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

[dranster]

Another big pump incoming to 0.05...Watchout guys, shorts will be squeezed soon 

[elmanager]

Another big pump incoming to 0.05...Watchout guys, shorts will be squeezed soon 

 You mean instantX = 2.85 USD ? 

[pille]

Another big pump incoming to 0.05...Watchout guys, shorts will be squeezed soon  

 You mean instantX = 2.85 USD ?  

0.29 USD. The fee for instantX is 0.01 Dash. But yes, the fee has to be lowered in the future. Same with proposal submit fee (5 Dash).

[maxhor]

Another big pump incoming to 0.05...Watchout guys, shorts will be squeezed soon 

Wow this is amazing news to know about this secret, but I am not sure it will reached to 0.05 easily, the recent pump is almost over and people just taking profit to hold for a long time.

[Master_dandosha]

Another big pump incoming to 0.05...Watchout guys, shorts will be squeezed soon 

Wow this is amazing news to know about this secret, but I am not sure it will reached to 0.05 easily, the recent pump is almost over and people just taking profit to hold for a long time.

0.03 is reasonable price right now 0.05 maybe in a year or so .

[BiteMyShinyMetalAss]

Another big pump incoming to 0.05...Watchout guys, shorts will be squeezed soon  

 You mean instantX = 2.85 USD ?  

0.29 USD. The fee for instantX is 0.01 Dash. But yes, the fee has to be lowered in the future. Same with proposal submit fee (5 Dash).

Would it be possible to set a fee based on the market $ price of DASH. Lets say calculate average price at the 24:00 and set the fee to be worth of 10 cents of DASH and then just recalculate every day at 2400?

That would make sense.

[customer73]

Is possible configure a masternode on Windows OS or Android OS?
Thx

[110110101]

Is possible configure a masternode on Windows OS or Android OS?
Thx

Configure, yes, operate and run? Not on a phone anyway. You want a server for your masternode, can be a small server, to host your masternode (full node) and that it is online 24/7 or you won't get paid any fees for the service.

I would think that a large majority configure their masternodes on a Windows box, simply because most people run windows on their laptops etc.

[MasterMined710]

Hi people, congrats on the price increase, it reflects the hard work of the team.
I was thinking of moving some of my BTC into Dash.  If so, it will be for the long term rather than just to make a quick buck.
You have interesting things happening i see!  But I have some questions over who the large stakeholders are and what % the dev team hold? And the impact of the new expensive ASICs?  I'm worried that the bulk of the wealth may be in the hands of the few. I would appreciate some quality feedback, views, hopes.  Good to see Charles having his say,  
Warm wishes
Paula

i think evan said all core team members (including himself) owned around 10% of the current supply, that was several months ago.
if you are comfortable with btc's distribution you should be happy with dash. satoshi has 1 million+ btc and hal 1 million+ and a handful of other people own millions of btc from the early days.
afaik user otoh is the largest dash holder with around 400k dash but i think he said he sold some. evan is probably the next biggest holder with 200k+ but you would have to ask them again as that was months ago.
i'm more concerned with btc's distribution than dash, i'm concerned a btc whale could cash out and crash the btc price along with the dash (and all cryptocoins) price. i grow less concerned every day that passes but it is still a concern.
one reason i sold most of my btc for dash long ago was because it was just sitting there doing nothing and dash was earning over 15% at the time (now 10%+) with masternodes. now with instantsend, privatesend, governance, funding, evo and everything else i have no plans to sell any of my masternodes.
 

