[ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency

[toknormal]

Next to masternodes, is there a way to check the number of the other full nodes (dash wallets)?
(just like bitcoin has with https://getaddr.bitnodes.io)

Great question.

[Sub-Ether]

Next to masternodes, is there a way to check the number of the other full nodes (dash wallets)?
(just like bitcoin has with https://getaddr.bitnodes.io)

Great question.

I went thru most of the commands in the console trying to find that out, am still unclear.
Only way I saw was to increase the peers to 256 or more? and then addup the separate ip's, you could run 10 wallets at the same time and sum them using the getpeerinfo commands, eventually you should have all the peers.
There is probably a better way to do it...

[MadGamer]

Lol , It's awesome how this thread get shitload of posts within hours/days .
I just wanted to ask is there is any informations about when the Electrum wallet will be finished ? OP said it's being funded and it's soon

[TaoOfSaatoshi]

Lol , It's awesome how this thread get shitload of posts within hours/days .
I just wanted to ask is there is any informations about when the Electrum wallet will be finished ? OP said it's being funded and it's soon

My understanding is it's like 95-99% completed
I would think that it would be - almost, anytime....

I helped test it a while back and it still had some bugs to squash. Depends how fast the Electrum devs are at squashing them.

[MadGamer]

Lol , It's awesome how this thread get shitload of posts within hours/days .
I just wanted to ask is there is any informations about when the Electrum wallet will be finished ? OP said it's being funded and it's soon

My understanding is it's like 95-99% completed
I would think that it would be - almost, anytime....

I helped test it a while back and it still had some bugs to squash. Depends how fast the Electrum devs are at squashing them.

Oh nice good stuff then , thank you for both your answers
looking forward to use it honestly .; I never was a blockchain downloading fan

[Sub-Ether]

First.
First Privacy Centric Cryptocurrency
First Decentralized Autonomous Corporation with 100% decentralized funding/staff/etc
First Virtual Corporation (more on this later)
First Decentralized P2P OTC System for expense payments of a DAC/Virtual Corp
First Self Governing P2P System
First Decentralized Governance System for effective decision making
First Decentralized Digital Cash Implementation
First Decentralized Oracle Implementation (InstantX)
First Decentralized Incentivized Infrastructure
First Decentralized Budgeting System
First Decentralized Salaried Employees

First decentralized ownership of constructs, objects and ideas, this is like a masternode backed virtual cooperative  

'A cooperative ("coop") or co-operative ("co-op") is an autonomous association of people who voluntarily cooperate for their mutual social, economic, and cultural benefit.'

[Solarminer]

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-09-18/fed-opens-negative-interest-rate-pandoras-box-what-happens-next

We are in negative interest rate territory in the US.  This happens right before the gig is up.  Two interesting excerpts from the article below.  So what if we combine these and make it anonymous....digital and cash...dash...Ah I think I see the answer.  DASH is NIRP Resistant.

    First, as noted above, cash and NIRP simply do not mix as cash provides the general population a handy way of circumventing the intentionally punitive implications of negative rates, which as a tax on all savers, would force everyone to spend savings the moment these were created. The thinking here, of course, would be that with savings immediately converted to consumption, the velocity of money would surge and boost economic growth in the process even if it was conducted under punitive rate duress.
    Second, and even more important, is the blockchain basis of bitcoin, which is precisely why the Fed is so fascinated by it. With a perpetual and current ledger of every single transaction in the monetary domain, a digital currency such as bitcoin provides the Fed something cash never would - a constant database (or ledger) of every single transaction everywhere and any given moment.

[Solarminer]

We are officially considered a COMMIDITY in the States now.... so - just say'n :-P

Thanks for updating us.  Here is an article about it.

http://www.morningticker.com/2015/09/us-trade-commisson-deems-bitcoin-an-official-commondity/

This is similar to the how Bitcoin is handled in the rest of the world.  I wonder if the KYC Fincen stuff still applies for exchanging to Fiat, or if you just need to be registered as a swap execution facility.  Does anyone know more about this?

[TaoOfSaatoshi]

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-09-18/fed-opens-negative-interest-rate-pandoras-box-what-happens-next

We are in negative interest rate territory in the US.  This happens right before the gig is up.  Two interesting excerpts from the article below.  So what if we combine these and make it anonymous....digital and cash...dash...Ah I think I see the answer.  DASH is NIRP Resistant.

