Someone needs to buy that 2405 coin wall at .00723
Edit: And it's gone! (Pulled, not bought)
Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 1607. (Read 9723706 times)
November 11, 2015, 03:17:10 PM
November 11, 2015, 02:37:58 PM
Market Depth for Dash on Poloniex : http://dc-charts.com/depth_dash.php?ex=16&cu=0
Other exchanges with Dash trading volumes show good buy support as well : http://dc-charts.com/dash/
edit : hmmm, some more then others.. but Poloniex does show some strong buy-support and has the most Dash traded volume.
Other exchanges with Dash trading volumes show good buy support as well : http://dc-charts.com/dash/
edit : hmmm, some more then others.. but Poloniex does show some strong buy-support and has the most Dash traded volume.
November 11, 2015, 01:38:16 PM
Where is he placing it, time-wise?
Don't know. I just stumbled across this interview where they were discussing it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4yagsitAoo
Enjoyed that interview thanks for the post!
November 11, 2015, 11:14:28 AM
Where is he placing it, time-wise?
End of November.
November 11, 2015, 11:13:52 AM
Am I seeing it wrong?
No - the weekly chart hasn't yet absorbed the shock other then 1 red candle.
Still that retrace was pretty brutal. Nobody's going to have a huge appetite for bitcoin in the next few months - at least not on a purely speculative basis IMO. Maybe if there's some mother of all equity crashes or derivative metldowns and they're forced to buy - thats the only way I see this going anywhere.
(According to Cliff High's webbot, there is such an even on the calander if you're into 'Twighlight Zone Tealeaf Technicals'
)Where is he placing it, time-wise?
Well I follow this guy for quite some time and he usually gives summaries from the webbot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hB8INf94Ic
In this case it seems the price $408 need to be crossed 3 times before some (external) event lifts up silver (and I assume bitcoin to)
No time frame though...
November 11, 2015, 11:02:42 AM
Where is he placing it, time-wise?
Don't know. I just stumbled across this interview where they were discussing it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4yagsitAoo
November 11, 2015, 11:01:28 AM
Am I seeing it wrong?
No - the weekly chart hasn't yet absorbed the shock other then 1 red candle.
Still that retrace was pretty brutal. Nobody's going to have a huge appetite for bitcoin in the next few months - at least not on a purely speculative basis IMO. Maybe if there's some mother of all equity crashes or derivative metldowns and they're forced to buy - thats the only way I see this going anywhere.
(According to Cliff High's webbot, there is such an even on the calander if you're into 'Twighlight Zone Tealeaf Technicals'
)I really suck at predicting things, and I knew while it was happening that there was at least a possibility that Bitcoin might test it's ATH again. But I will say that I, personally, have no appetite for $1200 bitcoins any time soon. Two years of continual pounding in the markets, regardless of any good news or positive structural changes, has given me a very bearish attitude.
I think in the long run, crypto is going to do well. But my horizon keeps moving further and further. I tell my wife all the time that I don't expect Dash to achieve it's full potential for at least 5 - 10 years. Maybe I'm overly negative, but two years of constant negativity (price-wise) definitely has an effect, at least on me.
It could be that everybody else feels that same pessimism. Every time I saw the price go up, I said "Wow, that's really interesting" but I always kept wondering when it was going to go back down to it's $225 resting place. It appears to be headed that way now. But like I said, I'm a short-term pessimist and a long-term optimist.
November 11, 2015, 11:00:14 AM
Am I seeing it wrong?
No - the weekly chart hasn't yet absorbed the shock other then 1 red candle.
Still that retrace was pretty brutal. Nobody's going to have a huge appetite for bitcoin in the next few months - at least not on a purely speculative basis IMO. Maybe if there's some mother of all equity crashes or derivative metldowns and they're forced to buy - thats the only way I see this going anywhere.
(According to Cliff High's webbot, there is such an even on the calander if you're into 'Twighlight Zone Tealeaf Technicals'
)Yes I'm aware of that, but personally I tend to use seashell technicals
November 11, 2015, 10:50:57 AM
Am I seeing it wrong?
No - the weekly chart hasn't yet absorbed the shock other then 1 red candle.
Still that retrace was pretty brutal. Nobody's going to have a huge appetite for bitcoin in the next few months - at least not on a purely speculative basis IMO. Maybe if there's some mother of all equity crashes or derivative metldowns and they're forced to buy - thats the only way I see this going anywhere.
(According to Cliff High's webbot, there is such an even on the calander if you're into 'Twighlight Zone Tealeaf Technicals'
)Where is he placing it, time-wise?
November 11, 2015, 10:47:34 AM
Am I seeing it wrong?
No - the weekly chart hasn't yet absorbed the shock other then 1 red candle.
Still that retrace was pretty brutal. Nobody's going to have a huge appetite for bitcoin in the next few months - at least not on a purely speculative basis IMO. Maybe if there's some mother of all equity crashes or derivative metldowns and they're forced to buy - thats the only way I see this going anywhere.
