Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 1824. (Read 9724017 times)

lol real original.

Be original...not like I havent heard that a lot already 

damn, that smoothie tasted good 

Still waiting for facts of your claim... just because you claim something with no facts does not make it true.


Just being the first to use X11 does not negate the instamined claim.

X11 is simply a copy paste of 11 existing hashing algorithms linked together. Not much to brag about there.

The fact you are advertising your sig on the biggest thread here and are deliberatelly ignoring all the available information about the start of this coin is also dishonest
(hint: first X11)

Bye  

Sometimes reading troll comments is like peeling an orange to find a lemon underneath. But if you keep peeling, it’ll drive you bananas.
At this point i would advice to just throw it all in a mixer and get yrself a nice, smooth :

smoothie


edit : and i already picked the yellow one, sorry.

The price at which it was offered has no bearing.

The mere fact that it was insta-mined is still dishonest.

It's not a matter of the whether the fee is high, it is that they literally just stole 0.5% of all the coins on the site.

If it were announced ahead of time that would be one thing, but no opportunity to consent or opt out makes it theft.

 It's beyond pathetic at this point. Sociopathic at the very least.

Just one more shit-coin advertiser trying to mislead DASH users.  This is so typical. This is diagnosis.

Which was worth 0.125 BTC a couple of weeks after the launch.

Sometimes coins take off and sometimes they don't.

i lost few coin, but its ok, just few usd worth of coin thanks to auto withdraw. mining for 2 years on this sites and it was awesome place.
btw im sure he will create another pool 

"No premine"...


yet was able to throw 5,000 XCO/DRK/DSH/whatever at someone to compile a windows binary.

Launched this coin with only Linux miner available it appears.

Mangled Blue,
Your crashes or lockups could be caused by static.  I have plastic cases for my Pis and they came with heatsinks.  I would suggest the $10 investment (from ebay) at least to make sure that isn't your problem.  Make sure you get the right Pi2 or Pi1 case since they are different.

The Pi I use to run my USB BFL miners would have lockups with a miner every few days.  Don't know if it was a usb or BFL problem.  I solved it by rebooting once a day.  The Pi uses the same USB chip for networking.  It might be loosing networking for a second or two causing problems.  Who knows.

I cant believe people still quote trolls like Adam White. Thats just sad .. really really sad.
Oh well, i guess i have room for one more ignore..

People have a read below as it appears there are glaring facts about this coin that need to be made public.



"Definitely not."  

We all know he went on to launch it a couple of hours later, despite his confirmation that he'd wait until the next day at the earliest. Bravo Evan, you're a class act. The pinnacle of integrity and professionalism!

TIP: Don't announce any features in your ANN at launch time. Withhold any plans you have for your coin. It should look as generic a shitcoin as possible in order to eliminate even more competition during our instamine period! Make sure you call the coin something really stupid and generic like "Xcoin", we will change the name several times later on.

The more successful you are with Step 1, the more it will help your instamine in Step 2!


Step 2. INSTAMINE! INSTAMINE! INSTAMINE!




Time to instamine your coin! eduffield sets another fine example here with his Linux-only release. This ensures an optimal instamine period without any pesky windows miners getting in the way of it. Eduffield set the bar very high, he managed to instamine 1.5 million coins in just the first 8 hours of launch.

The best part about this technique is that we can get many more coins than a premine and it won't be displayed on Coinmarketcap as being 'significantly premined'! Taking into account the 5.7 DASH million in current supply,  26.31% of coins were scam instamined in 8 hours. See if you can beat his record!

It's also important to ignore questions about the huge instamine for as long as possible. Deny it ever happened. Viciously attack anyone who posts irrefutable proof of the massive instamine scam. Try to discredit them. Call them trolls and put their names on "troll lists."

Bonus points if you advertise "No premine" in your ANN title like Evan has done here (despite the massive 1.5 million instamine in the first 8 hours of launch).  Did i mention the integrity and professionalism?



Step 3. Lower the total supply and cut the mining rewards drastically once you're done instamining. This is a no-brainer!

-Lower the supply of coins that can ever exist from 80 million to 20 million.
-Cut the mining reward from 500 coins per block to 5 coins per block.

No one will notice. If they do, we'll just call them trolls, try to discredit them and put them on "troll lists" (see Step 2)

We'll also take this opportunity to make a exaggerated claims in order to make the ANN sound better now that we're finished instamining:

- Say you invented "X11" even though you took 11 existing hash functions and chained them together.

- Take CoinJoin's work, implement it in a HYIP masternode scheme. Call it "Darksend" and say you invented it.


Step 4. When your fraudulent instamine gets noticed, start a "Vote" to airdrop an additional 2 million coins (created out of thin air by eduffield) to balance out the fraudulent instamine. Stop the vote early when a few of the other insider instamine scammers complain!



Step 5. When people start rebelling against the scam, no problem. Just change your name! Then change it again!



Step 6. Release yet another gimmick that takes coins from miners and puts them in your pockets. Call them "Superblocks" because you're lame as fuck and actually think it sounds cool. Make sure to call it "decentralized voting" even though 1 person owns over 50% of all masternodes and thus 50% of the vote! Ignore this fact. Call this income stream/dev tax a "feature" and use it to distract from not delivering on your "masternode blinding" feature you announced previously. Don't mention this failure. Ignore any questions about it and just hope people stop asking.