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[stonehedge]

I dumped 10k at lower than that  

....before realising the error of my ways and buying back in a few weeks later.  

Excellent trading technique   I like to do the same, i.e. lose a major position then wait-wait-wait, panic-panic and finally crack under the pressure and buy back in only to get 80% of what I had before.

P.S. Otoh sends his love for those extra 10 masternodes  

Lol. It could have been Otoh I suppose.  I managed to tip the price below 50 when I dumped.  I remember Jessie Livermore doing backflips.

Of all the coins I have "let go" the ones I sold don't bother me.  It is the coins that I have had stolen from me that keep me awake at night.

EDIT:  The ones that I gambled away score somewhere in-between on the anger charts

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[Rux]

I dumped 10k at lower than that  

....before realising the error of my ways and buying back in a few weeks later.  

Excellent trading technique   I like to do the same, i.e. lose a major position then wait-wait-wait, panic-panic and finally crack under the pressure and buy back in only to get 80% of what I had before.

P.S. Otoh sends his love for those extra 10 masternodes  

Lol. It could have been Otoh I suppose.  I managed to tip the price below 50 when I dumped.  I remember Jessie Livermore doing backflips.

Of all the coins I have "let go" the ones I sold don't bother me.  It is the coins that I have had stolen from me that keep me awake at night.

EDIT:  The ones that I gambled away score somewhere in-between on the anger charts

i remmember one time i traded 2300 DRK for aprox 0.25 hahaha to play some primedice ... now i would like to kill my self for remembering me this

[innergy]

Is there any way to send a private short message (SMS) through DRK wallet to another user/address, so nobody else can see it?
I'm not talking about a chat-like service, just a short message..

[TaoOfSaatoshi]

Love him or hate him, here is another piece of PR from an old friend:
http://bitcoinrushblog.blogspot.ca/2015/03/darkcoin-private-e-cash-solution-ladies.html
Get Into The Dark with Bitcoin Rush!

[qwizzie]

current status of the major buy walls :

Cryptsy

3.1K DRK  at 0.01295041 (not sure from who this one is) : http://dc-charts.com/depth_drk.php?ex=2&cu=0&sw=2&tz=5&ar=0&dl=2&js=1&sc=0&ba=2&re=0
12.3K DRK at 0.01228876 (otoh's moving wall) : http://dc-charts.com/depth_drk.php?ex=2&cu=0&sw=2&tz=5&ar=0&dl=2&js=1&sc=0&ba=2&re=0

Bitfinex

18.5K DRK at 0.01200000 (otoh's moving wall) : http://dc-charts.com/depth_drk.php?ex=9&cu=0&sw=2&tz=5&ar=0&dl=2&js=1&sc=0&ba=2&re=1
17.4K DRK at $3 (otoh's new DRK/USD wall) : http://dc-charts.com/depth_drk.php?ex=9&cu=1&re=1

[crackfoo]

The latest shift for the Xpool Multipool paid out over 22+ DRK, 76+ BTCD, 213+ FIBRE & 0.1+ BTC.

** We are now merge mining on all algos. X11: Unitus - SCRYPT: Dogecoin & ViaCoin & SysCoin & PesetaCoin & GreenCoin - SHA256: DevCoin & NameCoin.

Any problems, please PM as I may miss your post.

Cheers!

www.xpool.ca

[qwizzie]

some lucky bastard just bought a MN i think on cryptsy

[kointrend]

Love him or hate him, here is another piece of PR from an old friend:
http://bitcoinrushblog.blogspot.ca/2015/03/darkcoin-private-e-cash-solution-ladies.html
Get Into The Dark with Bitcoin Rush!

nice write, ...although when he says "Darkcoin was launched as a fork of Litecoin - which is a fork of Bitcoin " maybe before he has to mention that now is exclusively bitcoin-based. (Sure someone can say this much better than me)

PS, action in progress

[crackfoo]

some lucky bastard just bought a MN i think on cryptsy

Some lucky bastard just bought 9k btc on bitfinex

[qwizzie]

some lucky bastard just bought a MN i think on cryptsy

Some lucky bastard just bought 9k btc on bitfinex

wow.. just wow

[toknormal]

some lucky bastard just bought a MN i think on cryptsy

Some lucky bastard just bought 9k btc on bitfinex

I don't see that trade anywhere.

[eduffield]

http://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/other/virtualcurrencyschemesen.pdf

"Different algorithms, i.e. the mathematical procedure for calculating and processing data
(it determines the speed at which the next “block” – set of transactions – is generated, how coins
are released, etc.).13 Despite being a very changeable attribute, two major algorithms can currently
be identified: SHA-256 (e.g. Bitcoin, Peercoin, Namecoin, Mastercoin) and Scrypt (e.g. Litecoin,
Dogecoin, Auroracoin), which could be described as an extension of the SHA-256 algorithm but
requiring more physical memory. In contrast to the former, for which specialised equipment for
“mining” was developed, deployed and therefore also needed to still be successful as “miner”, the
latter allowed “miners” to perform their activities with regular hardware. Currently, efforts are put
into using the X11 algorithm for reasons of higher cryptographic security and lower processing
costs, so it is quite possible that the algorithms mentioned above will be replaced shortly.  "

Apparently X11 is going to replace SHA-256 and Scrypt 

[qwizzie]

http://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/other/virtualcurrencyschemesen.pdf

