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Kyune
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May 27, 2014, 08:45:19 PM |
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I am not a troll but I honestly don't understand how it's possible to start paying masternodes from block rewards without hardfork.
We already had the hardfork to start paying them, but then had to switch them off temporarily. The fix & switching back on doesn't need a hardfork. But wasn't that temporal shutdown carried out by a (yet another, very quick) hardfork just like the earlier start of the payments was? How does the network know if masternodes should be paid or not? pool updates probably. smart guys... i want to really hear evan to report the cause of fork! I was very eager to initiate an all-in the panic buy in the moment when Evan posted an update (because I figured the price will bounce back if his news are great). But honestly, I wouldn't touch the DRK market with a stick until somebody explains this (with not too much technoblabby but not just a short scifi magic wizard tale about giant metal dragons). Some one correct me if I'm wrong but as far as I can see the fork to support masternode payments was made and successfull. Later some problems were found because there were some MN/clients in older versions that caused (back?)forks. So Evan launched a patch so that the correct nodes simply ignored the older ones and patched pools to stop the payments... To sum up things we are in the correct fork that allows MN payments. I have the same confusion as janos666 over why it would not require another hardfork to restart masternode payments and/or to increase the amount of the mining reward that is allocated to masternodes. |
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May 27, 2014, 08:48:38 PM |
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Coin logo has been changed. Scrypt PoW? And other stuff too. E.g. all-time-highest valuation on Feb 23.... should be May 23, valued at .0277 BTC. Soon to be broken, of course.  |
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Tyke
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May 27, 2014, 08:48:55 PM |
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Coin logo has been changed. Scrypt PoW? What is the concise description of Darkcoin's algorithm? I want to avoid putting all 11 on the first page |
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Sleepyx
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May 27, 2014, 08:49:15 PM |
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 DarkCoin Mac OS X Update v0.9.4.11updated 26 May 2014URL: https://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/DarkCoin-Qt-MacOSX-v0.9.4.11.zipmirror: https://www.dropbox.com/s/uf9gybph3xvicp7/DarkCoin-Qt-MacOSX-v0.9.4.11.zipto be uploaded on darkcoin.io shortly zip shasum: 91aa1e02920db4e65b243144e1e1e84bfd12a9baNote: The network may currently cause syncing issues due to the hard fork. If your wallet fails to update to the latest block, do the following: 0. just a reminder: backup your wallet.dat (regularly do this) 1. make sure that your DarkCoin.app resides in your Applications folder and is closed 2. delete peers.dat and remove all addnode= entries from your darkcoin.conf (if you have one) 3. fire up Terminal.app and paste this to reindex the Blockchain: /Applications/DarkCoin-Qt.app/Contents/MacOS/DarkCoin-Qt -reindex -- voilà, it syncs to the latest block. Mac users, if you appreciate this release please support it by sending DRK: 1 helps!DRK tips: XtwzEuurDTNeVK5a26AzzZDdVkkPkAQ7Eu Donation List (pm me your username to appear here), thank you! 2014-05-05 1.45662795
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SUPPORT this wonderful wonderful man! (for us Mac fan-boys of course...) This. He surprisingly on has 38drk donations. If you use osx then be nice and send him at least 1drk. |
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Tyke
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May 27, 2014, 08:50:29 PM |
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Coin logo has been changed. Scrypt PoW? And other stuff too. E.g. all-time-highest valuation on Feb 23.... should be May 23, valued at .0277 BTC. Soon to be broken, of course. Yes lol. Remember that I am only posting a preliminary draft which was written a few days ago. There has been alot of recent activity in the Darkcoin space. |
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May 27, 2014, 08:52:09 PM |
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Coin logo has been changed. Scrypt PoW? What is the concise description of Darkcoin's algorithm? I want to avoid putting all 11 on the first page It's usually just called X11. You already have a description on the 2nd page: "super secure hashing algorithm consisting of 11 rounds of scientific hashing functions". Calling it X11 will result in all X11 coins being at the back of the book, I assume. Maybe (depending on how you're categorizing coins) you could call it "Multiple" or "Miscellaneous", but it is definitely not Scrypt. |
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May 27, 2014, 08:54:17 PM |
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Max Keiser Although I believe him to be number 1 |
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camosoul
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May 27, 2014, 08:55:54 PM |
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What is the concise description of Darkcoin's algorithm? I want to avoid putting all 11 on the first page X11 |
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May 27, 2014, 08:56:09 PM |
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Man the #1 wallet just won't quit (he was #2 there for a while at 314159.xxx DRK) now he added enough to make it 333 333 DRK and reclaim the top spot. http://chainz.cryptoid.info/drk/#!rich Hopefully weak hands learn how to make money by example. This whale spent over 5k BTC+ in DRK. What you have to ask yourself now is, did he initially earn those 5k BTC+ by dumping when everyone panic sell or by buying when everyone else panic sell? He added 19k DRK to his wallet today, think about it. Buy when everyone else sell and sell when everyone else buy, that's how you make money out of crypto. this guy must be one of these guys? http://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html |
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May 27, 2014, 08:56:50 PM |
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Here is the unfinished section for Darkcoin in my future publication called Cryptocurrency "The Alt-ernative" Reference Book. Please say if anything is incorrect. If anyone wants to help me complete a certain section, please do. Any donations towards this project are welcome - XdoMpS6wX63TVBma9EG53PG2VJnMnSPJ3d    Coin logo has been changed. And the "History" part could use some refinement. Maybe someone who knows the history of Darkcoin could come up with something better in 2 minutes. Any volunteers? |
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Tyke
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May 27, 2014, 08:57:07 PM |
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What is the concise description of Darkcoin's algorithm? I want to avoid putting all 11 on the first page X11 OK thank you |
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janos666
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May 27, 2014, 08:58:02 PM |
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Wasn't that useless draft around about a month ago until a topic regular finally "asked" him to leave?
