Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 1075. (Read 9723733 times)

pray and buy ?

looks nice  

edit : also praying seems to really help, i wonder what happens if we all pray together... 

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15504195

I've seen one somewhere, but definitely not worth it. Basically CPU mining in an age of ASICs.

Is there a guide for mining on the same server as a MN? is it even worth it?

Stupid question. Is it possible to run MN and do the mining on the server at the same time?

Also, since the halving psychosis passed, and nothing happened, the price of DASH should return to normal and start growing.
I think the 0.015 wall will disappear the moment price reaches it. There was no reason for DASH price to reach 0.011, but people trying to ride the halving while holding bitcoin.

I couldn't agree more--the real issue with the halving is centralization, not hashrate. I spent months arguing on reddit that the halving would not significantly affect the hashrate (Back when many were calling for a 50% reduction in hashrate, I predicted a 10-20% decrease, and even that didn't come to fruition, at least not yet.)

A business will continue any legal and ethical activity that is profitable, period. When you mine with a) existing equipment, b) inexpensive labor, and c) free electricity, your cost basis is so small that you'd be crazy to stop mining. So the Chinese miners went from making $X profit per day to 1/2X profit per day--profit is still profit.

A reduction in block reward simply encourages the centralization of mining in places where electricity and labor are cheapest; it does not discourage mining itself. The halving may seriously affect the future development and production of mining equipment--that remains to be seen. But the halving merely shifted production. Some older miners in areas with higher electricity costs (e.g. the West) certainly were turned off (or will be soon). But when electricity is free and labor is nearly so, it will just result in additional centralization.

I strongly look forward to whatever it is that Evan has planned in the future to reduce mining centralization, because as it is, Proof of Work has severe unintended consequences that will (in the long term) likely cripple the concept entirely.

From Darkcoin to Dash - The Story of the First DAO

https://www.coingecko.com/buzz/darkcoin-to-dash?locale=en

 

omg i never learn this at school  LOL 

the volume of the waves was pulled by the moon,  and it was technically correct too  LOL

Well, I'll say something (even though I haven't got time right now).

The significant thing is that - despite being a bit zig-zaggy - the long range volume movement (indicated by OBV - on balance volume) has had a ruler straight moving average upwards for 4 solid months now. It looks like the shorter range charts are reversing direction just in time to allow that long range pattern to continue. (That was the trend I first heralded on here back in god-knows-when. Must'v been around February-March just as it was getting going).

It's the tide. The tide is all powerful and yet barely noticeable  



(P.S. The tide is of course assisted by the moon pulling it towards it    )

Is nobody going to say anything about the markets ?

Dash Nation and Exodus Wallet team up to offer the Exodus Wallet Skin Contest:

http://www.dashnation.com/contest/

#DashNation #IoM

Yah, centralization is an ongoing process with Bitcoin, and I suspect it won't change.  However, I thought the biggest immediate fear was that the mining hash would drastically drop, causing longer confirmations and huge backups.

Seriously, companies like Coinbase, who are effectively sole gateways for entire regions need to add other coins for the good of the ecosystem as well as to protect themselves.  I can't believe they haven't yet.  It's insane.

Well we were not going to see any impact immediately anyway, it will take time for the reserves these pools and miners keep to dry out before the lower block reward affects them at all. Also if some of them have reward sharing deals with power generation plants using excess electricity then there is no reason why they should not be able to continue.

What is clear is any hope for any smaller mining operation without access to cheap power, hardware or labor is lost. Even KNC miners had to close down. Mining will continue but the entry cost and requirements for that business are way above what the average mining operation can afford.

I took note of the hash last night, and nothing has changed.  Looks like the miners are sticking with Bitcoin, which is awesome.  So I'm hoping for bitcoin to rise and take the rest of us with it!    It's actually a little higher.  1.52 to 1.56 Exahashes

Well that was very anticlimactic, I am just happy we are past the halving speculation phase.  It was hard to focus on anything else over the past couple of weeks. I think the real effect of the halving will manifest itself over a longer time frame.

Anyway, I hope that we can now go back to focus on solving the underlying issues we are dealing with in crypto.

I think he's just spreadin the love LoL  

thats.. thats.. just rude of that dumper

I'm still in a countdown mood, lets do a countdown to New Year..

Happy 2nd Halving BTC!!! 

Looks like it's done and about 18000 BTC got dumped on Huobi.