Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 1821. (Read 9724017 times)
September 20, 2015, 05:17:04 PM
nice trendline you drew there...missed the bottom point or at least the daily close price for each candle stick. try again.
September 20, 2015, 05:14:57 PM
September 20, 2015, 05:13:30 PM
That chart looks a week old. It's missing data.
The support held in the end. In fact it even held and recovered against some perpetual dumper bailing multiple k's day after day for a while.
Nope. You are once again wrong.
Support did not hold (yes it recovered a bit) but I suspect this is just part of the ROLLING OVER portion of the price and it is below the neckline (of the huge head and shoulders pattern) and has broken a couple of long term trend lines as well.
Please look at the facts as they lay and not just what you want to see.
Thanks
September 20, 2015, 05:11:30 PM
Please vote to the tennis reimbursment, ragnius made a really good work.
We should focus on all PR initiative now, to spread the world about DASH...
We should focus on all PR initiative now, to spread the world about DASH...
https://dashtalk.org/threads/budget-proposal-dash-on-the-aquidaba-tennis-open-campaign-reimbursement.6175/
this deserves a bump, lets make those votes count !!
you can also discuss the budget proposal at dashwhale.
September 20, 2015, 05:11:16 PM
The trolls seriously overestimate any impact their repetitive comments have.
...and underestimate their level of self righteous indignant hypocrisy.
As far as the "rest of the world" is concerned, the entire crypto-economy was "instamined" and resides in the hands of a tiny number of fanatical geek adopters hoping to get rich. Thats why they don't buy in and won't buy in in many cases unless it's the only option left in an atrophying fiat landscape.
It's nice if you can get everything perfect at launch. If you didn't then the market will make up its mind about how much it mattered relative to the things you did get right.
Luckily in this case, there's plenty more of the latter than the former.
Perhaps we need some Sagan for these trolls to understand where they are on the world stage..
“The size and age of established economies are beyond ordinary human understanding. Lost somewhere between immensity and eternity is our tiny crypto home. In an economy perspective, most crypto concerns seem insignificant, even petty. And yet our crypto economy is young and curious and brave and shows much promise. In the last few years we have made the most astonishing and unexpected discoveries about crypto and our place within it, explorations that are exhilarating to consider. They remind us that humans have evolved to wonder, that understanding is a joy, that knowledge is prerequisite to survival. I believe our future depends on how well we know this crypto in which we float like a mote of dust in the morning sky.”
I think he said that
What I find funny is that the word "TROLL" is used so loosely here that it is basically used for ANYONE WHO DISAGREES WITH YOU.
No. It's because of the way you choose to communicate son.
Okay so let's distract from my point.
1. You provide no examples of how I communicate to prove your point.
2. You use the word "son" as if you are a superior to me. Sorry but I am not your "son".
..perhaps you are the troll and you just can't see it?
September 20, 2015, 05:08:41 PM
What I find funny is that the word "TROLL" is used so loosely here that it is basically used for ANYONE WHO DISAGREES WITH YOU.
There's a difference between "anyone who disagrees with you" and indignant bullshitters who come wading in here claiming to be crusading for the interests of innocent investors (presumably like me, who bought in months after the launch and didn't mine at all) when in fact people like me knew all about the history, were good with it and have been above water ever since.
Yes you are able to speak for yourself. But you only speak for yourself really.
I'm pretty sure you are not the only one who bought in at a high price then finding out that it was instamined.
How am I a indignant bullshitter? I provided evidence of my claims and stand behind it. How is that in any way bullshit?
September 20, 2015, 05:08:04 PM
That chart looks a week old. It's missing data.
The support held in the end. In fact it even held and recovered against some perpetual dumper bailing multiple k's day after day for a while.