Ok, thank you, rootstock may soon have an impact, countrparty on the up to. It's 1000 Dash to be a validator yes?  interesting times, you got the top spot for trading volume this morning.  Keep up the good work people.  I'll be back 

rootstock looks interesting. i don't know the technicals but since we are based on bitcoin/legacy compliant i'm sure we could easily copy it and tweak it to run with masternodes making it even better. evan just said we could run lightning network on the masternodes with a little tweaking and it would be fully decentralized and therefore way better, censorship proof and more efficient $$$.

a while back people were talking about using the masternodes with the upcoming dapi to settle ethereum (counterparty?) smart contracts...for a small fee paid to the masternodes of course .
 i think the way it would work is by using the dapi and having 10+ (randomly/cryptographically pow selected) masternodes fetch the info and if they all agree the contract would be settled to whichever party.
so if there was a bet (or any kind of smart contract) on mcgregor vs diaz the masternodes would connect to the api of the top sports score websites or news organizations or whatever the contract owners agreed on to determine the winner. if mcgregor wins the mn's will receive that info from multiple trusted sources and if they all 10+ agree then the person who bet on mcgregor will have the contract settled in his favor, something like that.
it's like decentralized trustless AI tech that could potentially plug into the internet of things, so the possibilities are endless and mind blowing. somebody please correct me if i'm wrong on anything.

[customer73]

Is possible configure a masternode on Windows OS or Android OS?
Thx

Configure, yes, operate and run? Not on a phone anyway. You want a server for your masternode, can be a small server, to host your masternode (full node) and that it is online 24/7 or you won't get paid any fees for the service.

I would think that a large majority configure their masternodes on a Windows box, simply because most people run windows on their laptops etc.

I have a windows 10 machine similar to raspberry pi (consum electrict low).
4G Ram + Intel atom z8300 + wireless 56Mbps + 10 Mbps RJ45 jack
Is possible in this windows host run dash masternode?

About a dedicated IP address in masternode host:

Is possible can use an ip dynamic with xdsl internet connection?

Thank you

[110110101]

Is possible configure a masternode on Windows OS or Android OS?
Thx

Configure, yes, operate and run? Not on a phone anyway. You want a server for your masternode, can be a small server, to host your masternode (full node) and that it is online 24/7 or you won't get paid any fees for the service.

I would think that a large majority configure their masternodes on a Windows box, simply because most people run windows on their laptops etc.

I have a windows 10 machine similar to raspberry pi (consum electrict low).
4G Ram + Intel atom z8300 + wireless 56Mbps + 10 Mbps RJ45 jack
Is possible in this windows host run dash masternode?

About a dedicated IP address in masternode host:

Is possible can use an ip dynamic with xdsl internet connection?

Thank you

I would think that almost everyone runs their masternodes on a Linux machine, I use a small virtual machine at a VPS provider. Spec-wise I'm sure your mini-pc thing could function as a masternode as they operate today. I don't think that the dynamically assigned ip would cut it, as if your masternode is considered offline by the network for a period of time, then it gets dropped off the lists, and so no payments. Consider that this is dependant on how fast the dynamic hostname gets resolved by the dns systems of the rest of the nodes, so if the delay is too long, the node gets dropped. My safe answer is therefor, no a dynamic ip is not sufficient. Also, running on Wifi is a bad idea, many packet drops or disconnects -> no payments.

I don't have any stats available but a masternode can use a lot of traffic, so you will need something like 500GB per month? I haven't checked as my node can use 1tb and it's never been a problem.

Here's a guide for running a masternode on a Linux VPS: https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/taos-masternode-setup-guide-for-dummies-updated.2680/

[customer73]

Is possible configure a masternode on Windows OS or Android OS?
Thx

Configure, yes, operate and run? Not on a phone anyway. You want a server for your masternode, can be a small server, to host your masternode (full node) and that it is online 24/7 or you won't get paid any fees for the service.

I would think that a large majority configure their masternodes on a Windows box, simply because most people run windows on their laptops etc.

I have a windows 10 machine similar to raspberry pi (consum electrict low).
4G Ram + Intel atom z8300 + wireless 56Mbps + 10 Mbps RJ45 jack
Is possible in this windows host run dash masternode?

About a dedicated IP address in masternode host:

Is possible can use an ip dynamic with xdsl internet connection?

