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

[smoothie]

Although smoothie is in general a likeable contributor and not one I’d bracket with the more toxic variety, all the same his posts do serve as a great indicator of Dash bullishness. (In fact the same goes for the rest of them assuming they aren't all the same person   )

I need to get this statistic added to Bitcoinwisdom ASAP !

Lol my post from sept 2016 then I guess caused a spike in price ...then the price fell for months?


Seems like your indicator is broken.  

Or you know what's coming after this spike....a fall?

Seems you care more about the price than I do given all the effort you put into creating that infographic.

Nice work!

Let's wait and see  

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[dnaleor]

This is gonna get interesting.

Talking to a blockchain that can talk back  

i still cant grasp the utility of this thing,  i guess its another bling-bling of innovation that Dash can buy with its massive funding budget.

In layman's terms, an API is a bridge that lets two computer programs talk to each other. In order for a merchant to accept Dash right now, they need to run their own full node, handle their own wallet.dat files, manually process all transactions, etc. No merchants have any interest in doing that, nor does it scale.

Merchants that accept crypto use APIs provided by companies like blockcypher, and these APIs handle all the heavy lifting. The merchant just puts a "Pay with Dash" button on their website, and blockcypher's API actually interacts with the blockchain and sends the transactions on the network. The API basically does all the "back office" stuff so that a merchant can just accept Dash and not have to worry about the technical nitty gritty details of how it works.

EDIT: If you go to Walmart, does the cashier take your credit card, call the number on the back of the card and verify your account balance? Then ask the person over the phone to please authorize a transaction for $x? No, of course not. Walmart has a pin pad and back office computer system that does all that--slide your card and the software queries the payment networks and handles all the heavy lifting. The cashier just sees "approved" or "declined."

what's the difference between this "DAPI" and the API of blockchain.info?

In guess that "the blockchain" aka masternode network give you the answer. But we already established that PoSe isn't sustainable unless you give up the grace period (and there is still no penalty for lazy masternodes, so this is all theoretical)

[dafdaf]

insults and scam accusation

Proof?

[Walter_S]

insults and scam accusation

Proof?

They're all crawling out of the woodwork aren't they?! Expect another leg up if this continues 

Walter

[K~Ehleyr]

If Evan were a scammer, he would be indeed the greatest scammer of all time.  What better scam than one where the "victims" love every minute of being "scammed" and reap their own financial rewards!!    Scam me, scam me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  

[etoque]

wow godness people are so afraid of dash  

[dafdaf]

They're all crawling out of the woodwork aren't they?! Expect another leg up if this continues 

I always wonder where is the long line of people scammed by that devilish Duffield. What are they waiting for? Why are they so mute? It could be the trial of the century!

[noobtrader]

This is gonna get interesting.

Talking to a blockchain that can talk back  

i still cant grasp the utility of this thing,  i guess its another bling-bling of innovation that Dash can buy with its massive funding budget.

In layman's terms, an API is a bridge that lets two computer programs talk to each other. In order for a merchant to accept Dash right now, they need to run their own full node, handle their own wallet.dat files, manually process all transactions, etc. No merchants have any interest in doing that, nor does it scale.

Merchants that accept crypto use APIs provided by companies like blockcypher, and these APIs handle all the heavy lifting. The merchant just puts a "Pay with Dash" button on their website, and blockcypher's API actually interacts with the blockchain and sends the transactions on the network. The API basically does all the "back office" stuff so that a merchant can just accept Dash and not have to worry about the technical nitty gritty details of how it works.

EDIT: If you go to Walmart, does the cashier take your credit card, call the number on the back of the card and verify your account balance? Then ask the person over the phone to please authorize a transaction for $x? No, of course not. Walmart has a pin pad and back office computer system that does all that--slide your card and the software queries the payment networks and handles all the heavy lifting. The cashier just sees "approved" or "declined."

thats sounds like an awesome bling-bling innovation ready for mass adoption  

[BrainShutdown]

One can smell the fear emanating from this trolls 

Hey Icey more than $6 now, hurry up 

[afbitcoins]

Oh I know, let's also require posts on the Dash Slack and Forum to "lock in" a certain amount of Dash!

Thats not a bad idea, you'd have to buy some Dash to keep trolling us

[dafdaf]

sad nonsense

Thats not a bad idea, you'd have to buy some Dash to keep trolling us

Please do not quote the morons.

[toknormal]

what's the difference between this "DAPI" and the API of blockchain.info?

The difference is, "DAPI" will be a active and blockchain.info API is passive.

DAPI supports a realtime consensus of multiple network nodes in response to the request. blockchain.info API is simply a single node relaying back the last mining consensus.

[qwizzie]

mumble jumble fud

Never ever go full troll or you end up like Icey over here, worrying about Dash day and night.
Its a sanity killer, pure and simple.

[afbitcoins]

Dash versus US$

Looks like a pretty good uptrend to me. And less volatile than the corresponding Dash versus BTC chart



Anyone know what that spike was near the beginning?

[maxpowerzz92]

Anyone know what that spike was near the beginning?

If I remember correctly, it was a whale that placed a large buy order at the wrong price.  Added a couple extra zeros??

[AzzAz]

Anyone know what that spike was near the beginning?

If I remember correctly, it was a whale that placed a large buy order at the wrong price.  Added a couple extra zeros??

Well, now he can get out. Especially if he masternoded meanwhile!
Feel free to buy DASH - whatever the price!

[Lukas_Jackson]

This is why Monerons are getting nervous. Dash closing the gap.

LOL, that must be a trigger.
Looks like dash is medium-long term bullish, while monero is over-hyped and in its bear market. Breaking 117, xmr goes down to double bottom at ~600 medium term. Then we'll see.
But that just price not some emotions pushing you into stupidity of trolling 

[maxpowerzz92]

RIPPLE LOL!  Just mine a gazillion coins and if it's worth at least 1 satoshi then you're in the top 5 marketcap.  

[Lukas_Jackson]

Evan answering questions at Bitcoin Wednesday:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5sNx7SMTP8#t=1m30s

uff that was so cringy to watch, dnaleor trolling in real life.. dammn.
its not nice of you smoothie to post your most dedicated admirer worst moment, he probably wants to forget that night.  

  oh, still remember this video. dnaleor, hey man, why are you so insecure?
By looking at you It seems that it's not easy for you when you try hard to accuse "with straight face" someone for scamming just after you said that you missed the "fastmine".
Childish butthurt. Grow a pair next time and laugh it up a little bit.

https://youtu.be/x5sNx7SMTP8?t=183

Watch yourself a Cool Hand Luke. Become a Cool Hand Roeland Creve  

[dnaleor]

RIPPLE LOL!  Just mine a gazillion coins and if it's worth at least 1 satoshi then you're in the top 5 marketcap.  

DASH LOL! Just distribute a gazillion of coins at the start and if you incentivize holders because they get more coins through Proof of Ping then you're building a great ponzicoin that wants to enter the top 5 so badly.