If this is true, I find it very funny that they only get 5 XMR a day.
I don't wish to disrespect the millions of people on this planet who have no choice but to live their lives on less than the USD equivalent of 5 XMR each day ($2USD at this moment) but wow...what a lot of pointless effort for a tiny reward.
Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 1695. (Read 9723973 times)
October 22, 2015, 06:37:14 AM
October 22, 2015, 05:14:06 AM
Dash marketcap had supposedly sing.
This singer is smooth
October 22, 2015, 04:59:20 AM
Dear AdamWhite
Now that i know you get paid 5 XMR a day to spam each page of this DASH forum on insta-mine, it's kind of funny, but mostly sad.
Funny/sad emotions aside, for me, the irony is that you (and your little friends) are sooo obviously unconscious agent provocateur's for a honey pot crypto.
You need to think through on what you are being asked to undertake by the 'core' as you guys seem to fondly refer them as. Maybe then, just maybe, you'll realise who has really been played.
Alas for you AdamWhite (and your little friends) I'm of the belief that you'll wake up too late as to what your're involved in.
Did my best to give you some advice, take it or leave it, don't have to trust me, but i wouldn't trust the folk you are 'working for' and confiding in either.
A note to my dear mods, this post is on topic.
Now that i know you get paid 5 XMR a day to spam each page of this DASH forum on insta-mine, it's kind of funny, but mostly sad.
Funny/sad emotions aside, for me, the irony is that you (and your little friends) are sooo obviously unconscious agent provocateur's for a honey pot crypto.
You need to think through on what you are being asked to undertake by the 'core' as you guys seem to fondly refer them as. Maybe then, just maybe, you'll realise who has really been played.
Alas for you AdamWhite (and your little friends) I'm of the belief that you'll wake up too late as to what your're involved in.
Did my best to give you some advice, take it or leave it, don't have to trust me, but i wouldn't trust the folk you are 'working for' and confiding in either.
A note to my dear mods, this post is on topic.
What is really sad is 'they' truly believe what 'they' are doing in this forum is shaping the DASH market.
As ****** sais 'on my command alone, i make the fucking DASH market sing, no one else'
And who is this clown ******?
I remember those posts. Funny times are coming
October 22, 2015, 04:29:56 AM
Dear AdamWhite
Now that i know you get paid 5 XMR a day to spam each page of this DASH forum on insta-mine, it's kind of funny, but mostly sad.
Funny/sad emotions aside, for me, the irony is that you (and your little friends) are sooo obviously unconscious agent provocateur's for a honey pot crypto.
You need to think through on what you are being asked to undertake by the 'core' as you guys seem to fondly refer them as. Maybe then, just maybe, you'll realise who has really been played.
Alas for you AdamWhite (and your little friends) I'm of the belief that you'll wake up too late as to what your're involved in.
Did my best to give you some advice, take it or leave it, don't have to trust me, but i wouldn't trust the folk you are 'working for' and confiding in either.
A note to my dear mods, this post is on topic.
Now that i know you get paid 5 XMR a day to spam each page of this DASH forum on insta-mine, it's kind of funny, but mostly sad.
Funny/sad emotions aside, for me, the irony is that you (and your little friends) are sooo obviously unconscious agent provocateur's for a honey pot crypto.
You need to think through on what you are being asked to undertake by the 'core' as you guys seem to fondly refer them as. Maybe then, just maybe, you'll realise who has really been played.
Alas for you AdamWhite (and your little friends) I'm of the belief that you'll wake up too late as to what your're involved in.
Did my best to give you some advice, take it or leave it, don't have to trust me, but i wouldn't trust the folk you are 'working for' and confiding in either.
A note to my dear mods, this post is on topic.
They wonder now who is the rat?
