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May 24, 2014, 12:38:04 AM
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I can't stress this enough to you n00bs.

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May 24, 2014, 01:26:11 AM
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I can't stress this enough to you n00bs.

Bytecoin! Bytecoin! Bytecoin!

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May 24, 2014, 08:50:43 AM
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It would be nice if a dev of DRK could explain that or at least a DRK user. Why exactly is it closed source? When will this be changed? Why should one trust DRK?

Guys, all the info can be found on darkcointalk.org. Stuff is already working on the testnet. Everything apart from the darksend functionality is open-source already. It will be open-source once it's fully functional on mainnet and there was a full audit.

Suspecting mining to be tampered with is ridiculous. There are open-source miners available and they work as expected. You can look it up on the blockchain anyway.
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May 24, 2014, 09:44:43 AM
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ANONYMITY -> CLOSED SOURCE
                 -> NON-TRACEABLE TRANSACTIONS ON BLOCK CHAIN
                 -> DEVS CAN GIVE THEMSELVES MORE COINS TO SELL AND YOU WOULDN'T KNOW
                 -> RISK
                 -> REQUIRES YOU TO TRUST THE DEV NOT TO DO ANYTHING SHADY

Looks like DRK is retarded if all of the above is true.

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May 24, 2014, 09:50:42 AM
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It would be nice if a dev of DRK could explain that or at least a DRK user. Why exactly is it closed source? When will this be changed? Why should one trust DRK?

Guys, all the info can be found on darkcointalk.org. Stuff is already working on the testnet. Everything apart from the darksend functionality is open-source already. It will be open-source once it's fully functional on mainnet and there was a full audit.

Suspecting mining to be tampered with is ridiculous. There are open-source miners available and they work as expected. You can look it up on the blockchain anyway.

DarkSend being closed-source is a HUGE problem to anyone holding DRK.

How does one know that the devs aren't double spending their stash or just adding to their total stash and selling them?

If it is closed source this is then possible.

Hence why such a pump could happen.

Having a public-ledger that bitcoin and litecoin has is important to verify where coins came from. Otherwise what is the point of anonymity? Anyone can just send coins and then claim they never sent them to sell on an exchange? lol...how retarded is that?

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May 24, 2014, 10:28:54 AM
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THE FACTS ABOUT DARK COIN

1. released without windows QT so that only dev and pals could mine it.

2. Instamined harder than any other coin out there  12.5% of the current minting was mined in the first day

3. Later they decided to cut the minting by 75% to turn their 12.5% instamine with no windows QT into 50% instamine in 24hours - nice hey


yes that is correct they mined 50% of all the coins available at this time by themselves in the first 24 hours whilst windows users could not mine.


That is the facts.... doesn't matter what else they say... nothing can change what they have done.

Once zero coin, or bytecoin with a decent wallet it released or another darkcoin clone is released.... dark coin will sink like a stone.



Every time they try to spam their coin just post this to remind them of the facts about their coin.
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