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June 26, 2014, 03:23:15 PM |
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I don't really mind the price going down, but I can't say I'm not surprised. I was not expecting a huge rise but not a downtrend either ^^
this is the way market manipulation occurs as when you see its going down you sell and then when you see it is rising you buy.Both ways you lose.
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June 26, 2014, 03:25:19 PM |
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darksend works already?
I try to send, but the client just sent it to a new local adress.
nothing to the target adress.
I use the client v0.10.11.4 Windows
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On 2. try I get this message:
DarkCoin Error: Couldn't find a confirmed unspend output equal to 10 DRK. This shouldn't ever happen, please report to devlopers.
Looks like darksend dosent work at all...
I have more than 10 DRK in the wallet.
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After close and open the client I can send again.
Now I have: darksent Status => Waiting for more entries (1/3), but no changes....
It needs to wait until it receives 3 inputs into the pool. If no one else is sending, it will just keep waiting. the message is away now. I didn't touch. now there is darkSend Status => Idle again but it didn't work. Nothing arrived at destination....
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June 26, 2014, 03:26:35 PM |
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ADDED MY MINING POWER +18MHs TO THE DRK-MULTIPOOL (payouts in drkcoin) Wondering how it will go on after some days of mining.... Spread some hash - xpool is updated too ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) thanks! Wait, what ?! What did I miss? Which multipool is this? www.xpool.caPlease, if you have some spare hash, send it over. The pool will buy up more DRK and be better for everyone! Cheers!
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June 26, 2014, 03:31:08 PM |
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haha, I like you. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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June 26, 2014, 03:37:10 PM |
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I don't really mind the price going down, but I can't say I'm not surprised. I was not expecting a huge rise but not a downtrend either ^^
Look at the volume and behaviour (psychology) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FFRFUfdo.png&t=665&c=XnXqcfLb436ylg) Someone dumped 3k+ and got instantly snatched. Volume is ridiculous, driving price low. There was no official date for the soft "spork" ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) - Most MN investors are in. The others haven't still found out payments are working. Others may have gotten burnt panic selling their nodes last 2 forks, and waiting a little more to get back in. Top investors are monitoring, but with no fixed date, they had no reference to plunge their claws on. But these latter are technically savvy, and wont be storming in (as they dont live all happy together in a fraternity), as these are top dollars and dont mind the mark-up. And this is just RC3. Real magic is in RC4. Then RC5 (open source) will make it ludicrous. Bye bye LTC. Expect the price to rise in the next few days. No mega panic buy, no pumps (as these would be suicide)... the healthiest of rides. Its going to be magic. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FtMC0Rgp.png&t=665&c=C4QkXXWwz7yGcg)
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June 26, 2014, 03:43:31 PM |
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hi - my pool ( https://www2.coinmine.pl/drk/) has updated wallet and paid few blocks for masternodes but last 3 blocks were not paid - anyone knows why is that?
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June 26, 2014, 03:44:46 PM |
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I don't really mind the price going down, but I can't say I'm not surprised. I was not expecting a huge rise but not a downtrend either ^^
Look at the volume and behaviour (psychology) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FFRFUfdo.png&t=665&c=XnXqcfLb436ylg) Someone dumped 3k+ and got instantly snatched. Volume is ridiculous, driving price low. There was no official date for the soft "spork" ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) - Most MN investors are in. The others haven't still found out payments are working. Others may have gotten burnt panic selling their nodes last 2 forks, and waiting a little more to get back in. Top investors are monitoring, but with no fixed date, they had no reference to plunge their claws on. But these latter are technically savvy, and wont be storming in (as they dont live all happy together in a fraternity), as these are top dollars and dont mind the mark-up. And this is just RC3. Real magic is in RC4. Then RC5 (open source) will make it ludicrous. Bye bye LTC. Expect the price to rise in the next few days. No mega panic buy, no pumps (as these would be suicide)... the healthiest of rides. Its going to be magic. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FtMC0Rgp.png&t=665&c=C4QkXXWwz7yGcg) I'm not in a hurry, I still think it's going to be hard to reach 0.025 as many will want to cut their "loss" or go for P&D coins. After that though, there won't be much to sell anymore
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June 26, 2014, 03:45:27 PM |
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darksend works already?