October 22, 2015, 04:21:17 AM
Dear AdamWhite
Now that i know you get paid 5 XMR a day to spam each page of this DASH forum on insta-mine
Now that i know you get paid 5 XMR a day to spam each page of this DASH forum on insta-mine
wtf
October 22, 2015, 03:06:26 AM
Bitcoin exchange Cryptsy may have gone full Mt Gox, refuses to pay out users
http://siliconangle.com/blog/2015/10/19/bitcoin-exchange-cryptsy-may-have-gone-full-mt-gox-refuses-to-pay-out-customers/
Not correct. Me and Otoh did withdraw all , true with delay. I know Cryptsy for long time and they had problems many times and kept paying to customers. http://siliconangle.com/blog/2015/10/19/bitcoin-exchange-cryptsy-may-have-gone-full-mt-gox-refuses-to-pay-out-customers/
Interesting is that Cryptsy had bigest DASH trading lately.
I got my DASH & LTC, but am still awaiting over 70 BTC that were meant to be sent 2 days ago, contacted support yet again.
I am waiting for BTC TX over 6 hours now,
and now I am trying to move all of my DASH from there, almost 1 hr ago still no TX
Just to confirm that all of my withdrawals BTC and DASH passed trough!
Long Live DASH!
good news
at least somebody !!
October 22, 2015, 02:55:26 AM
Bitcoin exchange Cryptsy may have gone full Mt Gox, refuses to pay out users
http://siliconangle.com/blog/2015/10/19/bitcoin-exchange-cryptsy-may-have-gone-full-mt-gox-refuses-to-pay-out-customers/
Not correct. Me and Otoh did withdraw all , true with delay. I know Cryptsy for long time and they had problems many times and kept paying to customers. http://siliconangle.com/blog/2015/10/19/bitcoin-exchange-cryptsy-may-have-gone-full-mt-gox-refuses-to-pay-out-customers/
Interesting is that Cryptsy had bigest DASH trading lately.
I got my DASH & LTC, but am still awaiting over 70 BTC that were meant to be sent 2 days ago, contacted support yet again.
I am waiting for BTC TX over 6 hours now,
and now I am trying to move all of my DASH from there, almost 1 hr ago still no TX
Just to confirm that all of my withdrawals BTC and DASH passed trough!
Long Live DASH!
October 22, 2015, 01:54:43 AM
The Daily Decrypt 13
now with Dash price mentioned
https://youtu.be/jPKHqZI8OnY
+ accepting Tips in Dash !
Dash: XyAja5GTkknDuYLR6TUry4EWLbpEGson2p
now with Dash price mentioned
https://youtu.be/jPKHqZI8OnY
+ accepting Tips in Dash !
Dash: XyAja5GTkknDuYLR6TUry4EWLbpEGson2p
October 21, 2015, 09:19:27 PM
Sigh, now I understand it is better to code and shut up. And that is what I am going to do.
^Yeah, except you didn'tCan anyone explain why anyone would take this guy serious? I just scrolled through 12 pages of his ramblings where he's trying to get a shitload of money for a non-existent whitepaper while attacking someone on reddit who had the "same" idea and generally being a snob-asshole with a superiority complex. Imagine Satoshi with that attitude and Bitcoin would've taken off like a boulder.
Either put up, or shut up.
Oh and please: Someone explain to him it's "UTXO" not "UXTO". Pretty ridiculous for a self-proclaimed crypto-expert.
October 21, 2015, 09:08:03 PM
good question
sorry but your avatar makes me want to buy DASH.
Something about it.......
has taken over my mind..
What is that? Some kind of berry?
FYI, if you want to try a masternode on a raspberry pi, I think there are better options now. The Banana Pro is about the same cost and has a better network interface, infrared remote sensor, wireless networking, plus a SATA controller. Speaking of Banana Pros, one just arrived today and I am deciding on the OS. I am going to see if this will run a Mythtv frontend and backend.
Suggestion on servers, make sure you get at least 256MB of ram and 256mb swap. I would suggest 512MB memory minimum as it looks like we will be using more ram as features get added.
October 21, 2015, 08:50:23 PM
Added a hosting cost field and a dash-per-day-per-node override 'cuz I felt like it.
