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[kaene]

Ed4252's dumbass question...

Devs don't have 10% or anything close, they sold most of their coins when Darkcoin was priced at 2 cents each.... as did most people at that time. Check the blockchain history..... It's pretty darn well distributed now if I may say so myself.

Seriously?! What's their addresses? I'll gladly donate many DRK's.

Edit: I'm actually more worried about this mystery-entity (which bought even more today) selling and crashing the coin more than anything else (http://chainz.cryptoid.info/drk/address.dws?188207.htm)

Basically 1 guy has kept acquiring DRK since it was $0.70, totalling over 300k coins, and hasn't sold one yet.  I'm not worried about that guy selling any time soon.  And if he does sell, it will be for a reason, so the coin would have been fucked anyway.  

I love it.  Hasn't sold a single one.  Shit takes balls.  Like titanium ones.

This guy is not cashing out any soon, you don't invest over 3k BTC to cash out at 4k BTC, not worth the risk, to me the total amount of coins decreased in 490k, 190k are because the MNs and 280k because of this guy.

[coins101]

Hi everyone.  I believe my account has been hacked.  I can't find any way to report this or get help from Bitcointalk.  If anyone can point me in the right direction, I'd sure appreciate it.  

Boy this is like having someone break into my home and robbing me.  I can't think of anything else they can get from my account except private messages??  My password was weak, and I kept putting off changing it because I'm lazy.  

Anyway, ignore anything I say as TanteStefana please, in case they want to ruin my name (such as it is??)

If you use an exchange or something linked to your coins and use the same email address as bitcointalk, you might want to think about the security implications.

[splawik21]

Hi everyone.  I believe my account has been hacked.  I can't find any way to report this or get help from Bitcointalk.  If anyone can point me in the right direction, I'd sure appreciate it. 

Boy this is like having someone break into my home and robbing me.  I can't think of anything else they can get from my account except private messages??  My password was weak, and I kept putting off changing it because I'm lazy. 

Anyway, ignore anything I say as TanteStefana please, in case they want to ruin my name (such as it is??)

If you use an exchange or something linked to your coins and use the same email address as bitcointalk, you might want to think about the security implications.

Indeed...enable 2FA security like google authenticator at mintpal your EC2 and wherever else...even you wallet pass just in case...

[coins101]

Come on China, buy those DRK to escape the financial chains......

For all those internet sensors in China - hi 

[splawik21]

Come on China, buy those DRK to escape the financial chains......

For all those internet sensors in China - hi 

shouldn't we put it here?
 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=118.0

[CryptoPleb]

Should make a bounty to get someone from Elance.com to write a legit clone of the darkcoin site and white paper all in mandarin.
https://www.elance.com/r/contractors/q-mandarin/

Could also get a translation of the front page of this thread and post it in the Chinese section

[tungfa]

HAHAHAHAHAHAH !!!! This just came out on Coindesk!!

http://www.coindesk.com/advanced-algorithms-maxcoin-dogecar/

The part is called ... The Rise of X11!!

In recent months, innovations have come out of the altcoin community that have pushed new mining approaches and algorithms into the fore. From Scrypt-N to Groestl, more advanced systems for veryifing transactions within the coin network are reshaping the altcoin landscape.

According to a document created by pool operator SuchPool.pw, X11 “provides a very efficient way to mine coins”. The algorithm does not pose the same power needs as other proof-of-work digital currencies, results in lower heat ranges and and greater hardware longevity as a result.

X11 has slowly gained traction in terms of new coin implementation. Hirocoin and québecoin are perhaps the most notable examples of X11 coins. Additionally, the algorithm has been integrated by some elements of the multipool community, with several pools offering X11 as a mining option.

For altcoin miners, X11 presents an interesting alternative that could become more prominent within the ecosystem. Those hoping to increase the lifetime of their mining rigs may want to consider this new algorithm as a viable option.

WTF?

Is this not the second coindesk article today where the author was clueless / deeply confused?

I emailed the guy Stan today suggestion a story on DRK ….>>
with this attached
http://cointelegraph.com/news/111441/darkcoin_rising

[fearcoka]

Thoughts on whats gonna happen in the next 24hours?

[eltito]

Very nice!  The lite blue field and "Darkcoin accepted here" needs to dominate that top part though.  Big enough so the person standing waaay at the back of the checkout line can see it.

[Jesse Livermore]

Edit: I'm actually more worried about this mystery-entity (which bought even more today) selling and crashing the coin more than anything else (http://chainz.cryptoid.info/drk/address.dws?188207.htm)

An exchange ?

Yep, after examining the block transactions this address was involved in, and seeing many many MintPal addresses being used to deposit an odd variety of amounts into it on every occasion, I believe it's just another MintPal master address.

[mannie]

It's a fun pastime going through old bitcointalk threads for price predictions on BTC, and comparing it to current DRK predictions. Keep this in mind when people tell you to sell DRK now.

Here is one from July 2012 "When will bitcoin hit $100": https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93307.0

Greater than a decade, if it lasts that long.

