Walter_S
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January 03, 2017, 03:57:16 PM |
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It's amazing how the Dash price never fails to go on a bit of a run as soon as the trolls turn up...
More trolling please!
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It is a common myth that Bitcoin is ruled by a majority of miners. This is not true. Bitcoin miners "vote" on the ordering of transactions, but that's all they do. They can't vote to change the network rules.
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noobtrader
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January 03, 2017, 03:57:52 PM |
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awesome reply 1. Monero picked up the anon baton after Darkcoin intentionally threw it away. Darkcoin voluntarily abandoned its brand and association with/quest for privacy/fungibility.
2. We should note that *IF* Monero people wanted to make silly stuff like soda machines and ATMs, these feats would be accomplished with much less hassle/drama/expense
3. Peter Todd's savage "cargo cult" tweet
1. Dash De-anonymization ContestIcebreaker and other trolleros: I have donated $1 to Monero's development team. I sent 0.25 Dash (TX ID: 59d51690d4b56ddbf1e393fa8d3a49bcfc3247f270f36be3b6ee411802666cba-000) to shapeshift.io, which converted it to Bitcoin and sent it to the official Monero donation address listed at https://getmonero.org/getting-started/donate/. I challenge you to de-anonymize this transaction. To make it just a little easier, I only used four rounds of Darksend, so it's exponentially less private than it would be with the maximum eight rounds. Please tell me what address this transaction originated from. Cheers! 2. I would love to double spend a monero soda machine. Or i guess i could wait 10 minutes for a coke while it fully confirms, lol. Dash Instantsend FTW! It took monero over 2.5 years to release a official GUI so we could probably expect a double spend soda machine and atm sometime in the next decade or two. 3.
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customer73
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January 03, 2017, 04:43:48 PM |
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Yes. At least until the next version is released.
And after that this version be released? It's in February, right? What do we have to do?
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No pain, no gain.
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customer73
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January 03, 2017, 04:49:22 PM |
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Thank you men !!!! Then, I will study using one with 1 masternode provider. And in the future maybe the 2 masternode in a masternode provider. (Outsourcing)
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moocowmoo
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January 03, 2017, 04:53:25 PM |
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Yes. At least until the next version is released.
And after that this version be released? It's in February, right? What do we have to do? Simply update the wallets on both sides (local/remote. service providers do the remote side for you), launch, wait for blockchain reindex. (an hour or three depending on hardware) Once both wallets are up-to-date ('getinfo' will show the same block height), issue 'masternode start-missing' from the funded, local wallet. Check the remote masternode(s) have started with (on the remote machine(s)) 'masternode debug' Have a beer.
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BrainShutdown
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January 03, 2017, 04:57:53 PM |
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No, that's not correct.
The tutorial referenced is for a hot-masternode, local configuration, which would only have one ip address.
You're right, missed that. @customer73 you should really try the local/remote setup as it's easier to keep a greater level of security regarding your funds
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January 03, 2017, 07:25:17 PM |
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4284 MNs I have to say it was a bit unexspected, seeing the masternode numbers jump from 4220 to 4281/4284 Thats a nice increase in active number of masternodes.
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Learn from the past, set detailed and vivid goals for the future and live in the only moment of time over which you have any control : now
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January 03, 2017, 07:40:40 PM |
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Great video Tao, let's see what Mr BitcoinJesus has to say about the matter! Thanks! It was fun to make. I'd love to see a reply from Roger!
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vlom
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January 03, 2017, 07:42:08 PM |
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i would like to set up a mosternode too. i almost started. but then i read that you need 1000 dash. we do you need 1000 dash to have a masternode? can somebody explain this to me in plain english. thank you.
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customer73
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January 03, 2017, 07:53:52 PM |
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Simply update the wallets on both sides (local/remote. service providers do the remote side for you), launch, wait for blockchain reindex. (an hour or three depending on hardware)
Once both wallets are up-to-date ('getinfo' will show the same block height), issue 'masternode start-missing' from the funded, local wallet.
Check the remote masternode(s) have started with (on the remote machine(s)) 'masternode debug'
Have a beer.
Can I have a masternode with a dynamic ip address?