September 20, 2015, 05:04:19 PM
I'm seeing all sorts of stuff happening in the charts all at once, which is a great sign when you see a bunch of bullish formations at once. This is how I used to day trade for my firm back in the day. The general idea here is you go from the shortest time period, then you walk out to the longest. If you see bullish or bearish signals in all of the charts at once, it's quite meaningful. Here's what I'm seeing:
On the really short term chart, there's a triple top:
Moving averages are crossing as we speak, so momentum is changing from negative to positive:
If you step out a bit, It looks like we're going to cross in a couple days, for a much more meaningful MA
If we break above 0.011, I believe this was a false breakdown
When trading, there's also a couple other things to consider:
- The order book on the buy side, which is quite nice.
- Then there's the fundamental side for the trade (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GACaNvBlwc, The budget system and governance system? Plus everything we're about to do)
Away, that was fun.... back to coding
On the really short term chart, there's a triple top:
Moving averages are crossing as we speak, so momentum is changing from negative to positive:
If you step out a bit, It looks like we're going to cross in a couple days, for a much more meaningful MA
If we break above 0.011, I believe this was a false breakdown
When trading, there's also a couple other things to consider:
- The order book on the buy side, which is quite nice.
- Then there's the fundamental side for the trade (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GACaNvBlwc, The budget system and governance system? Plus everything we're about to do)
Away, that was fun.... back to coding
I've got a "bullish" formation for you ...
What about this technical picture (long term)? Head and shoulders pattern broken to the downside and still residing below the neckline. Hardly a "bullish" sign.
September 20, 2015, 05:02:08 PM
...
You take advices from people on this old bitcointalk forum? Minotaur said what he actually thought was right. Maybe he lost money on that.
You are quite long time here and you learnt nothing.
How hilarious
September 20, 2015, 04:55:45 PM
What I find funny is that the word "TROLL" is used so loosely here that it is basically used for ANYONE WHO DISAGREES WITH YOU.
There's a difference between "anyone who disagrees with you" and indignant bullshitters who come wading in here claiming to be crusading for the interests of innocent investors (presumably like me, who bought in months after the launch and didn't mine at all) when in fact people like me knew all about the history, were good with it and have been above water ever since.
September 20, 2015, 04:54:14 PM
While some of you will be having an octoberfest soon (yes i'm looking at you Holger), we will be having a trollfest and
i feel the hangover of that one already. I guess thats to be exspected, having the most viewed ANN thread, a top five ranking cryptocurrency and the best community of the world !!
i feel the hangover of that one already. I guess thats to be exspected, having the most viewed ANN thread, a top five ranking cryptocurrency and the best community of the world !!
September 20, 2015, 04:50:25 PM
This guy could only make a post like this:
"Hello guys, look at my sig and click maybe"
He chose the pathetic way.
There are people who ignore every one shitty account with ads in their sigs. I am starting to do the same.
What an attention-whores they are.
And yes, the instamine happened
, but due to exploring new ideas, Dash gained value. What's wrong with that?
"Hello guys, look at my sig and click maybe
"He chose the pathetic way.
There are people who ignore every one shitty account with ads in their sigs. I am starting to do the same.
What an attention-whores they are.
And yes, the instamine happened
, but due to exploring new ideas, Dash gained value. What's wrong with that? 
September 20, 2015, 04:49:37 PM
It was already relaunched once, relaunching it once more would've irritated a lot of miners who were standing by ready to mine already having been through one canceled launch. Would it have been the correct decision in retrospect? Yes. Then why wasn't it? Maybe Evan didn't want to irritate those people anymore than they already were. Maybe he thought it was no big deal as he never could've imagined how big the coin would grow and didn't realize the extent of the problem. Or maybe the other dev team member opposed another relaunch. Or maybe it was an elaborate scam of theirs. Or something else. Take your pick.
1st, please don't quote, a lot of us have him on ignore so he can't irritate us. Go ahead and answer him if you want, but when they're obvious trolls, it'd be kind of you to at least not quote him.
