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[Amph]

While I don't like bringing memes into darkcoin and making it seem retarded , this is my try .

doge x11

many algo

[jl777]

We already had that debate a month ago.

I think Darkcoin is a name that is problematic to be a mainstream coin.
I think may be the aim of Darkcoin is not to be mainstream.

More important, once the brand is accepted, the name does not matter anymore.

dark is the perfect name for mainstream
dark does not mean evil
dark just means there isnt a bright light shining on it so that everybody can see everything about it

When you are sleeping, is your house dark?
For the mainstream masses, is their house dark when they are sleeping?
Does the mainstream masses want to have everybody be able to see them when they are sleeping?

dark is the perfect name

James

[CryptoSiD]

finaly got my btc from poloniex!

[eltito]

In the USA, the IRS just confirmed that Bitcoin is taxable as a capital gain - its an asset.

Those who make any gains should inform the IRS or they will be facing criminal charges.

This then will apply to all crypto coins.

What's more, the government will no doubt be seeking out and testing out ways to track bitcoins in order to ensure US Citizens around the world notify and pay their correct taxes.

http://blogs.wsj.com/totalreturn/2014/03/25/qa-the-new-irs-rules-on-bitcoin/

Everyone please pay your taxes. Do not attempt to hide your crypto wealth with DarkSend. That's just not playing fair or giving the IRS a sporting chance.

Actually very good news, I'd been hoping they'd classify it as an asset.

Does this include mined coin or simply appreciated/depreciated value on current holdings, do you know?  I can't view it at work for some reason.

[bigc1984]

In the USA, the IRS just confirmed that Bitcoin is taxable as a capital gain - its an asset.

Those who make any gains should inform the IRS or they will be facing criminal charges.

This then will apply to all crypto coins.

What's more, the government will no doubt be seeking out and testing out ways to track bitcoins in order to ensure US Citizens around the world notify and pay their correct taxes.

http://blogs.wsj.com/totalreturn/2014/03/25/qa-the-new-irs-rules-on-bitcoin/

Everyone please pay your taxes. Do not attempt to hide your crypto wealth with DarkSend. That's just not playing fair or giving the IRS a sporting chance.

LOL!! =) IRS ain't gettin' SQUAT. Sell your BTC on craigslist for CASH.

[humanitee]

In the USA, the IRS just confirmed that Bitcoin is taxable as a capital gain - its an asset.

Those who make any gains should inform the IRS or they will be facing criminal charges.

This then will apply to all crypto coins.

What's more, the government will no doubt be seeking out and testing out ways to track bitcoins in order to ensure US Citizens around the world notify and pay their correct taxes.

http://blogs.wsj.com/totalreturn/2014/03/25/qa-the-new-irs-rules-on-bitcoin/

Everyone please pay your taxes. Do not attempt to hide your crypto wealth with DarkSend. That's just not playing fair or giving the IRS a sporting chance.

Actually very good news, I'd been hoping they'd classify it as an asset.

Does this include mined coin or simply appreciated/depreciated value on current holdings, do you know?  I can't view it at work for some reason.

It does include mined coins.

[goin2mars]

In the USA, the IRS just confirmed that Bitcoin is taxable as a capital gain - its an asset.

Those who make any gains should inform the IRS or they will be facing criminal charges.

This then will apply to all crypto coins.

What's more, the government will no doubt be seeking out and testing out ways to track bitcoins in order to ensure US Citizens around the world notify and pay their correct taxes.

http://blogs.wsj.com/totalreturn/2014/03/25/qa-the-new-irs-rules-on-bitcoin/

Everyone please pay your taxes. Do not attempt to hide your crypto wealth with DarkSend. That's just not playing fair or giving the IRS a sporting chance.

Actually very good news, I'd been hoping they'd classify it as an asset.

Does this include mined coin or simply appreciated/depreciated value on current holdings, do you know?  I can't view it at work for some reason.

It does include mined coins.

Seems like we should switch "summer is coming . . " to "taxes are coming . . "

[dewdeded]

DarkSend != CoinJoin? Correct?

Darkcoin has coinjoin and get DarkSend, right?

Right, wrong?

[humanitee]

DarkSend != CoinJoin? Correct?