Just re-download the same file from https://masternode.me/downloads/diy_masternode_calc.ods
(and keep in mind, this sheet calculates the minimum returns)
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Percentage depends on how you look at it. Per block or per month.
Per block, masternodes and miners each get 50% of the coinbase.
The coins minted per block have been reduced to 90% of their previous amount.
The missing 10% of minted coins are generated at the time of the budget cycle to fulfill the passed budgets.
(less if there are not enough accepted budgets to fund)
Per month, the masternodes get no rewards from the budget cycle payouts (10% of that months minting), so their percentage of total minted coins is adjusted down to 45%. Same with the miners.
Just re-download the same file from https://masternode.me/downloads/diy_masternode_calc.ods
(and keep in mind, this sheet calculates the minimum returns)
---
Correct me if I'm wrong, which I often am, but don't the Masternodes and miners each get 45% of the reward? The last 10% goes to budget system? Or am I totally confused and late to the update? LOL Thanks!
Percentage depends on how you look at it. Per block or per month.
Per block, masternodes and miners each get 50% of the coinbase.
The coins minted per block have been reduced to 90% of their previous amount.
The missing 10% of minted coins are generated at the time of the budget cycle to fulfill the passed budgets.
(less if there are not enough accepted budgets to fund)
Per month, the masternodes get no rewards from the budget cycle payouts (10% of that months minting), so their percentage of total minted coins is adjusted down to 45%. Same with the miners.
October 21, 2015, 08:38:14 PM
What is Dash ?
now available is
8 different languages
17 different subtitles
please share in your community
https://dashtalk.org/threads/new-video-translations.6159/
now available is
8 different languages
17 different subtitles
please share in your community
https://dashtalk.org/threads/new-video-translations.6159/
October 21, 2015, 08:29:45 PM
Concerning block rewards, I've laid out everything in this spreadsheet:
https://dashtalk.org/threads/simple-masternode-reward-calculator-openoffice-spreadsheet.3030/
I'll add a 'hosting-cost' field if enough people want it.
https://dashtalk.org/threads/simple-masternode-reward-calculator-openoffice-spreadsheet.3030/
I'll add a 'hosting-cost' field if enough people want it.
Correct me if I'm wrong, which I often am, but don't the Masternodes and miners each get 45% of the reward? The last 10% goes to budget system? Or am I totally confused and late to the update? LOL Thanks!
Also, the system hasn't been hitting the max 576 blocks per day, we've averaged this past 1.8 year, 541 blocks per day. Of course we may have a higher count lately, but I wouldn't use more than 555 blocks per day. So we're not generating that many coins.
October 21, 2015, 08:13:27 PM
Hey moocowmoo, do you recommend any particular Linux distro for a new hot node setup using Dashman?
My VPS provider now has options for Ubuntu 14.04, 14.10, and 15.04 in 32-bit, 64-bit, Minimal, Standard and squid3(?!) versions, plus a plethora of other OS options.
My instinct is to stick to what has worked before (14.04, 64-bit standard version), but since I'm starting from scratch, I am open to trying a different version if it has better dash daemon performance or compatibility with your updater, etc. Thanks in advance.
My VPS provider now has options for Ubuntu 14.04, 14.10, and 15.04 in 32-bit, 64-bit, Minimal, Standard and squid3(?!) versions, plus a plethora of other OS options.
My instinct is to stick to what has worked before (14.04, 64-bit standard version), but since I'm starting from scratch, I am open to trying a different version if it has better dash daemon performance or compatibility with your updater, etc. Thanks in advance.
Honestly, doesn't really matter. I'd recommend going with a minimal (server) install and just adding the few things you actually want on the host.
I prefer and mostly use ubuntu-14.04-64bit for consistency, but manage nodes on debian, centos, and one docker experiment on coreos and they all seem happy. The ones hosted on DigitalOcean have had no reboots or restarts ever, most with >450 days uptime. They're expensive and don't offer bulk discounts (much to my chagrin), but you get what you pay for.