(According to Cliff High's webbot, there is such an even on the calander if you're into 'Twighlight Zone Tealeaf Technicals'
) November 11, 2015, 10:41:12 AM
Are you serious or joking?
It's just been pumped and dumped to nearly 200% of it's value and back in the space of a few days. If you look at the unprecedented volumes involved, it basically amounts to grand scale theft by any other name.
Would you want to buy into that again ?
It doesn't look that bad on a weekly timeframe. For now found strong support on the 100 period ema (with 18 and 50 very close).
Bullish crossover around the corner and uptrend for the year.
Am I seeing it wrong?
November 11, 2015, 10:41:01 AM
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Pretty much the same except his opinion is listened to by many, many more people than yours (or mine).
Pretty much the same except his opinion is listened to by many, many more people than yours (or mine).
Yes, and he didn't say anything negative about Dash. He also said "Dash is pretty innovative" but you didn't hear that, did you?
What did he say right after saying that Dash is trying to be innovative?
This is what he said:
"Litecoin Does Not Need Development Right Now"
Charlie Lee - December 21, 2014
November 11, 2015, 10:35:36 AM
Good point, but I would say alleged volume. I don't believe the 0% fee China exchange volume for even a second.
Take any exchange you like. The volumes were pretty huge.
BTCe for example had about 5-6 times it's usual daily volume during the rise.
Lets see if it recovers from here or plunges back into sub-300 territory. Then I fear we can write the trend reversal off.
November 11, 2015, 10:29:47 AM
Are you serious or joking?
It's just been pumped and dumped to nearly 200% of it's value and back in the space of a few days. If you look at the unprecedented volumes involved, it basically amounts to grand scale theft by any other name.
Would you want to buy into that again ?
Good point, but I would say alleged volume. I don't believe the 0% fee China exchange volume for even a second.
November 11, 2015, 10:29:13 AM
Hi! Where can I download cpu miner (win) for DASH? Help, please!
Try Elmad's miner first, happy to answer questions at the end if can, what cpu do you have?https://dashtalk.org/threads/sub-ethers-guide-to-cpu-mining.6170/
Try the various minerd.exe's and post back with your hash speed, am interested to see if AVX2.0 makes any difference, you should be at least around 0.5 megahash.
November 11, 2015, 10:23:15 AM
Are you serious or joking?
It's just been pumped and dumped to nearly 200% of it's value and back in the space of a few days. If you look at the unprecedented volumes involved, it basically amounts to grand scale theft by any other name.
Would you want to buy into that again ?
November 11, 2015, 10:18:25 AM
Bitcoin heading the way of Mooncoin.
All exchanges retracing to below the last high.
The end of an exciting 6 years of technical, commercial and political buzzing, tapering away to nothingness with only memories of what "might have been".
At least they won't have to worry about block sizes now.
Are you serious or joking?
November 11, 2015, 10:17:01 AM
Bitcoin heading the way of Mooncoin.
All exchanges retracing to below the last high.
The end of an exciting 6 years of technical, commercial and political buzzing, tapering away to nothingness with only memories of what "might have been".
At least they won't have to worry about block sizes now.
November 11, 2015, 10:12:29 AM
can we actually send donation to p2pool, then those donation added as bonus to all miner connected to p2pool ?
if there is a way to do this then we can at least try to centralized the miner to p2pool (which is decentralized pool btw)
This is a hell of a good question! Is this technically feasible?
If it *can* be done from a technical point-of-view, then consider that a 5% bonus to blocks mined by P2Pool would cost a maximum of roughly 4320 DASH per month ((576 blocks per day * 30 days per month * 5 DASH reward per block) * 0.05). A more realistic estimate would be about half that, because there are many miners who wouldn't switch.
A lot of people have argued with their findings, but the authors of Freakanomics and Superfreakanomics got one thing absolutely right: it's all about economic incentives. If you give a useful economic incentive to do something, people will do it.
We could even scale the size of the P2Pool bonus just like we did with masternode rewards. Try a 1% bonus first (max cost of 864 DASH). If that doesn't drive a significant number of miners to P2Pool, then go up to a 2% bonus (max cost of 1728 DASH), and so on, until 50% of our hashrate goes to P2Pool.
The real question, of course, is *can it be done?* I don't know enough about the code to know if it is possible!
November 11, 2015, 09:59:59 AM
Just join a P2P Pool node or start your own node.
P2Pool does not appear to be a solution to the mining pool centralization problem. Almost no one uses it. Maybe if mining pools prove untrustworthy it will be used after that. Still I think my question deserves an answer. If the answer is yes I think it would be quite important.
It's not about trust--I don't see coinmine.pl ever trying to attack the network. That would be dumb. What I do fear is the possibility of a hacker briefly taking control of coinmine.pl (and/or others). I think it's been pretty effectively demonstrated that nobody is safe from hackers--not Target, not Heartland Payment Systems, not the federal government. Nobody.
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