Thank you

I would think that almost everyone runs their masternodes on a Linux machine, I use a small virtual machine at a VPS provider. Spec-wise I'm sure your mini-pc thing could function as a masternode as they operate today. I don't think that the dynamically assigned ip would cut it, as if your masternode is considered offline by the network for a period of time, then it gets dropped off the lists, and so no payments. Consider that this is dependant on how fast the dynamic hostname gets resolved by the dns systems of the rest of the nodes, so if the delay is too long, the node gets dropped. My safe answer is therefor, no a dynamic ip is not sufficient. Also, running on Wifi is a bad idea, many packet drops or disconnects -> no payments.

I don't have any stats available but a masternode can use a lot of traffic, so you will need something like 500GB per month? I haven't checked as my node can use 1tb and it's never been a problem.

Here's a guide for running a masternode on a Linux VPS: https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/taos-masternode-setup-guide-for-dummies-updated.2680/

Thank you

About this articles:
http://dashmasternode.org/masternode-service-providers/#quick
https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1867885

Is a secure option used masternode hosting service?
About the options availabe. Which can be the safest and cheapest?

In this cases:
1) With 1000 dash coin,
2) less coins,
3) and more 1000 coins (investment fund,hedge fund)

Which would be the best option?
Thank you very much

[Riseman]

Is this it? How to tell a midterm correction from a final dump at this stage? More of a rhetorical question though.

[110110101]

......
Thank you

About this articles:
http://dashmasternode.org/masternode-service-providers/#quick
https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1867885

Is a secure option used masternode hosting service?
About the options availabe. Which can be the safest and cheapest?

In this cases:
1) With 1000 dash coin,
2) less coins,
3) and more 1000 coins (investment fund,hedge fund)

Which would be the best option?
Thank you very much

Either one of those three hosting services are great options, although I do not use them myself. They are run by core devs, or long time Dash members.

https://masternode.me/
https://node40.com
Splawik`s Super Shares Service (Hosting / Pooling)
https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/splawik-s-supershares-hosting-service.3195/

If you have 1000 Dash you can use this as collateral for running a masternode, either yourself or at one of the hosting services. They do the setup and maintenance so it's much easier for you, but costs a monthly fee. If you have less than 1000 Dash, one or more of the above do a shared hosting where you get rewards based on your share, eg if you have 100 Dash, you get 10% of the rewarded fees, and the others contributing to the masternode get their share etc.
If you have more than 1000 Dash, look into setting up a masternode and either save the rest , go trading or start saving for a second masternode etc etc

[toknormal]

Is this it? How to tell a midterm correction from a final dump at this stage? More of a rhetorical question though.

The 1-week chart is very useful in this regard since it shows the current revaluation in context.

The 2014 rise went from 0.0002 to 0.028 - a 140 times multiple. It then corrected to around 0.06 (give or take the odd dip to 0.03) - a 30 times multiple.

Then, the 2015 rise went to 0.025 and corrected to around 0.01 (dipping to 0.006 for a month).

We are now 1 bar into a 4-hour correction which - if it gets going - could maybe retrace it back to 0.02. If the 6-hour starts to correct as well it may retest 0.015 - 0.018. On the other hand it doesn't look overvalued given that this is the third time we've visited this price range. Also the market spent a good few months in the 15-20 range. Much of this buying is going to the reserve market (masternode collateral).

Even people investing 50 Dash can now enjoy masternode returns - it isn't limited to 1000 Dash anymore.

So I don't see any major crash coming. Just as much chance of a minor correction to 20 or 21 and then a further growth to 0.03. Of course developments in the Bitcoin space may also have an affect but it's clear that Dash has completed a substantial "rights of passage" phase by simply holding its own for long enough.

Dash is a monetary asset. There are only 3 pure monetary assets left in the top 10 marketcaps. Only 1 of those has any significant core protocol development roadmap.

That's the reason for it's ongoing revaluation.