Darkcoin has coinjoin and get DarkSend, right?

Right, wrong?

DarkSend == Decentralized CoinJoin

[HammerHedd]

Hard Fork Ahead, v9.1.0! Dark Gravity Wave v2 goes into effect on block 45000 (in more than a week).

This includes various improvements to DGW including support for 32bit and more timewarp exploit protection. We tested over the last couple of days and it's passed all of the tests.

Here's the commit if you're interested:

https://github.com/evan82/darkcoin/commit/857e34d28d84a6c7d0910eb800397b5382e520f4

To update, just download one of these:

Source: http://www.github.com/evan82/darkcoin
Windows QT: http://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/darkcoin-qt.exe
Ubuntu QT: http://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/darkcoin-qt
Ubuntu Daemon: http://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/darkcoind

This time everyone should have plenty of time to update and I'll be emailing and messaging all pool operators, exchanges, etc.

Thanks!

Darkcoin Kicks Ass p2pool node updated

stratum+tcp://darkcoin.kicks-ass.net:7903

[mfqrs3]

One question for miners Who or what is that 1st miner on coinmine.pl ? Are asics became familiar with X11 ?

I run about 40 Gpus and I'm at 55-60.000 KH/s, but hey 20x more is too much of the Gpus

[CHAOSiTEC]

Come and help mine darkcoin, and get a chance of winning the lottery pool.

once a week 50% of the fees will be drawn,
to one lucky winner... is it your turn next?

Pool Pays Witdrawal fee: 0.0

Dedicated pool, we only run Darkcoin mining

DDOS Protected pool, resistant to: fake shares & scrypt ddos

Only time stratum goes down is for VERY short periods when updating stratum, or wallet

Stable Fast Server, but dont take my word for it, see what others have said in this thread

[Minotaur26]

Hard Fork Ahead, v9.1.0! Dark Gravity Wave v2 goes into effect on block 45000 (in more than a week).

This includes various improvements to DGW including support for 32bit and more timewarp exploit protection. We tested over the last couple of days and it's passed all of the tests.

Here's the commit if you're interested:

https://github.com/evan82/darkcoin/commit/857e34d28d84a6c7d0910eb800397b5382e520f4

To update, just download one of these:

Source: http://www.github.com/evan82/darkcoin
Windows QT: http[Suspicious link removed]
Ubuntu QT: http://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/darkcoin-qt
Ubuntu Daemon: http://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/darkcoind

This time everyone should have plenty of time to update and I'll be emailing and messaging all pool operators, exchanges, etc.

Thanks!

So I updated my wallet, is it safe to transfer DRK from Mintpal and Cyptsy to my wallet at this time? I know is a newbie question but I have several coins to send and dont want to risk if there may be some sort of conflict if they didnt update yet? Thank you

[Kai Proctor]

In the USA, the IRS just confirmed that Bitcoin is taxable as a capital gain - its an asset.

Those who make any gains should inform the IRS or they will be facing criminal charges.

This then will apply to all crypto coins.

What's more, the government will no doubt be seeking out and testing out ways to track bitcoins in order to ensure US Citizens around the world notify and pay their correct taxes.

[Suspicious link removed]j.com/totalreturn/2014/03/25/qa-the-new-irs-rules-on-bitcoin/[/url]

Everyone please pay your taxes. Do not attempt to hide your crypto wealth with DarkSend. That's just not playing fair or giving the IRS a sporting chance.

Actually very good news, I'd been hoping they'd classify it as an asset.

Does this include mined coin or simply appreciated/depreciated value on current holdings, do you know?  I can't view it at work for some reason.

It does include mined coins.

Seems like we should switch "summer is coming . . " to "taxes are coming . . "

[AlexGR]

One question for miners Who or what is that 1st miner on coinmine.pl ? Are asics became familiar with X11 ?

I run about 40 Gpus and I'm at 55-60.000 KH/s, but hey 20x more is too much of the Gpus

There are whale miners out there with >1000 GPUs that produce more than 1 ghash in scrypt... so 1gh in DRK is small by comparison.

[TanteStefana]

i have 300 darkcoin and i hope i will be rich.

 

What price the darkcoin will hit? 20$ ? 200$ ?