I've tried super-cheap vps hosting (with the same os') and it's been a nightmare of reboots, misconfigurations, and support tickets.
From what I've gathered, your host (and the talents of their admins) is much more important than your OS choice.
October 21, 2015, 08:01:06 PM
good question
sorry but your avatar makes me want to buy DASH.
Something about it.......
has taken over my mind..
What is that? Some kind of berry?
October 21, 2015, 07:25:46 PM
Hey moocowmoo, do you recommend any particular Linux distro for a new hot node setup using Dashman?
My VPS provider now has options for Ubuntu 14.04, 14.10, and 15.04 in 32-bit, 64-bit, Minimal, Standard and squid3(?!) versions, plus a plethora of other OS options.
My instinct is to stick to what has worked before (14.04, 64-bit standard version), but since I'm starting from scratch, I am open to trying a different version if it has better dash daemon performance or compatibility with your updater, etc. Thanks in advance.
My VPS provider now has options for Ubuntu 14.04, 14.10, and 15.04 in 32-bit, 64-bit, Minimal, Standard and squid3(?!) versions, plus a plethora of other OS options.
My instinct is to stick to what has worked before (14.04, 64-bit standard version), but since I'm starting from scratch, I am open to trying a different version if it has better dash daemon performance or compatibility with your updater, etc. Thanks in advance.
October 21, 2015, 06:57:41 PM
Concerning block rewards, I've laid out everything in this spreadsheet:
https://dashtalk.org/threads/simple-masternode-reward-calculator-openoffice-spreadsheet.3030/
I'll add a 'hosting-cost' field if enough people want it.
https://dashtalk.org/threads/simple-masternode-reward-calculator-openoffice-spreadsheet.3030/
I'll add a 'hosting-cost' field if enough people want it.
October 21, 2015, 06:57:20 PM
https://www.deepdotweb.com/2015/10/20/liquid-sidechains-and-the-price-of-bitcoin/
Liquid sounds incredibly familiar. Liquid Dash maybe?
Liquid sounds incredibly familiar. Liquid Dash maybe?
Quote
Liquid works by having participating members join a federation of validators. Each of these members has a stake in this federation, contributing a certain amount of bitcoins held as collateral. Because bitcoin is a bearer instrument, it is appropriate as a collateral and settlement since ownership can be proved cryptographically. The security of this collateral is kept in check by federated members.
At the time of the announcement, members included Xapo, BTCC, Kraken and Unocoin.
Partner exchanges transfer bitcoin funds to a shared multi signature wallet address. A Byzantine round robin consensus protocol,is applied for processing transactions, together with agreed upon rules on confidential transactions
At the time of the announcement, members included Xapo, BTCC, Kraken and Unocoin.
Partner exchanges transfer bitcoin funds to a shared multi signature wallet address. A Byzantine round robin consensus protocol,is applied for processing transactions, together with agreed upon rules on confidential transactions
October 21, 2015, 06:52:09 PM
Minimal should be 4.65 ? 5-(7%) no?
Yes, currently block to block the minimum is 4.17 on normal blocks adding the 10% that comes out in the budget superblocks adds up to be the same as 4.65 DASH.
But Alex is using next January number so 4.17 - 7% , although you still need to add the 10% that comes through the governance system.
We have not being on the minimum for a long time though is better to use Crowning's site to look at the average http://178.254.18.153/~pub/Dash/masternode_payments_stats.html
October 21, 2015, 06:40:34 PM
after overhead, a masternode earns approximately 15% or 150 dash per year.
so 10 masternodes would get me about 1500 dash per year?
Here the evolution of the % (theoretical) with MN number :
It is mine, and it is for «7×576×365×0,45×100÷1000÷MNs_number» formula - so not very accurate (without DGW)...
This picture is more correct:
Minimal based on 3.87 DASH
Average on current 7.24 (I used crowning's site http://178.254.18.153/~pub/Dash/masternode_payments_stats.html)
I've done it to replace out-to-dated table here: https://www.dashpay.io/masternodes2/
It is without hosting expenses.
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