[Minotaur26]

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Original price :800 USD
Discount price:500 USD
SUMMER SALE PRICE NOW  350 USD

click to ZOOM

I will take it, PM please.

[HinnomTX]

Another big pump incoming to 0.05...Watchout guys, shorts will be squeezed soon  

Wow this is amazing news to know about this secret, but I am not sure it will reached to 0.05 easily, the recent pump is almost over and people just taking profit to hold for a long time.

0.03 is reasonable price right now 0.05 maybe in a year or so .

It's anybody's guess where the price goes, but the trading volume is still rising from the breakout that started on Friday 8/12. On that basis, I wouldn't call it almost over.

Edit: Dash has the highest trading volume on Polo! Lately it's been ETH and ETC battling for top spot.

[Riseman]

Is this it? How to tell a midterm correction from a final dump at this stage? More of a rhetorical question though.

The 1-week chart is very useful in this regard since it shows the current revaluation in context.

The 2014 rise went from 0.0002 to 0.028 - a 140 times multiple. It then corrected to around 0.06 (give or take the odd dip to 0.03) - a 30 times multiple.

Then, the 2015 rise went to 0.025 and corrected to around 0.01 (dipping to 0.006 for a month).

We are now 1 bar into a 4-hour correction which - if it gets going - could maybe retrace it back to 0.02. If the 6-hour starts to correct as well it may retest 0.015 - 0.018. On the other hand it doesn't look overvalued given that this is the third time we've visited this price range. Also the market spent a good few months in the 15-20 range. Much of this buying is going to the reserve market (masternode collateral).

Even people investing 50 Dash can now enjoy masternode returns - it isn't limited to 1000 Dash anymore.

So I don't see any major crash coming. Just as much chance of a minor correction to 20 or 21 and then a further growth to 0.03. Of course developments in the Bitcoin space may also have an affect but it's clear that Dash has completed a substantial "rights of passage" phase by simply holding its own for long enough.

Dash is a monetary asset. There are only 3 pure monetary assets left in the top 10 marketcaps. Only 1 of those has any significant core protocol development roadmap.

That's the reason for it's ongoing revaluation.

Thanks for the insight. Hope it plays out this way.

[ddink7]

For what it's worth, here's how I see it:

Dash was in a bull market from March to May, rising from somewhere around .01 to .017. When the market picked up signs that BTC was about to move (break out of its 6 month technical triangle), Dash began to plummet, reaching .0125. It looked like it was headed even lower, but the BTC-e announcement buoyed the price, and it ultimately rose to .019 (somebody took a 25k position around .016, catapulting it).

When Bitcoin began its big move, Dash began gradually dropping, ultimately sinking to .0103. This was no surprise, since Dash (and most alts) suffer when BTC rises quickly. When BTC's rise stalls, the theory goes, alts will return to their "normal" price. So it was for Dash; when BTC stalled around $650, Dash started rising again. We eventually surpassed our previous level.

At around .016, people began noticing large short positions were being taken. Closing of these shorts, combined with FOMO, may have driven the price to its current heights. Some are reporting massive shorts at the moment, which could propel Dash even higher if they are forced to close.

tl;dr .... Dash has been growing for a long time and has been undervalued. The price was temporarily reduced below its "stable" value of .016, and now it seems to be shooting back up like a compressed spring. Dash has added unimaginable value in the last year; it's about time the market picks up on it. FWIW, our annual budget, at these prices, is around what BTC's annual budget is =)

[aigeezer]

Would it be possible to set a fee based on the market $ price of DASH.

I understand the impulse, but I think it is unwise for any crypto to price its features in fiat units. The point is to replace fiat world-wide imho, not to tether (ahem) crypto to one country's centralized fiat price fluctuations.   

Most people alive today (outside Zimbabwe or Venezuela) have yet to notice that fiat is not a store of value. Crypto is money and fiat is not, but we are all bound by old habits.