"Different algorithms, i.e. the mathematical procedure for calculating and processing data
(it determines the speed at which the next “block” – set of transactions – is generated, how coins
are released, etc.).13 Despite being a very changeable attribute, two major algorithms can currently
be identified: SHA-256 (e.g. Bitcoin, Peercoin, Namecoin, Mastercoin) and Scrypt (e.g. Litecoin,
Dogecoin, Auroracoin), which could be described as an extension of the SHA-256 algorithm but
requiring more physical memory. In contrast to the former, for which specialised equipment for
“mining” was developed, deployed and therefore also needed to still be successful as “miner”, the
latter allowed “miners” to perform their activities with regular hardware. Currently, efforts are put
into using the X11 algorithm for reasons of higher cryptographic security and lower processing
costs, so it is quite possible that the algorithms mentioned above will be replaced shortly.  "

Apparently X11 is going to replace SHA-256 and Scrypt  

and they say nothing good ever comes from the European Central Bank

but its good to see they invested some time (and our tax euro's) into studying the topic of cryptocurrency (or VCS as they call it)

[kointrend]

http://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/other/virtualcurrencyschemesen.pdf

"Different algorithms, i.e. the mathematical procedure for calculating and processing data
(it determines the speed at which the next “block” – set of transactions – is generated, how coins
are released, etc.).13 Despite being a very changeable attribute, two major algorithms can currently
be identified: SHA-256 (e.g. Bitcoin, Peercoin, Namecoin, Mastercoin) and Scrypt (e.g. Litecoin,
Dogecoin, Auroracoin), which could be described as an extension of the SHA-256 algorithm but
requiring more physical memory. In contrast to the former, for which specialised equipment for
“mining” was developed, deployed and therefore also needed to still be successful as “miner”, the
latter allowed “miners” to perform their activities with regular hardware. Currently, efforts are put
into using the X11 algorithm for reasons of higher cryptographic security and lower processing
costs, so it is quite possible that the algorithms mentioned above will be replaced shortly.  "

Apparently X11 is going to replace SHA-256 and Scrypt 

Congrats!

[TaoOfSaatoshi]

Love him or hate him, here is another piece of PR from an old friend:
http://bitcoinrushblog.blogspot.ca/2015/03/darkcoin-private-e-cash-solution-ladies.html
Get Into The Dark with Bitcoin Rush!

nice write, ...although when he says "Darkcoin was launched as a fork of Litecoin - which is a fork of Bitcoin " maybe before he has to mention that now is exclusively bitcoin-based. (Sure someone can say this much better than me)

PS, action in progress

Yeah, it may not be the most accurate, I'll let him know to mention it's now a fork of Bitcoin...

EDIT: Blog corrected!

[splawik21]

http://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/other/virtualcurrencyschemesen.pdf

"Different algorithms, i.e. the mathematical procedure for calculating and processing data
(it determines the speed at which the next “block” – set of transactions – is generated, how coins
are released, etc.).13 Despite being a very changeable attribute, two major algorithms can currently
be identified: SHA-256 (e.g. Bitcoin, Peercoin, Namecoin, Mastercoin) and Scrypt (e.g. Litecoin,
Dogecoin, Auroracoin), which could be described as an extension of the SHA-256 algorithm but
requiring more physical memory. In contrast to the former, for which specialised equipment for
“mining” was developed, deployed and therefore also needed to still be successful as “miner”, the
latter allowed “miners” to perform their activities with regular hardware. Currently, efforts are put
into using the X11 algorithm for reasons of higher cryptographic security and lower processing
costs, so it is quite possible that the algorithms mentioned above will be replaced shortly.  "

Apparently X11 is going to replace SHA-256 and Scrypt 

LOL! Nice t know EBC has X11 in his mind

[qwizzie]

Darkcoin seems to still fly under the radar with regards to the ECB and how they see the virtual currency schemes

[TaoOfSaatoshi]

http://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/other/virtualcurrencyschemesen.pdf

"Different algorithms, i.e. the mathematical procedure for calculating and processing data
(it determines the speed at which the next “block” – set of transactions – is generated, how coins
are released, etc.).13 Despite being a very changeable attribute, two major algorithms can currently
be identified: SHA-256 (e.g. Bitcoin, Peercoin, Namecoin, Mastercoin) and Scrypt (e.g. Litecoin,
Dogecoin, Auroracoin), which could be described as an extension of the SHA-256 algorithm but
requiring more physical memory. In contrast to the former, for which specialised equipment for
“mining” was developed, deployed and therefore also needed to still be successful as “miner”, the
latter allowed “miners” to perform their activities with regular hardware. Currently, efforts are put
into using the X11 algorithm for reasons of higher cryptographic security and lower processing
costs, so it is quite possible that the algorithms mentioned above will be replaced shortly.  "

Apparently X11 is going to replace SHA-256 and Scrypt 

https://twitter.com/taoofsatoshi/status/572487445163450369

[toknormal]

They are discussing DRK on BTCe trollbox...

[Artoodeetoo]

Wow, looks like an interesting day guys, is the world re waking up to crypto, Dark and BTC in particular..  The amount of time we have been in a downtrend, the cash was always going to come back, I think the next few weeks are going to get very interesting...

I thought we would consolidate around here for a while but I am starting to think we could be seeing 0.02 sometime quite soon...