333 -u xxx.ersan -p xxx

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=475795.0

-k darkcoin

[splawik21]

Use this

setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
sgminer -k darkcoin -o stratum+tcp://drkpool.com:3333 -u xx.ersan -p xxx

[fearcoka]

Fake wall or not, when someone submits a buy order they need to get ready for someone to dump for that same amount.

Regardless people are looking over this coin and are here to make an investment so it wouldnt surprise me if we keep rising until next week.

[TanteStefana]

Hard Fork on Wednesday, May 14, 2014
What does this mean

It means that there is a fundamental change to the system (the wallet) that makes it so that everyone must update for it to work.  If they do not update, then the wallet will create a "fork" in the blockchain.  One fork will be considered valid, the other not.  If you did not join with the majority of the wallets, any mining, selling, etc... you try to do would not work with the rest of the system.  In this way, the people have to agree to update/change their wallets, or else, a fork can never happen.  Therefore, unless a majority of the people want to change and to follow a developer down a road, they can stop it from happening.

So why is Darkcoin forking?  

Darkcoin is forking because our developer has implemented a portion of the plan for this coin that everyone wants and has been waiting for.  He gave us 2 weeks warning and it is massively unlikely that any darkcoin wallet holders would not want to follow in implementing this change as it brings a feature that defines this coin closer to full implementation.  That feature is DarkSend, and this portion implements the paying of masternodes, which process the DarkSend transactions.

I hope that was a good explanation, but my mind is a bit muddled, LOL, and I'm not sure I did a good job  

[splawik21]

I'm a kindergarden boy and I have understood. You are good linguisticlly
Important is to keep things simple.

Hard Fork on Wednesday, May 14, 2014
What does this mean

It means that there is a fundamental change to the system (the wallet) that makes it so that everyone must update for it to work.  If they do not update, then the wallet will create a "fork" in the blockchain.  One fork will be considered valid, the other not.  If you did not join with the majority of the wallets, any mining, selling, etc... you try to do would not work with the rest of the system.  In this way, the people have to agree to update/change their wallets, or else, a fork can never happen.  Therefore, unless a majority of the people want to change and to follow a developer down a road, they can stop it from happening.

So why is Darkcoin forking? 

Darkcoin is forking because our developer has implemented a portion of the plan for this coin that everyone wants and has been waiting for.  He gave us 2 weeks warning and it is massively unlikely that any darkcoin wallet holders would not want to follow in implementing this change as it brings a feature that defines this coin closer to full implementation.  That feature is DarkSend, and this portion implements the paying of masternodes, which process the DarkSend transactions.

I hope that was a good explanation, but my mind is a bit muddled, LOL, and I'm not sure I did a good job