Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 1720. (Read 9724017 times)

OK Vegeta sure. 

We have broken resistance, back to 0.006 

https://youtu.be/KAp9sFVdERQ

Are you going to talk about the price?

That's what I'm wondering.  How accurate is the info?  If you look up any wallet address on that explorer, there is a line that says Wallet and next to it, in blue XX addresses

what do we know about this...
JoinMarket

Blockchain.info is a private company that makes an open-source Bitcoin web wallet. They have a very bad reputation, as on numerous occasions they have been found to make mistakes. They also have an optional service called "SharedSend", or some such name, which uses their own version of CoinJoin to mix bitcoins that users send. That service was found to be flawed.
r/JoinMarket is a separate service that is open-source and created by u/belcher_. It also uses CoinJoin, but it has been vetted by CoinJoin's inventor, u/nullc, and many others interested in Bitcoin privacy. You can see the order book of people offering bitcoins for mixing here:
http://www.joinmarket.io
In other words, JoinMarket is decentralized and open-source, and it's not possible to lose your bitcoins or have them tracked by a centralized service, or server. One caveat: It's available for now only with command line interface, but plugins for Bitcoin Core and Electrum wallets are in the works.

https://www.reddit.com/r/DarkNetMarkets/comments/3oftzn/lets_have_a_chat_about_dash_bitcoin_payment/cvzvwlk?context=3

How can you see that from a block explorer ?

Surely the block explorer just shows addresses, It can't know what wallet houses those addresses.

I only looked through a few addresses casually.  I'm afraid I'll actually have to think and research to see what's up.  I'm a lazy butt.  I was just surprised to see that they think I have over 30 addresses in that wallet 

Isn't that where the changed addresses are being populated ? (Maybe I mis-understood you and you're not sending from the QT wallet in question).

Did you do ListAddressGroupings and all that stuff to do an address dump ?

No, I just have mining rewards go in, and when there is enough, I send them out to another wallet.  So maybe they connect the other wallet to this one because I probably sent funds on numerous occasions to the other wallet?  But I'd think that would be read as a periodic payment rather than an extension of my wallet.  I also don't recognize some of the inputs/outputs from linked addresses. Anyway, interesting

They might be change addresses. Did you make any payments lately ?

Funny, the https://chainz.cryptoid.info/dash block explorer seems to think I have a bunch of addresses in my wallet, but I'm pretty sure I've only used the one, though maybe I've used a couple.  Can this be wrong?  Is it guessing?  Or should this be correct?

Oh, so AdamWhite is just a Monero troll who's also a liar. That makes sense.

Please note you're using the old Darkcoin logo. You can get the new DASH logo from here https://www.dashpay.io/promotional-graphics

Also can you please explain how the ratings are worked out.

OH, if you're going to run one, make a lot of backups, because you'll go through addresses pretty fast.  There was a way to create a bunch of addresses (instead of the usual 1000) that would keep you going for a while (with a backup copy)  When you do "getinfo" you'll see how big your "keypoolsize" is  You really need to back up the wallet.dat a lot, or else increase the keypool size:  I think I did it like so on a brand new wallet (open without a wallet.dat in folder:

dash-qt -keypool=20000

It'll take a while to load, then when its loaded, give it an Encryption password and save a copy on several flash drives (you know, regular safety).

Now it'll take a while before you need to make another backup.  But you still have to check how many keys you have left every once in a while.  I'm going through a bit less than 150 addresses a day with liquidityprovider=1 which should be the fastest / most often use of my wallet.  But if it becomes popular to mix all of a sudden, the keys could be used up quickly.  So it's important to keep an eye on it.  You don't want your hard drive crashing on you without a back up

Sorry for being worrisome Mommy.  I just get that way.  Better to say it than not ;P

As I said, I'm an occasional reader and it is hard for people like me to distinguish between Monero trolls and other mystery reason trolls (at least not without investing a bunch of time to figure out the date of account creation and browse through a posting history for every one of the idiots posting on here... and who has time for that?). You all spout off the same ignorant garbage over and over, so hard to tell trolls' motivations apart. By the way, I never said that I was referring to your account specifically, so the fact that YOU have an account older than Dash is irrelevant. I've seen plenty of trolls on here with Noobie accounts to make my assertion plausible that many accounts are created specifically to troll this thread. Regardless, people can become a paid troll, or buy someone else's account access... I'm not an investigative journalist or anything, so I don't know why you would expect me to investigate every post to determine if it's a Monero troll or just a mystery troll (as if that matters).

I still have no idea why you, Adam, spend so much time on this thread. If it isn't Monero-motivated then I'm truly perplexed.

So, I guess in the end, you are doing a disservice to Monero even though you aren't associated with them. That's unfortunate. I can only feel so bad, though, for them... they have so many trolls here on their own that I'm not sure what incremental damage you could possibly be doing to them, if any.

HAHAHA. So much for the "long haul" you disloyal little whore. Have you ever in your sad neckbearded life spoken to someone that actually took you seriously?
I see a bright future for XMR with fairweather-friends like you

ahh, iCEBREAKER ... that person alone embodies and radiates the word ridiculous in all its glory  
I think Dash broke his sanity a long long time ago

Aww, thanks! I think you'll get very used to just doing 'dashman update' once you try it out.

Not to mention 'dashman install' for fresh instances!



RPC's should remain interfaces, not drive any presentation.
Helper utilities are a possibility, but they'd have to be ported to cpp (if incorporated into the core gitian compile.)
Not to mention much of the data is pulled from remote sources, another issue that would have to be instrumented.

But, if this was all in place, what would I do with my spare time then?

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An unrelated code snippet.  Somebody left an old version of dash-cli on their machine, this will find all dash-cli's on disk and interrogate their versions:


for instance, on my dev box, it outputs:

This is ridiculous... Expressing the opinion that you are doing yourself more harm than good and advising that you rethink your strategy is not a threat.