I try to send, but the client just sent it to a new local adress.
nothing to the target adress.
I use the client v0.10.11.4 Windows
Edit:
On 2. try I get this message:
DarkCoin Error: Couldn't find a confirmed unspend output equal to 10 DRK. This shouldn't ever happen, please report to devlopers.
Looks like darksend dosent work at all...
I have more than 10 DRK in the wallet.
Edit2:
After close and open the client I can send again.
Now I have: darksent Status => Waiting for more entries (1/3), but no changes....
It needs to wait until it receives 3 inputs into the pool. If no one else is sending, it will just keep waiting. the message is away now. I didn't touch. now there is darkSend Status => Idle again but it didn't work. Nothing arrived at destination.... Darksend timed out waiting for participants. Not enough transfers to mix with. (needs at least 3.) Until more people are using darksend, you can create 3 darksends yourself to see it work.
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June 26, 2014, 03:49:08 PM |
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hi - my pool ( https://www2.coinmine.pl/drk/) has updated wallet and paid few blocks for masternodes but last 3 blocks were not paid - anyone knows why is that? Hi, have you tried posting this question on darkcointalk?
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June 26, 2014, 03:55:31 PM |
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I don't really mind the price going down, but I can't say I'm not surprised. I was not expecting a huge rise but not a downtrend either ^^
this is the way market manipulation occurs as when you see its going down you sell and then when you see it is rising you buy.Both ways you lose. That is an accurate description of the behavior of market "sheep".
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June 26, 2014, 03:59:57 PM |
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This is Veri's growth chart. Looks great to me. Over 500 btc buys this morning, if it carries on like this, it could go parabolic like DRK.
Just don't forget to get out in the right time, however great the pump is - it's still PoS coin... Whats the problem with pos coins ? http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2393940So to summarize, if a credible attacker announces his/her intention to destroy a POS currency, holders of that currency are likely to sell to the attacker very cheaply due to their belief that the attack will be successful and thus their coins will be worth nothing if they sell them. Very interesting point. In fact, it presents a "prisoner's dilemma" of sorts, where an attacker can be thwarted if the majority is able to resist the pressure, but where it's in the interests of an individual to break consensus and deal with the attacker.
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June 26, 2014, 04:10:57 PM |
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wafflepool XvrdJFSjMBQbfShACzavAgdHe2Eb2qFSvt : 1.000200[1][2]-
wafflepool updated.
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June 26, 2014, 04:17:38 PM |
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2 drk MNs payments so far ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) What a nice feeling, you eat, you swim, you sleep and drk arrives ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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June 26, 2014, 04:26:27 PM |
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miningpoolhub XiWbLL912tcSxjPKQUo3W1LNy94pcqDyCi : 1.001200[1][2]-
miningpoolhub updated pool_unknown_54 Xj8kzichkS6uf2Vw8hz78jskt7wkyHBvdo : 1.000000[1][2]-
pool_unknown_54 updated
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June 26, 2014, 04:28:44 PM |
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hi - my pool ( https://www2.coinmine.pl/drk/) has updated wallet and paid few blocks for masternodes but last 3 blocks were not paid - anyone knows why is that? Block Heights? Please post debug log on darkcointalk thread if possible too. Edit: Looks like 92102 is coinmine. Stratum not finding blocks, please git pull. I believe official also had same issue yesterday. Also looks like p2pool might need some updates. 1 minute ago 06/26 11:24:49 92101 [1][2] 3707.539 5 p2pool
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June 26, 2014, 04:38:49 PM |
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So to summarize, if a credible attacker announces his/her intention to destroy a POS currency, holders of that currency are likely to sell to the attacker very cheaply due to their belief that the attack will be successful and thus their coins will be worth nothing if they sell them. Very interesting point. In fact, it presents a "prisoner's dilemma" of sorts, where an attacker can be thwarted if the majority is able to resist the pressure, but where it's in the interests of an individual to break consensus and deal with the attacker. 6 pages and this is the argument: "Then, there are two equilibria for our game. In the first one, when U > r(N + 1)/β, agent 0 buys strictly more than half of the coins and actually kills the CC. Since this is anticipated by all the other agents, the latter are in competition to sell to agent 0 their coins, who they know have already no value. The attack can be undertaken at no cost." and its bad. It doesn't count fiat as cost and equates 'known value' with price. Beyond that, it can be easily used for POW coins as well as it doesn't really matter what you are buying, hashpower or coins. Incorrect. In PoW, the network is secured by hardware, so the owner of a majority of coins is irrelevant. To anticipate your argument: yes, if one person decides to buy the majority of coins and attempts to destroy them by "dumping" that will drive the price down and reduce the economic incentives to mine. EXCEPT, that as fewer people mine, difficulty adjusts and mining becomes less expensive relative to rewards. Not only that, but as that paper points out, the cost of operating mining rigs is marginal (especially with difficulty adjustments).