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qwizzie
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January 03, 2017, 08:02:00 PM |
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i would like to set up a mosternode too. i almost started. but then i read that you need 1000 dash. we do you need 1000 dash to have a masternode? can somebody explain this to me in plain english. thank you.
The 1000 Dash is collateral for running a full node and is intended as a way to attract longterm investors. Masternode owners will be motivated to look after their own interest (which is basicly a good functioning and growing network that will provide them with a steady stream of masternode rewards for providing services to the network). If you can not afford the 1000 Dash you can always check the hosting service providers here : https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1867885Dash Evolution in time will also bring decentralized masternode shares --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7T-a2xm5c0&index=7&t=254s&list=PLiFMZOlhgsYJPIiG0bjT1_SuT5h7NqPCC(something to think about for later on)
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Learn from the past, set detailed and vivid goals for the future and live in the only moment of time over which you have any control : now
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moocowmoo
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January 03, 2017, 08:03:25 PM |
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Can I have a masternode with a dynamic ip address?
No. The network start signal binds the masternode to an ip address. Moving your ip, would require re-announcing (start) your new ip to the network, which would reset your place in the payment queue. Static ip is really the only way to go.
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vlom
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January 03, 2017, 08:12:02 PM |
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i would like to set up a mosternode too. i almost started. but then i read that you need 1000 dash. we do you need 1000 dash to have a masternode? can somebody explain this to me in plain english. thank you.
The 1000 Dash is collateral for running a full node and is intended as a way to attract longterm investors. Masternode owners will be motivated to look after their own interest (which is basicly a good functioning and growing network that will provide them with a steady stream of masternode rewards for providing services to the network). If you can not afford the 1000 Dash you can always check the hosting service providers here : https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1867885Dash Evolution in time will also bring decentralized masternode shares --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7T-a2xm5c0&index=7&t=254s&list=PLiFMZOlhgsYJPIiG0bjT1_SuT5h7NqPCC(something to think about for later on) thanks for the answer. and yes i can't afford 1000 dash at the current price..... so i have to find an other coin to play with.
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January 03, 2017, 10:11:01 PM Last edit: January 03, 2017, 10:31:49 PM by TanteStefana2 |
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i would like to set up a mosternode too. i almost started. but then i read that you need 1000 dash. we do you need 1000 dash to have a masternode? can somebody explain this to me in plain english. thank you.
The real reason there is a 1000 coin requirement is to protect against attack. Nobody can set up, say 10,000 Masternodes and either 1. spy on a majority of private send mixing transactions, or 2. mess with quorums which put locks on instant transactions. Calculating the chances of successfully spying on private send mixing, you would need far more than 50% of masternodes to hope to follow anything, especially at 8 rounds. I don't believe any one entity has more than 400 masternodes, but I can't prove anything. Even they can't follow 4-8 rounds of mixing (probably have no chance of following 2 rounds). So to buy enough Dash to overwhelm the existing Masternode holders, or even to get a majority of them to sell, which you would need to do, you would drive up the price very quickly to the point where even a government couldn't afford it. The final thing Masternodes are responsible for is voting on decisions. The Dash project believes that anyone with such an investment, or "skin in the game" will make the wisest decisions. Their decisions will likely benefit the project, because good decisions improve the project and, of course, will increase the value of their investment. Remember, the whole community, MN owner or no, always have full access to all discussions where they can and SHOULD voice their opinions on all matters being voted on. You can think of MNs as your Representatives and they are likely to read your thoughts and be swayed when your point is a good one. Thus there is representation for everyone.There is a chart somewhere that shows the % of Masternodes you would need to control to get a % chance at deanonymizing a private send. It's a bit old, it stops at 4000 masternodes, LOL, which we now have 4200+ but still, it shows how fruitless it is to try, and it would be a waste of money and resources for any large nefarious group to try. And that is why Masternodes are collateralized. RE: a dynamic IP address, yes, you can run a masternode on a dynamic IP address. I have a dynamic IP address at home, and it hasn't changed in years. However, if the IP address changes, your Masternode will drop off the Masternode list and you will lose your place in line for payment. Another thing to think about is that Masternodes will now be required to store a lot more information, which means band width and storage are becoming more important. If your Masternode can't keep up, you could also fall off the list again. If you have a thunderstorm and a black out, you fall off the list again - each time you fall off the list, you can lose up to 8+ days of earnings (we get paid between 6.5 and 10 days) and if it happens after a long time running, it'd be very frustrating. That's why investing in a server somewhere is well worth it (they have backup power, high online %, and if you only drop off an hour, you're likely to be ok) Remember wherever you have your Masternode, to have a cron job to turn it back on if the server restarts for any reason Finally, to practice running a Masternode, come to the testnet thread on the dash forums https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/12-1-testnet-testing-phase-two-ignition.10818/ download the testnet wallet, follow the instructions, ask questions, and get one running that doesn't risk anything (yes, do it on your dynamic IP address!!!) Linux is easiest to run one, so if I were serious about actually doing a MN, I'd rent a server even for testing. There is nothing here you can't learn.
