Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 1580. (Read 9723858 times)

He's the brain.

And seem to work better than all brains of trolleros together.

I heard that you are really young. Maybe you should stop posting in forums until you've grown up a bit?

You think he's the only one with any idea how it work.

According to the Dash anti-criticism brigade, anyone who is critical about anything related to Dash is a troll who is trolling. Especially core team members who are secretly from Finland and living in a castle.

Where would we all be now if Satoshi had kept his precious code all to his selfish self? Not here, not in this wonderful position, I can tell you. Fortunately for hope, not everyone in the world is as greedy as you.

Hey...you are that guy who had that super-optimised Vertminer, and refused to share it with the community, aren't you? I don't like you at all. I don't hate XMR. But what I do hate is when malicious trolls infect the threads of what they see as their competitor coins. Everybody who is into crypto should be working together for the ultimate success of crypto itself, not stabbing each other in the back, which is what you guys seems to think is necessary.

But it is the real problem for Monero. Most of respectable people don't want to join a company of morons.

I have heard it many times on Russian forums (and have the same feelings personally): monero's technology is relatively OK, but community around it is awful.

That is one small crowdfunded project, responsible for maybe a half dozen commits, not at all core to the 1200+ commits.

You hope! LOL, you better fucking hope as well 

Yes, I am a Dashnewb! It's quite a complex thing isn't it. Still trying to get my head around all the technical aspects, but I'll get there. I've been a miner for like..three years.

but but but.. who is gonna bump our thread then ?  

to trolls : pls continue, you all are really having an impact here... honestly.

edit : oh darn, no reply. i think ceti drove them away. come backkkkk !!!! we neeedddd you guys !!!!

Are you new to Dash, volyova?  Some people hang in the background, but have been following a long time   Anyway, if you should still be rather new to Dash, we're always happy to explain things, like what makes Dash unique.  I'm a fanhag myself, and could go on and on 

Well, thank-you so much.

We're pretty nice here, except to the trolls, LOL. 

The thing about Dash, and it's leader, Evan, is that they have a clear objective.  Make a currency that is as easy for the public to use as cash and gives the user just as much anonymity.  And make an interface (API) that can be used for outside projects to easily utilize the masternode network for other needs. 

Dash is focusing on being cash, but it also focuses on self preservation and ability to thrive.  Therefore we now have a voting system, where the public can speak up about issues or proposals, but Masternode owners, because of their vested interests, do the voting.  The logic is that they have Dash's best interests in mind.  However, the council of the public is easily viewed and spread via forums etc... to the MN owners.  And I hope there will eventually be a distributed forum just for proposals some day, so that the forum can not be taken down, can be accessed a number of ways, but acts like a single forum.  In this way everyone's voice can be heard.

And of course the budgeting system has already enabled  us to pay for Evan and others to attend conferences, including the upcoming conferences in Mexico City and the Miami conference.  Not to mention it will be paying for the acquisition of Dash.org and continues to pay for Core Developers and other projects that have been given the green light.

Evan has stated in his video series where he explains things really well.  I especially like how he sees the Dash project taking the best of how centralized corporations function efficiently in certain areas and applying that to a distributed project.  The things centralized corporations do better than cryptos currently do, enables them to be used in a simple fashion for the average user.  He's talked about this in the Bitcoin Wednesday presentation and his Q&A from the same presentation

This project goes way beyond a simple crypto currency, but rather builds it into an entity that anyone can plug into via the DAPI (distributed api) and can fund itself as well as make decisions via "wisdom of the crowd" according to Evan.  not sure if that's a quote he borrowed or made up himself, but it's pretty good

Not specifically pointed at you, volyova, I just like to make a review on this thread once in a while, so new comers know what this project is about

Well aren't you clever!  Are you so threatened by the illegitimate vote that you can't even quote my full response? Nothing to say about that either? 


Dash

On another thread I was berated for smashing trolls. Seriously, I got it worse than the actual trolls! I like this thread better.

rotfwl !  Are you serious ?

Next time there's a dispute over payment in my client's ordering department I'll advise them to use that line: "Please seek education on the basics of ring signatures and homomorphic functions"

I'm sure they'll love it  

Monero is dead in the water...good riddance, I say...

https://forum.bitcoin.com/ama-ask-me-anything/i-m-gary-le-co-founder-of-moneta-the-world-s-first-implementation-of-zerocoin-ama-t2408.html

The problem with DashHoles isn't that they know so little, but rather they know so much that just isn't true.

Please seek education on the basics of ring signatures and homomorphic functions before further embarrassing yourself.

Here, I'll help.

bitcoins with homomorphic value (validatable but encrypted)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoins-with-homomorphic-value-validatable-but-encrypted-305791

https://people.xiph.org/~greg/confidential_values.txt

Very nice.