2 dollars hopefully

Any thoughts on why DRK still struggles so painstainkingly to make an ascent? I mean, it's rising, but it always seems to be two steps forward, one step back. Is that overhead supply of coins still out there? Shouldn't it have been run down by now?

Bit painful to watch compared to coins like HIRO and BC, which dont seem to have nearly as much to offer as DRK, DRK's developer and the robust community here.  What gives?

We're really low key, and we always have the 'lunch time dip' around 11-3 every day pacific standard time, LOL.  Seriously, hardly anyone knows of us.  I am not hip enough to know how to fix that though

[TanteStefana]

While I don't like bringing memes into darkcoin and making it seem retarded , this is my try .

cute!

[the_darkness]

In the USA, the IRS just confirmed that Bitcoin is taxable as a capital gain - its an asset.

Those who make any gains should inform the IRS or they will be facing criminal charges.

This then will apply to all crypto coins.

What's more, the government will no doubt be seeking out and testing out ways to track bitcoins in order to ensure US Citizens around the world notify and pay their correct taxes.

[Suspicious link removed]j.com/totalreturn/2014/03/25/qa-the-new-irs-rules-on-bitcoin/[/url]

Everyone please pay your taxes. Do not attempt to hide your crypto wealth with DarkSend. That's just not playing fair or giving the IRS a sporting chance.

Actually very good news, I'd been hoping they'd classify it as an asset.

Does this include mined coin or simply appreciated/depreciated value on current holdings, do you know?  I can't view it at work for some reason.

Obviously it sucks to be taxed but in some ways this is a good thing for crypto. Regulation was the biggest threat and now that there are clear rules to play by more people might get interested. I expanded on this in a post over on the Darkcointalk forum: https://www.darkcointalk.org/threads/bitcoin-to-be-taxed-as-property-not-currency-by-irs.121/

[AlexGR]

I think one of the more mainstream features that we can add at some point is to merge the cpu miners (or their optimized code) with the qt-wallet and automate the process of mining through p2pools.

This is an excellent idea, both in terms of fostering mainstream adoption and in protecting the coin by distributing the hashrate far & wide.

Heavycoin did this well, with the cpu miner integrated into the wallet: http://heavycoin.github.io/mining.html

I'm now checking out the wallet of anoncoin, it's pretty sleek with the cpu miner option (extra button "Mining") to the right (I've clicked to expand it):

http://s30.postimg.org/gidypfsb5/walletanon1.jpg
http://s30.postimg.org/prg4zk175/walletanon2.jpg

...however due to scrypt use, it's practically worthless for them.

Something like that could be used and have 3 options, solo, p2pool (with a ready list of p2pools - perhaps pinging them to show latency) and pool.

Maybe further mining options can be provided in parallel, by allowing the user to run a DarkSend node or an IP obfuscation node etc.

[goin2mars]

In the USA, the IRS just confirmed that Bitcoin is taxable as a capital gain - its an asset.

Those who make any gains should inform the IRS or they will be facing criminal charges.

This then will apply to all crypto coins.

What's more, the government will no doubt be seeking out and testing out ways to track bitcoins in order to ensure US Citizens around the world notify and pay their correct taxes.

[Suspicious link removed]j.com/totalreturn/2014/03/25/qa-the-new-irs-rules-on-bitcoin/[/url]

Everyone please pay your taxes. Do not attempt to hide your crypto wealth with DarkSend. That's just not playing fair or giving the IRS a sporting chance.

Actually very good news, I'd been hoping they'd classify it as an asset.

Does this include mined coin or simply appreciated/depreciated value on current holdings, do you know?  I can't view it at work for some reason.

Obviously it sucks to be taxed but in some ways this is a good thing for crypto. Regulation was the biggest threat and now that there are clear rules to play by more people might get interested. I expanded on this in a post over on the Darkcointalk forum: https://www.darkcointalk.org/threads/bitcoin-to-be-taxed-as-property-not-currency-by-irs.121/

Plus it really discourages people in the US from selling everything all the time . . provided they like to play by the rules that have been put out there.

I'm referring to the almost 50% max taxes taken out if it's sold within a year . . and the 25% if greater than a year. This gives a real incentive to hold what you have, and put some real thought into what you buy into.