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Another proud lifetime Dash Foundation member My TanteStefana account was hacked, Beware trading "You'll never reach your destination if you stop to throw stones at every dog that barks."Sir Winston Churchill BTC: 12pu5nMDPEyUGu3HTbnUB5zY5RG65EQE5d
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moocowmoo
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January 03, 2017, 10:34:59 PM Last edit: January 03, 2017, 11:27:39 PM by moocowmoo |
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i would like to set up a mosternode too. i almost started. but then i read that you need 1000 dash. we do you need 1000 dash to have a masternode? can somebody explain this to me in plain english. thank you.
Calculating the chances of successfully spying on private send mixing, you would need far more than 50% of masternodes to hope to follow anything, especially at 8 rounds. I don't believe any one entity has more than 400 masternodes, but I can't prove anything. Even they can't follow 4-8 rounds of mixing (probably have no chance of following 2 rounds). There is a chart somewhere that shows the % of Masternodes you would need to control to get a % chance at deanonymizing a private send. It's a bit old, it stops at 4000 masternodes, LOL, which we now have 4200+ but still, it shows how fruitless it is to try, and it would be a waste of money and resources for any large nefarious group to try. now we can build new charts. google sheet with the data https://docs.google.com/a/masternode.me/spreadsheets/d/1hZ4BWlRgOmWSL336oBHmk0Mcl9AzdS6v6XsEDKlc5PQ/edit?usp=sharingcode https://gist.github.com/moocowmoo/789f9e2e2bdddf0708a5d200f5c09c12#!/usr/bin/env python2
def capture_probability( n_full_set, n_capture_set, rounds): return (n_capture_set / n_full_set) ** rounds
masternode_count = 4270
if __name__ == "__main__": for percentage in range (5, 100, 5): for rounds in range(1,9): capture_set = masternode_count * float(percentage)/100 print "%s %s %s %.12f " % ( masternode_count, percentage, rounds, capture_probability(masternode_count, capture_set, rounds) * 1)
total nodes percent evil rounds mix percentage exposed 4270 5 1 0.050000000000 4270 5 2 0.002500000000 4270 5 3 0.000125000000 4270 5 4 0.000006250000 4270 5 5 0.000000312500 4270 5 6 0.000000015625 4270 5 7 0.000000000781 4270 5 8 0.000000000039 4270 10 1 0.100000000000 4270 10 2 0.010000000000 4270 10 3 0.001000000000 4270 10 4 0.000100000000 4270 10 5 0.000010000000 4270 10 6 0.000001000000 4270 10 7 0.000000100000 4270 10 8 0.000000010000 4270 15 1 0.150000000000 4270 15 2 0.022500000000 4270 15 3 0.003375000000 4270 15 4 0.000506250000 4270 15 5 0.000075937500 4270 15 6 0.000011390625 4270 15 7 0.000001708594 4270 15 8 0.000000256289 4270 20 1 0.200000000000 4270 20 2 0.040000000000 4270 20 3 0.008000000000 4270 20 4 0.001600000000 4270 20 5 0.000320000000 4270 20 6 0.000064000000 4270 20 7 0.000012800000 4270 20 8 0.000002560000 4270 25 1 0.250000000000 4270 25 2 