[ANN][DRKC] DarkCash | 0 PREMINE | POW/POS | X11 | P2P Exchange | ATM | ANON

[KeyserSozeMC]

Oh, gawd

http://prntscr.com/46ke4l

This can mean only one thing.

Or two.

Is it possible that what we are seeing is an illusion, manipulated numbers? prob a stupid question, I just can't fathom this nethash on a coin with such a low price.

Not sure why would people invest so much hash into DRKC, if the price isn't covering their mining cost.


a) They've got big expectations.
b) They know something we don't.
c) We all seeing an illusion.
d) Sumtin wong?


Price is @ 2.3k on poloniex atm. Someone from bittrex mentioned that they're watching DRKC. ( This could be what everyone is waiting? )


Just checked the logo. It's awesome!

c)
Would this be possible? If it's possible to scam folks in crypto, it will happen.

Everything is possible.

Not trying to spread FUD, those are my guesses. Never take advice from people on the forums.

[zlibz]

Are you guys serious? The only way to manipulate hundreds of hashes is if somebody has a working ASIC for X11. Otherwise it is just a network and the network shows that it is receiving hundreds of hashes. If you do not believe the pools just download the source compile the daemon and run getmininginfo. This is what I am getting:

http://puu.sh/as1nW/1d72be851e.png

This guy is funny: Not trying to spread FUD, those are my guesses. Never take advice from people on the forums. Smiley

In other words: Not trying to spread FUD, but I will spread FUD. Smiley

[chesthing]

Oh, gawd

http://prntscr.com/46ke4l

This can mean only one thing.

Or two.

Is it possible that what we are seeing is an illusion, manipulated numbers? prob a stupid question, I just can't fathom this nethash on a coin with such a low price.

Not sure why would people invest so much hash into DRKC, if the price isn't covering their mining cost.


a) They've got big expectations.
b) They know something we don't.
c) We all seeing an illusion.
d) Sumtin wong?


Price is @ 2.3k on poloniex atm. Someone from bittrex mentioned that they're watching DRKC. ( This could be what everyone is waiting? )


Just checked the logo. It's awesome!

c)
Would this be possible? If it's possible to scam folks in crypto, it will happen.

Everything is possible.

Not trying to spread FUD, those are my guesses. Never take advice from people on the forums.

Well, using process of illumination of your choices;
a) Generally, miners don't speculate - they want to get paid as quick as possible. Given the supposed 400gh+, I'd find this possiblility highly unlikely.
b) How could hundreds of miners all know something none of us do? again, highly unlikely.

That pretty much leaves c. How could this illusion be created if it's possible? anyone?

[ocminer]

Are you guys serious? The only way to manipulate hundreds of hashes is if somebody has a working ASIC for X11. Otherwise it is just a network and the network shows that it is receiving hundreds of hashes. If you do not believe the pools just download the source compile the daemon and run getmininginfo. This is what I am getting:

Rule #1:

Never run anything as root

 

[chesthing]

Are you guys serious? The only way to manipulate hundreds of hashes is if somebody has a working ASIC for X11. Otherwise it is just a network and the network shows that it is receiving hundreds of hashes. If you do not believe the pools just download the source compile the daemon and run getmininginfo. This is what I am getting:



This guy is funny: Not trying to spread FUD, those are my guesses. Never take advice from people on the forums. Smiley

In other words: Not trying to spread FUD, but I will spread FUD. Smiley

I know it's far fetched, just trying to make sense of this and just want to know if it's possible.

[paradigmflux]

Are you guys serious? The only way to manipulate hundreds of hashes is if somebody has a working ASIC for X11. Otherwise it is just a network and the network shows that it is receiving hundreds of hashes. If you do not believe the pools just download the source compile the daemon and run getmininginfo. This is what I am getting:



This guy is funny: Not trying to spread FUD, those are my guesses. Never take advice from people on the forums. Smiley

In other words: Not trying to spread FUD, but I will spread FUD. Smiley

LOL @ the coin dev obviously running his own mining pool
this has to be one of the more questionable posts I've seen a coin dev make yet

[zlibz]

siigh. Running my own mining pool which is not active and which was dropped once the fork happened and the community chose their own pool. Bring the FUD this coin is legit.

[albertdros]

Alright for the newcomers this is a summary:

- This coin was launched, but the blockchain got stuck and dev decided to relaunch.

- 2 hours later (was supposed to be 15 min later) it got relaunched with shorter blocktime.

- Coin got forked and the dev's private pool got left out because all the other pools were on the 'right' fork.

- Dev chose to join the other chain, which left him with 0 coins.

- Dev is continuing the coin without having a single coin at the moment.


If this coin turns out to be something good, the dev has my respect and I will gladly donate.

quoting myself.

[kcanup]

Oh that difficulty!! This coin is cheaper to buy than mining right now 

[mozurt]

Oh that difficulty!! This coin is cheaper to buy than mining right now 

miner will dump coin until pow end .. i think

[zlibz]

I can't believe the price of this coin on polo?

I bought 900Mh of hash for 0.2 BTC, and I managed to get just over 5000 coins.