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June 26, 2014, 04:44:35 PM |
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This is Veri's growth chart. Looks great to me. Over 500 btc buys this morning, if it carries on like this, it could go parabolic like DRK.
Just don't forget to get out in the right time, however great the pump is - it's still PoS coin... Whats the problem with pos coins ? http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2393940So to summarize, if a credible attacker announces his/her intention to destroy a POS currency, holders of that currency are likely to sell to the attacker very cheaply due to their belief that the attack will be successful and thus their coins will be worth nothing if they sell them. Very interesting point. In fact, it presents a "prisoner's dilemma" of sorts, where an attacker can be thwarted if the majority is able to resist the pressure, but where it's in the interests of an individual to break consensus and deal with the attacker. Yes, but there are still other vectors which do not really require selling. You can use prior owned coins to attack the blockchain. You can counterfeit the chain with a chain where you HAD the majority stake at some point of time - but you no longer need that majority to launch a nothing at stake attack - where you risk absolutely zero effort / money (you've already sold your coins in the past). https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615843.msg6753716#msg6753716The attack has no cost or risk.
Very simplified example: The network stake is 2M xCoins. I acquired 1.1M xCoins as of block 1,000. I sell you 1.1 M xCoins for $$$$$$$ and the transfer is recorded in block 1,001. I now no longer have any xCoins (effective block 1,001+), I have no cost as I received $$$$$$ in return for the 1.1M xCoins. I start building an attack chain as of block 1,000 double spending my transfer.
Eventually even if the main chain has a head start, my attack chain will be longer. This is no different than a 51% attack on a PoW based network however my attack has no cost and no risk. I already sold the coins. I am merely using my history of prior ownership to attack the network.
Compare that to PoW. I build a hashing farm with 51% of network capacity. If I attack with it then the attack has cost and risk. The farm wasn't free, I may not succeed in which case I would lose all the legit blocks I could build. If I sell the hashing farm I can't engage in an attack based on the history that at one point in the past I had more hashing power than the rest of the network.
Both are vulnerable to a 51% attack however PoS allows the attacker to exploit the history (your security mechanism is recorded in the very thing you are attempting to secure) to attack without cost or risk.
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June 26, 2014, 04:55:06 PM |
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hi - my pool ( https://www2.coinmine.pl/drk/) has updated wallet and paid few blocks for masternodes but last 3 blocks were not paid - anyone knows why is that? Jump on #darkcoin-test and I'll help you
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June 26, 2014, 04:57:11 PM |
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Incorrect. In PoW, the network is secured by hardware, so the owner of a majority of coins is irrelevant. To anticipate your argument: yes, if one person decides to buy the majority of coins and attempts to destroy them by "dumping" that will drive the price down and reduce the economic incentives to mine. EXCEPT, that as fewer people mine, difficulty adjusts and mining becomes less expensive relative to rewards. Not only that, but as that paper points out, the cost of operating mining rigs is marginal (especially with difficulty adjustments).
No I didn't mean it like that. In POW you can buy half of the hash network and have the same argument of "no cost" 51% attack if you don't count money as cost. And thats absurd. That's true, but buying that much hashpower would require a non-trivial investment. Not only that, but it would be very difficult, if not impossible, to acquire that much hardware due to manufacturing time and relatively small product pipelines. Such an accumulation of hashpower would have to happen in secret, which is also unlikely, because if it became known, the network could easily embrace a hardfork to change the PoW algo. I guess the point is that theoretically PoW could be attacked, but it would be vastly less expensive to attack PoS. In fact, the greater the attacker's credibility, the cheaper the attack would be.
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