    First, as noted above, cash and NIRP simply do not mix as cash provides the general population a handy way of circumventing the intentionally punitive implications of negative rates, which as a tax on all savers, would force everyone to spend savings the moment these were created. The thinking here, of course, would be that with savings immediately converted to consumption, the velocity of money would surge and boost economic growth in the process even if it was conducted under punitive rate duress.
    Second, and even more important, is the blockchain basis of bitcoin, which is precisely why the Fed is so fascinated by it. With a perpetual and current ledger of every single transaction in the monetary domain, a digital currency such as bitcoin provides the Fed something cash never would - a constant database (or ledger) of every single transaction everywhere and any given moment.

Tweeted. Thanks for posting!

https://twitter.com/TaoOfSatoshi/status/645338316531965953?s=09

[Sir Alpha_goy]

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[bluebit25]

is there a webpage showing projects that are being funded? would be nice to see this inside the wallet

[tungfa]

The 1st
'What is Dash' Video Subtitles are up !
- English
- Vietnamese
- Polish
- Italian
- French / done

on YT, please press "CC" for Subtitles on
then the wheel next to it to select your Subtitle Language
and done !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GACaNvBlwc

Any other languages please post/read here:
https://dashtalk.org/threads/new-video-translations.6159/#post-67561

 

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[Minotaur26]

Next to masternodes, is there a way to check the number of the other full nodes (dash wallets)?
(just like bitcoin has with https://getaddr.bitnodes.io)

Active = https://bitinfocharts.com/darkcoin/nodes-active/
Total = https://bitinfocharts.com/darkcoin/nodes/

This is exactly what I have been looking for, thanks.

3440 Dash active nodes vs  5078 Bitcoin active nodes  vs 863 Litecoin active nodes 

[toknormal]

This is exactly what I have been looking for, thanks.

3440 Dash active nodes vs  5078 Bitcoin active nodes  vs 863 Litecoin active nodes  

What about hashrate ? We mustn't forget the miners. They never seem to get much airplay on this thread. Dash is currently number 30 in profitability as far as mining goes.

Bitcoin number 3. Power PC number 4. Feathercoin number 7.

(all the BTCe coins)

 http://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency

EDIT: Sh*t MAZACOIN number 10 !!! I bought most of my Dash from Mazacoin profits a year ago. Thought it was dead. Haven't looked at Coinwarz for about a year. Seems mining and markets are two opposite ends of some yet undefined dimension.

Need to think  

What is that dimension ?

[bertlebbert]

Hashrate?
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/hashrate-dash.html
 

[toknormal]

Folks, check this:



What this shows is that the effect of the internet and decentralisation does ultimately prevail.

To be able to prosecute you, they have to acknowledge your existence. That is a fact of natural life from which no cartel, racket or hierarchy is immune.

P.S. See what your opinion is on whether it should be "from which no cartel, racket or hierarchy is immune" or "to which no cartel, racket or hierarchy is immune".

Here's a starter. I couldn't decide.  

http://forum.wordreference.com/threads/immune-to-from-criticism.2084916/

[bertlebbert]

Well, that seems to be a good question...  (lol)

R.W. Burchfield says, "A person is said to be (a) immune to an infection (i.e., resistant to, protected from or against); or (b) immune from some undesirable factor or circumstance (i.e., exempt from, not subject to). But the division is not clear-cut; in some contexts, from is idiomatically used in type (a) and to in type (b)." All clear?

http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/life_and_entertainment/2008/11/12/2_KILP1112.ART_ART_11-12-08_D2_K3BRQM9.html

[AdamWhite]

3440 Dash active nodes vs  5078 Bitcoin active nodes  vs 863 Litecoin active nodes 

Minotaur26 has a difficult time with numbers 

[toknormal]

Minotaur26 has a difficult time with numbers  

But he doesn't have a difficult time understanding what those nodes do - i.e. nothing.

On the other hand, Dash nodes do "something" (which most people understand as different from "nothing").

So, in conclusion, AdamWhite has a difficult time understanding the difference between "nothing" and " something", whereas Minotaur26 appears to not share that same difficulty.

[Sir Alpha_goy]

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