I just managed to buy 30,000 coins for 0.5 BTC.

People are selling at a loss?

No. U mine at a loss. People don't sell at a loss. What makes u think that all miner got the same formula for mining profit

True, there are loads of variables, electric cost, rig size, rental fees, and so on.

With the net hash in the 200-300gh there must be farms out there paying nearly nothing for electricity to make profit at 1500 sats. I do disagree that "people don't sell at a loss", it happens all the f'g time around here, panic dumping.

or maybe people actually believe in this coin because at launch the community took over the pools this coin is receiving so much hash. Because it is one of the few coins where the dev has nothing. I stuck with this coin not for profits but because of real development. I am pretty much following in CLOAK's footsteps with adding features to the wallet. But I also want to release a working anon that is why my implementation in the whitepaper is so simple yet effective.

[kcanup]

Oh that difficulty!! This coin is cheaper to buy than mining right now 

miner will dump coin until pow end .. i think

thats obvious. Check polo now 

[nfox]

Oh that difficulty!! This coin is cheaper to buy than mining right now 

miner will dump coin until pow end .. i think

thats obvious. Check polo now 

lol @ that polo dump.

[peer2peer360]

  O'la

  * Bitterex

  * Cryptsy

  * Mintpal


 If & when these exchange start trading DRKC

 Likely a surge in value based on market activity

 Could cause a panic buy scenario.
 

 Network hash rate difficulty is way up

 Which is a very strong indication of something,

 Whatever that may be, we'll all find out very soon

 All eyes on DRKC.

Somebody somewhere know something about DRKC.

Is it not obvious?

Regards
P2p360

[SkyValeey]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=700289.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=704077.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=702757.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=709322.0 ?

[kcanup]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=700289.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=704077.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=702757.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=709322.0 ?

LOL.. Innocent until proven guilty 

[SkyValeey]

hackcoin 0.4.4 BETA

Copyright (c) 2013 NovaCoin Developers
Copyright (c) 2011-2012 PPCoin Developers
Distributed under the MIT/X11 software license, see the accompanying
file license.txt or http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php.
This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in
the OpenSSL Toolkit (http://www.openssl.org/).  This product includes
cryptographic software written by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com).


Intro
-----
ConcealCoin is a free open source project derived from Bitcoin, with
the goal of providing a long-term energy-efficient scrypt-based crypto-currency.
Built on the foundation of Bitcoin, PPCoin and NovaCoin, innovations such as proof-of-stake
help further advance the field of crypto-currency.





VastCoin 0.4.4 BETA

Copyright (c) 2013 NovaCoin Developers
Copyright (c) 2011-2012 PPCoin Developers
Distributed under the MIT/X11 software license, see the accompanying
file license.txt or http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php.
This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in
the OpenSSL Toolkit (http://www.openssl.org/).  This product includes
cryptographic software written by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com).


Intro
-----
VastCoin is a free open source project derived from Bitcoin, with
the goal of providing a long-term energy-efficient scrypt-based crypto-currency.
Built on the foundation of Bitcoin, PPCoin and NovaCoin, innovations such as proof-of-stake
help further advance the field of crypto-currency.





Elite - github page not found now




hackcoin 0.4.4 BETA

Copyright (c) 2013 NovaCoin Developers
Copyright (c) 2011-2012 PPCoin Developers
Distributed under the MIT/X11 software license, see the accompanying
file license.txt or http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php.
This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in
the OpenSSL Toolkit (http://www.openssl.org/).  This product includes
cryptographic software written by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com).


Intro
-----
DarkCash is a free open source project derived from Bitcoin, with
the goal of providing a long-term energy-efficient scrypt-based crypto-currency.
Built on the foundation of Bitcoin, PPCoin and NovaCoin, innovations such as proof-of-stake
help further advance the field of crypto-currency.

[n3rfherder]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=700289.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=704077.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=702757.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=709322.0 ?

I think you are forgetting something.  The dev in those coins was totally inactive and as soon as they hit exchanges absolutely nothing happened. Different here and it is obvious.

This coin has been going for a minute, the dev gave up his coins from the fork, it has been listed on exchanges and the dev is still active and responsive to all issues and question that have come up.

At this point in DarkCash, your post just makes you seems stupid or that you are trying to spread bad FUD.

[coine_smithe]

There are certain techniques you can use to determine someone's identity even in this anonymous context. You must look for subtle behavioral queues, contextual speech patterns, and their reactions to events. If you look at all of these things, it is clear that this dev is not the same as those coins.

[chesthing]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=700289.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=704077.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=702757.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=709322.0 ?

I think you are forgetting something.  The dev in those coins was totally inactive and as soon as they hit exchanges absolutely nothing happened. Different here and it is obvious.

This coin has been going for a minute, the dev gave up his coins from the fork, it has been listed on exchanges and the dev is still active and responsive to all issues and question that have come up.

At this point in DarkCash, your post just makes you seems stupid or that you are trying to spread bad FUD.

Dev could have a partner who does have a lot of coins though, couldn't he?