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AlexGR
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May 27, 2014, 09:00:20 PM |
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Max Keiser Although I believe him to be number 1 What's the net worth of Keiser in terms of BTC? |
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May 27, 2014, 09:00:51 PM |
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Wasn't that useless draft around about a month ago until a topic regular finally "asked" him to leave?
Yeah, wants donations from any of the altcoins for this "book". He can't even take the time to make sure it wasn't scrypt POW or follow the logo change? Lazy. |
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May 27, 2014, 09:01:09 PM |
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camosoul
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May 27, 2014, 09:01:28 PM |
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DarkCoin Mac OS X Update v0.9.4.11updated 26 May 2014URL: https://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/DarkCoin-Qt-MacOSX-v0.9.4.11.zipmirror: https://www.dropbox.com/s/uf9gybph3xvicp7/DarkCoin-Qt-MacOSX-v0.9.4.11.zipto be uploaded on darkcoin.io shortly zip shasum: 91aa1e02920db4e65b243144e1e1e84bfd12a9baNote: The network may currently cause syncing issues due to the hard fork. If your wallet fails to update to the latest block, do the following: 0. just a reminder: backup your wallet.dat (regularly do this) 1. make sure that your DarkCoin.app resides in your Applications folder and is closed 2. delete peers.dat and remove all addnode= entries from your darkcoin.conf (if you have one) 3. fire up Terminal.app and paste this to reindex the Blockchain: /Applications/DarkCoin-Qt.app/Contents/MacOS/DarkCoin-Qt -reindex -- voilà, it syncs to the latest block. Mac users, if you appreciate this release please support it by sending DRK: 1 helps!DRK tips: XtwzEuurDTNeVK5a26AzzZDdVkkPkAQ7Eu Donation List (pm me your username to appear here), thank you! 2014-05-05 1.45662795
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2014-05-14 30 (thx Evan)
2014-05-16 0.01
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2014-05-21 0.1
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SUPPORT this wonderful wonderful man! (for us Mac fan-boys of course...) This. He surprisingly on has 38drk donations. If you use osx then be nice and send him at least 1drk. I loathe Apple. But, it's a lot of work to support such a crappy platform... :-p I'm donating. What about YOU, gentle reader?! Use DarkSend! |
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Tyke
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May 27, 2014, 09:02:26 PM |
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Wasn't that useless draft around about a month ago until a topic regular finally "asked" him to leave?
Yeah, wants donations from any of the altcoins for this "book". He can't even take the time to make sure it wasn't scrypt POW or follow the logo change? Lazy. I am writing sections for 50 coins  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=483187.0 |
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May 27, 2014, 09:03:53 PM |
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Wasn't that useless draft around about a month ago until a topic regular finally "asked" him to leave?
Understand that it's difficult to create that much contents in less than 6 months. |
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May 27, 2014, 09:04:49 PM |
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It won't. It requires a hard fork and Bitcoin will not hard fork for DarkSend, nor jeopardize regulation issues.
It doesn't require a hardfork if the coinjoin organizers aren't paid by block reward, but instead by those they are coinjoining for. Or better yet, it would be decentralized and no one would be paid at all.
Re: regulation, the Bitcoin foundation is claiming transparency etc etc. If they go the "shady" route, they can't claim the same. Re: hardfork, how do you provide a dis-incentive for having nodes that map coinjoin transactions in your scenario? TL;DR PoR is an oxymoron because you can't construct a proof that you are offering a resource.
If you delay payments for a couple of blocks, can't everyone see who did actually offer a service and pay them? There is no hurry to pay in the same block. Re: mapping coinjoins, I assume you mean logging which inputs match with which outputs. This doesn't need an anti-incentive to prevent, you can simply make it so it isn't possible to log through the use of blind signatures. Re: Bitcoin foundation, they aren't involved with this decision. All it takes is one person to implement it and upload the implementation Re: delaying payments, no, it isn't possible to have consensus that way. You can check yourself, but anyone that's offline will need to trust someone. This means if the party they trust lies, consensus is broken. |
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