And to answer this, and I was there, we didn't have a block explorer for almost a week, that is when we discovered what happened. Before that, there was no way to know how fast blocks were being found. Evan saw that the coins were paying out too high, and adjusted his algorithm, which mostly stopped the spillage, but the extent of the spillage was not known until the Block explorer was created. The miners that had a lot of hash may have known, but they didn't tell us. Evan was probably running a machine or two, but he would not have known, he had a special calculation that was supposed to pay out high if the hash rate was low, and drop as the hash rate raised. Anyway, after the block explorer came out, and we realized what happened, Evan asked if we wanted to start over again. Everybody said no. You have to remember, Evan, as a developer, needed to please the miners because they were the backbone of his new experiment. What if they didn't come back if he re-launched. They'd already spent a week with their mining equipment focused on his coin. So he didn't relaunch. We all had the same chance to get in on the launch, and the same chance to the coins as our knowledge and abilities and resources allowed us. That's life. Life has a little bit of a luck factor.
But those first 2 days and the week after were hardly the only opportunities for people to make money in Dash. And by the way, Evan bought up tons of coins, which he then used to pay for bounties. He bought them 20,000 at a time. Why would he do that if he were mining them all up? I think not.
BTW, I have a copy of the forums before the mods started deleting everything.
September 20, 2015, 04:40:29 PM
The trolls seriously overestimate any impact their repetitive comments have.
...and underestimate their level of self righteous indignant hypocrisy.
As far as the "rest of the world" is concerned, the entire crypto-economy was "instamined" and resides in the hands of a tiny number of fanatical geek adopters hoping to get rich. Thats why they don't buy in and won't buy in in many cases unless it's the only option left in an atrophying fiat landscape.
It's nice if you can get everything perfect at launch. If you didn't then the market will make up its mind about how much it mattered relative to the things you did get right.
Luckily in this case, there's plenty more of the latter than the former.
Perhaps we need some Sagan for these trolls to understand where they are on the world stage..
“The size and age of established economies are beyond ordinary human understanding. Lost somewhere between immensity and eternity is our tiny crypto home. In an economy perspective, most crypto concerns seem insignificant, even petty. And yet our crypto economy is young and curious and brave and shows much promise. In the last few years we have made the most astonishing and unexpected discoveries about crypto and our place within it, explorations that are exhilarating to consider. They remind us that humans have evolved to wonder, that understanding is a joy, that knowledge is prerequisite to survival. I believe our future depends on how well we know this crypto in which we float like a mote of dust in the morning sky.”
I think he said that
What I find funny is that the word "TROLL" is used so loosely here that it is basically used for ANYONE WHO DISAGREES WITH YOU.
September 20, 2015, 04:39:30 PM
It was already relaunched once, relaunching it once more would've irritated a lot of miners who were standing by ready to mine already having been through one canceled launch. Would it have been the correct decision in retrospect? Yes. Then why wasn't it? Maybe Evan didn't want to irritate those people anymore than they already were. Maybe he thought it was no big deal as he never could've imagined how big the coin would grow and didn't realize the extent of the problem. Or maybe the other dev team member opposed another relaunch. Or maybe it was an elaborate scam of theirs. Or something else. Take your pick.
1st, please don't quote, a lot of us have him on ignore so he can't irritate us. Go ahead and answer him if you want, but when they're obvious trolls, it'd be kind of you to at least not quote him.
And to answer this, and I was there, we didn't have a block explorer for almost a week, that is when we discovered what happened. Before that, there was no way to know how fast blocks were being found. Evan saw that the coins were paying out too high, and adjusted his algorithm, which mostly stopped the spillage, but the extent of the spillage was not known until the Block explorer was created. The miners that had a lot of hash may have known, but they didn't tell us. Evan was probably running a machine or two, but he would not have known, he had a special calculation that was supposed to pay out high if the hash rate was low, and drop as the hash rate raised. Anyway, after the block explorer came out, and we realized what happened, Evan asked if we wanted to start over again. Everybody said no. You have to remember, Evan, as a developer, needed to please the miners because they were the backbone of his new experiment. What if they didn't come back if he re-launched. They'd already spent a week with their mining equipment focused on his coin. So he didn't relaunch. We all had the same chance to get in on the launch, and the same chance to the coins as our knowledge and abilities and resources allowed us. That's life. Life has a little bit of a luck factor.