0.062500000000 4270 25 3 0.015625000000 4270 25 4 0.003906250000 4270 25 5 0.000976562500 4270 25 6 0.000244140625 4270 25 7 0.000061035156 4270 25 8 0.000015258789 4270 30 1 0.300000000000 4270 30 2 0.090000000000 4270 30 3 0.027000000000 4270 30 4 0.008100000000 4270 30 5 0.002430000000 4270 30 6 0.000729000000 4270 30 7 0.000218700000 4270 30 8 0.000065610000 4270 35 1 0.350000000000 4270 35 2 0.122500000000 4270 35 3 0.042875000000 4270 35 4 0.015006250000 4270 35 5 0.005252187500 4270 35 6 0.001838265625 4270 35 7 0.000643392969 4270 35 8 0.000225187539 4270 40 1 0.400000000000 4270 40 2 0.160000000000 4270 40 3 0.064000000000 4270 40 4 0.025600000000 4270 40 5 0.010240000000 4270 40 6 0.004096000000 4270 40 7 0.001638400000 4270 40 8 0.000655360000 4270 45 1 0.450000000000 4270 45 2 0.202500000000 4270 45 3 0.091125000000 4270 45 4 0.041006250000 4270 45 5 0.018452812500 4270 45 6 0.008303765625 4270 45 7 0.003736694531 4270 45 8 0.001681512539 4270 50 1 0.500000000000 4270 50 2 0.250000000000 4270 50 3 0.125000000000 4270 50 4 0.062500000000 4270 50 5 0.031250000000 4270 50 6 0.015625000000 4270 50 7 0.007812500000 4270 50 8 0.003906250000 4270 55 1 0.550000000000 4270 55 2 0.302500000000 4270 55 3 0.166375000000 4270 55 4 0.091506250000 4270 55 5 0.050328437500 4270 55 6 0.027680640625 4270 55 7 0.015224352344 4270 55 8 0.008373393789 4270 60 1 0.600000000000 4270 60 2 0.360000000000 4270 60 3 0.216000000000 4270 60 4 0.129600000000 4270 60 5 0.077760000000 4270 60 6 0.046656000000 4270 60 7 0.027993600000 4270 60 8 0.016796160000 4270 65 1 0.650000000000 4270 65 2 0.422500000000 4270 65 3 0.274625000000 4270 65 4 0.178506250000 4270 65 5 0.116029062500 4270 65 6 0.075418890625 4270 65 7 0.049022278906 4270 65 8 0.031864481289 4270 70 1 0.700000000000 4270 70 2 0.490000000000 4270 70 3 0.343000000000 4270 70 4 0.240100000000 4270 70 5 0.168070000000 4270 70 6 0.117649000000 4270 70 7 0.082354300000 4270 70 8 0.057648010000 4270 75 1 0.750000000000 4270 75 2 0.562500000000 4270 75 3 0.421875000000 4270 75 4 0.316406250000 4270 75 5 0.237304687500 4270 75 6 0.177978515625 4270 75 7 0.133483886719 4270 75 8 0.100112915039 4270 80 1 0.800000000000 4270 80 2 0.640000000000 4270 80 3 0.512000000000 4270 80 4 0.409600000000 4270 80 5 0.327680000000 4270 80 6 0.262144000000 4270 80 7 0.209715200000 4270 80 8 0.167772160000 4270 85 1 0.850000000000 4270 85 2 0.722500000000 4270 85 3 0.614125000000 4270 85 4 0.522006250000 4270 85 5 0.443705312500 4270 85 6 0.377149515625 4270 85 7 0.320577088281 4270 85 8 0.272490525039 4270 90 1 0.900000000000 4270 90 2 0.810000000000 4270 90 3 0.729000000000 4270 90 4 0.656100000000 4270 90 5 0.590490000000 4270 90 6 0.531441000000 4270 90 7 0.478296900000 4270 90 8 0.430467210000 4270 95 1 0.950000000000 4270 95 2 0.902500000000 4270 95 3 0.857375000000 4270 95 4 0.814506250000 4270 95 5 0.773780937500 4270 95 6 0.735091890625 4270 95 7 0.698337296094 4270 95 8 0.663420431289
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