Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 1239. (Read 9723787 times)

this is the link he is looking for
https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/display/DOC/Masternode

Dash market rock solid, even on no news days.

Surrounded by a sea of bubbles. (I'm not complaining having ridden some of them, it's just that it makes you notice the long stayers  )

Another thing. Trading the last few months has been mostly hundreds of smaller 2 & 3 digit trades, not these huge cash-ins and outs. Market becoming more mature and distributed. That doesn't mean there's not still big holders -it just means that the asset is getting into the hands of those that want it long term and out of the hands of those that are day trading looking to maximise their BTC.

The recent rise has precipitated a few masternodes out of cold storage, but that's how the system's meant to work anyway. People want masternodes so:

 --> they raise the price
 --> the nodecount reduces
 --> Dash currency market gets more supply
 --> new holders get their node collateral
 --> the return per node increases (both in Dash and $Dollar terms)
 --> market supply stops
 --> nodecount goes back up

Superb !

Looks nice. First thing I noticed is https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/display/DOC/Masternode+guides seems broken. Maybe better link to the forum section with masternode guides. Also you may want to link to this fantastic guide    https://dashtalk.org/threads/guide-simple-masternode-on-a-windows-machine.7956/

Also, I don't see a topic on dashtalk about your site. If you discuss it there you might get more reactions.

You're missing Exmo in the list of exchanges.

Internet Freedom Festival 2016 /Video + Report

https://dashtalk.org/threads/internet-freedom-festival-2016-video-report.8255/

Bump. Still trading on Poloniex, Dash Nation? If there's something you don't like about Exmo, just tell them, they are very receptive to suggestions. Looks like it's steadily gaining trading volume.

Cool.  Ok, that means I can stop trying to understand those patterns?  I hate them, I can't see them, LOL.  I suppose if I want to keep learning here, I have to learn all of it.  BTW, I haven't read up on Joseph E. Granville's theory yet, but thank you for a direction

I'm not too hot on trading patterns to be honest - there's so many of them and I think you need a huge amount of experience to really pick those things out with any precision. The 4-hour's probably too short a range for a proper cup and handle to form. Dead cat bounces are for..."dead markets" basically, thats how you know. They occur because people have to cover their shorts at some point so you get a bounce at the final buyback.

The best cup & handle pattern I know of in crypto (the only broadly acknowledged one) is this one in the current bitcoin market.

It's taken over a year and a half to form.

Is just about the perfect shape. Broad U-shaped bottom, not a V. Handle not too deep, forming at the top of the cup pattern with declining volume. Trading volume lower than average in the base of the bowl. Cup depth not too deep either.

To me it seems ripe for a breakout to 650 (650k that is  ). (For the full picture, go here and switch to 1W (1-Week) chart range).

So continuing the lessons, I am wondering if this current BTC 4 hour chart is showing a dead cat bounce or a cup and handle and how you can tell?  I'll bet it's neither and I'm still clueless,  LOL.  Thanks for the lessons

Internet Freedom Festival 2016 / Report by Fernando

https://dashtalk.org/threads/internet-freedom-festival-2016-report.8252/

 

It depends on the chart range.

The momentum indicators work quite well at all ranges. You can at least see when to definitely NOT buy or sell. The volume analyses are only any good at very long ranges I've found and almost useless at very short for the reasons you state - low volume markets. Stuff like RSI does work pretty well - you usually see the market correcting in an overbought state.

That last big bitcoin rise - the Dec-Jan one when we got out of the 200 trading range stuck out like a sore thumb well in advance on the 1-Week Bitcoin chart OBV. Although the price had barely moved there was a huge surge in volume who's balance was clearly to the upside. It was a textbook example of Joseph E. Granville's theory played out in front of our eyes.


Hey ! So it is. I wonder what that could mean. Better ask this guy 

********** Mumbo Jumbo Alert *********

Dash is a bearer token.

It's quite a good idea to get genned up on these terms because they are becoming increasingly discussed now that Bitcoin 2.0 blockchains are popping up like mushrooms after a rainshower.

Basically, the difference is one's " a "thing" while the other's just a pointer to a "thing".

For example, you might be the subject of a smart contract on a Bitcoin 2.0 blockchain that says another person transferred you their house and you're now the legal owner. But the fact that you 'own' the contract doesn't mean you can actually gain access to the house. You still need the keys and the guy might still dispute the agreement and you might still need to pay an army of lawyers to get the keys off him.

On the other hand, if you hold a Bitcoin 1.0 asset (as I call them "pure currency assets") then there's nothing else to own. That IS the thing - the monetary unit. This is really the starkest way of describing the difference between pure currency and Bitcoin 2.0 blockchain assets I can think of.

It's also the reason why blockchains like Ethereum are unlimited supply - where they can basically increase the money token supply anytime that suits them. It's because the assets are really the house rather than the contract for the house ownership and the tokens just serve as 'fuel' for housing those contracts. Altogether more ambiguous.

I don't think this distinction has really dawned on many people yet and they're just investing in everything in sight as if it were exactly the same economic model as the Bitcoin limited supply monetary bearer token.

Nothing wrong with either model - they both serve an important purpose. Just worthwhile understanding the distinction and which one your buying  

toknormal, it looks like obv is crossing upwards on 1w dash chart

Does TA really work with such low volume markets? I mean when someone can just "draw" the chart with his buy/sell walls and there're not enough traders to interfere with manipulation?

I think that sign says "4-hour chart correction complete".

(Either that or rifle drill).

Hey everyone,

Just thought I would pop in and let you all know I am in the finishing stages of this website www.dashmasternode.org.

I designed it as I didn't feel there was something that promotes the investment aspects of masternodes as well as teach you how to get started with one. So I have basically combined a lot of masternode information into one site so people can easily understand what a masternode is and how to start their own.

Feel free to check it out and critique it and don't be afraid to share it around social media

http://www.bitcoincapital.io/
see portfolio

Google can be a good friend  

edit : i also bribe it sometimes

Where did you find that out Quizzie ?

Factom, Startcoin, Shapeshift and Bitcoin

(i always thought of Shapeshift more as an intermedium tbh, not as a currency)

What are the 4 currencies that Bitcoin Capital 3 investment fund (Max Keiser & Simon Dixon) is now supporting for its new, optional-currency dividend system ?

Thanks again Tok, for your analysis   I was in bed and fell asleep


With me, I only have Dash, so that's where I'd have to start.  And the couple of times I tried this, I sold Dash, got scared and bought back higher, LOL.  Not for me!