But those first 2 days and the week after were hardly the only opportunities for people to make money in Dash. And by the way, Evan bought up tons of coins, which he then used to pay for bounties. He bought them 20,000 at a time. Why would he do that if he were mining them all up? I think not.
BTW, I have a copy of the forums before the mods started deleting everything.
September 20, 2015, 04:34:27 PM
Evan Duffield delivered on every. single. promise he ever made to this community
Except for the very first one:
Ok now it insta crashes when I type "setgenerate true".
Time to go to bed and try again next week?
Yeah, let's do that. I obviously need to do some more testing. Thanks everyone!
Best thing to do I guess. Please, confirm you won't be launching after some minutes/hours even if you fix it, and the sooner would be tomorrow, thanks.
Definitely not. I'll also follow up with this post when I do set a time.
"Definitely not." then launches it anyway 2 hours later
And not just launches, but launches a broken version that showered coins on the insta-miners at 1000 times the announced emission rate.
This ^ deserves a repost.
"Evan Duffield delivered on every. single. promise he ever made to this community"
lol
September 20, 2015, 04:32:39 PM
Warning the public about Dash's insta-mine is part of being a responsible digital citizen, not "troll progress."
Why would the public care how many coins were mined in the beginning, a week after the beginning, on Thursday 5 months after the launch, or during last week?
They might care how many there are left to mine daily compared to the price of the coin or to the total amount mined up to that point if they are worried about inflation or they want to mine themselves.
Ditto for sounding the alarm about your scamcoin's bad crypto based snake oil.
I think perhaps you should've sounded the alarm on the certain ASIC scam back in the day.
New users would care to know that it took 0 effort for a select few to instamine 25% of the current count of DASH/DRK in a very short time.
Who gives a crap if there is another 10+ million dash to be put into circulation over the next several decades.
The early few who got a big piece of the pie at ZERO cost is obviously unfair to those coming into the DRK mining/buying scene later (not years later...just a few days/weeks later).
September 20, 2015, 04:17:22 PM
The trolls seriously overestimate any impact their repetitive comments have.
...and underestimate their level of self righteous indignant hypocrisy.
As far as the "rest of the world" is concerned, the entire crypto-economy was "instamined" and resides in the hands of a tiny number of fanatical geek adopters hoping to get rich. Thats why they don't buy in and won't buy in in many cases unless it's the only option left in an atrophying fiat landscape.
It's nice if you can get everything perfect at launch. If you didn't then the market will make up its mind about how much it mattered relative to the things you did get right.
Luckily in this case, there's plenty more of the latter than the former.
September 20, 2015, 04:04:15 PM
and i'm eagerly awaiting some less feeding of the trolls. let me once again explain the objective of trolls : to disrupt a forum by any means necessary, this is mostly done by posting fear, uncertainty and doubt (fud) posts in that forum and trying to provoke a response, any response upon which can be replied again and again and again.
...and again and again and again. Seriously, it hasn't worked the first hundred times they mentioned it, do they really feel that this time the same message will carry more gravitas? Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
Most serious investors I talk to on Twitter don't even read this thread, preferring DashTalk. This thread is becoming less and less relevant to outsiders daily. The trolls seriously overestimate any impact their repetitive comments have.
September 20, 2015, 03:47:12 PM
and i'm eagerly awaiting some less feeding of the trolls. let me once again explain the objective of trolls : to disrupt a forum by any means necessary, this is mostly done by posting fear, uncertainty and doubt (fud) posts in that forum and trying to provoke a response, any response upon which can be replied again and again and again.
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