Chances are generally very low for 1 BTC = $100. Unless the dollar goes nuts (which, in fact, has high chance) ...

uh oh, these threads again

Yup looks bullish to me 

time to sell   

and then there's the cooler heads...

Chances are generally very low for 1 BTC = $100. Unless the dollar goes nuts (which, in fact, has high chance) ...

I honestly don't think so - even all the political and philosophical aspects aside, Bitcoin has the potential to be one of the most efficient online payment systems. Within the next 1-2 years I expect the scalability issues to be solved and some more advanced features to be implemented. Together with many new competing Bitcoin payment providers similar to Bit-Pay who enable cheap and easy integration for merchants who still want to get fiat, Bitcoin is pretty much bound to reach a non-negligible market share in the realm of online/mobile/micro- payments. To facilitate only 1% of those huge markets would require one Bitcoin to be worth > 100 USD. Add in some speculators/investors and you'll get there even faster.

Of course there's all kinds of possible roadblocks (mainly increasing regulatory intervention) but so far Bitcoin has turned out to be very resilient even in really rough times and it may well turn out to prevail against even more serious attacks.

[Simcom]

lol, even cinnicoin has a multipool now http://cinnipool.co/

PLEASE tell me someone is working on a DRK multipool.

[anonymousxx1503]

lol, even cinnicoin has a multipool now http://cinnipool.co/

PLEASE tell me someone is working on a DRK multipool.

chaositecs dark ice? is that supposed to be a drk multipool?

[tifozi]

[massiver]

https://i.imgur.com/a6AupXV.png

dat difficulty

[Jesse Livermore]

It's a fun pastime going through old bitcointalk threads for price predictions on BTC, and comparing it to current DRK predictions. Keep this in mind when people tell you to sell DRK now.

Here is one from July 2012 "When will bitcoin hit $100": https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93307.0

Greater than a decade, if it lasts that long.

Chances are generally very low for 1 BTC = $100. Unless the dollar goes nuts (which, in fact, has high chance) ...

uh oh, these threads again

Yup looks bullish to me 

time to sell   

and then there's the cooler heads...

Chances are generally very low for 1 BTC = $100. Unless the dollar goes nuts (which, in fact, has high chance) ...

I honestly don't think so - even all the political and philosophical aspects aside, Bitcoin has the potential to be one of the most efficient online payment systems. Within the next 1-2 years I expect the scalability issues to be solved and some more advanced features to be implemented. Together with many new competing Bitcoin payment providers similar to Bit-Pay who enable cheap and easy integration for merchants who still want to get fiat, Bitcoin is pretty much bound to reach a non-negligible market share in the realm of online/mobile/micro- payments. To facilitate only 1% of those huge markets would require one Bitcoin to be worth > 100 USD. Add in some speculators/investors and you'll get there even faster.

Of course there's all kinds of possible roadblocks (mainly increasing regulatory intervention) but so far Bitcoin has turned out to be very resilient even in really rough times and it may well turn out to prevail against even more serious attacks.

mannie, I've been perusing those "old" forums as well.
According to the poll on that thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93307.0;viewResults) only 25% of those voters thought it would hit $100 within 1 year (which it did in March 2013)...the price of BTC during that poll was about $8-$9. Over half the votes thought it would take 1 or 2 years. Would have been interesting to see a poll asking how long BTC is $1000, although I'm sure a poll like that would have been mocked at that time.
BTC has definitely carved the path for cryptos, however I think DRK will soon be taking over that path and leading the way pretty shortly here... probably sooner than any of us would imagine and to a greater magnitude.
JL

[YoyodyneSystems]

Shakeouts during the day -- all day today.

Late at night on the weekend is one of the best times to take a coin to the next level up because there is the least sell resistance from the US.
So coming up soon here. It's 10pm-1am in the US now.
Or it could be tomorrow Saturday night starting around 24 hours or so from now.

Would be a good time to watch.

I was thinking the target is to go over the DOGE market cap (for certain reasons) and then stabilize it permanently at a decently higher market cap then DOGE.
That would mean at least doubling from here. I don't see it as very difficult for the person/s behind DRK's price increase. They seem to have no trouble keeping
the coin's price exactly where they want it. The longer the coin stays at the higher price the more likely it is to stick.

- Clearly DRK is potentially one of the most useful coins since BTC.
- And many of the people that hold it have no interest in selling. As we have seen over the months.

Those reasons and others lead me to think that the price doubling from here is not unreasonable at all.

[tifozi]

If we take Scrypt/x11 hash factor into account, tonight DRK passed DOGE overall network hashrate for the first time. Kinda significant because there are scrypt asics in play for DOGE too. Some large farms not into multipooling are mining DRK of late.

[nzminer]

Just one question:
When is "Darksend" going to be implemented?
Ive updated my wallet but i dont see any option to use darksend?

[HiddenDark]

I feel this suits Darkcoin more than Bitcoin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZfg1Gtcg08