Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 1935. (Read 9723748 times)

So I heard that the masternode donation feature is missing from the new release. This will break the masternode hosting services like this(http://dash.org.ru/pages/mn-en.php) right?

Has anyone noticed some of the recent blocks are not paying masternodes their 50% cut?
https://dashninja.pl/blocks.html#blocksdetail

Example block 321089:
http://explorer.dashninja.pl/block/0000000000164559bb17782b523571a831d2fb6b6e5f90ad280edf035430950c

Block generation tx paid only 1 person, all 9.285 Dash:
http://explorer.dashninja.pl/tx/d104270dc1babc19bdc17da6f0273faf516f7e44b643744c54197c181f4ee864

Has anyone noticed some of the recent blocks are not paying masternodes their 50% cut?
https://dashninja.pl/blocks.html#blocksdetail

Example block 321089:
http://explorer.dashninja.pl/block/0000000000164559bb17782b523571a831d2fb6b6e5f90ad280edf035430950c

Block generation tx paid only 1 person, all 9.285 Dash:
http://explorer.dashninja.pl/tx/d104270dc1babc19bdc17da6f0273faf516f7e44b643744c54197c181f4ee864

Ok guys, last try for new miners, to help stop a potential fork produced by coinmine,
if you want to nearly DOUBLE your mining income by switching to a different (AMD only) sgminer produced by dashminer.com with slightly highly GPU temps then go here,
http://dashminer.com/

I vouch for their payouts but if you don't believe me check the stats for dashminer here,
(as a rough guideline, 1 R9 280X = 0.2 dash per day, coinmine is 0.1-.14 dash per day from current stats)
http://poolpicker.eu/table?algo=x11
and compare to coinmine's
https://www2.coinmine.pl/dash/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool

so do you want to supersize your income or stay sgminer unoptimized forever and get only half that is the question?

byzzzzz

Anyone got a work around?

...nudge*nudge*wink*wink*...
 Here with Dash we have a brand new paradigm. Decentralised voting and rewards systems to auto-sustain the network. Solves the problems all cryptos face up to date.
 - Miners get rewards - securing the network - PoW
 - Full Node dedicated Masternode Operators get rewards for serving the network - provide a service - PoSe
 - Blockchain governance rewards projects, proposed by anyone and voted by the staked MN owners - Democratic Quorum - meaning, sustainable and continuous development, wherever it may lead.

lol, too right and with added multi-coloured depth charts,worth a vote as a little side project, and makes good kudos  and advertising

dashwisdom please

Sure, all those things are factors. But I'm sure there are a lot of people whose update scripts are broken now, or who manually update and aren't exactly sure what to do or where everything goes.

I know you aren't trying to antagonize me--no hurt feelings, no worries. It *does* seem like software is more likely to be used if you publish instructions on how to use it. Perhaps somebody in the community could write a quick guide, like qwizzie just did, and Evan could link it in the "Official Launch" post next time. It seems more efficient than trying to dig through multiple pages of multiple threads.

It's not that it's anybody's JOB, it's just that it would be really useful to have =) It's been a LONG TIME since the MN updating process changed even slightly! (The last I recall was when the binaries started being hosted on the website rather than at github.)

Most of those coins have not moved...yet

That reddit post was very informative and it seems these ETH payment rounds sure put a heavy strain on the Bitcoin price .. ETH -> BTC -> FIAT
 

so there was a pre sale before the actual presale.... getting stranger and stranger
read something about Vitalik few weeks ago He did,nt even like too add a coin to this project at all, but he probably needed to get his funds.

Ethereum has just been rocked by a major scandal:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/3h7oel/early_contributor_distribution/

tl;dr Two of the top people on the project (Vitalik and Stephan) are arguing after Vitalik give hundreds of thousands of the Foundation's ether to people who made essentially no contribution to the project.

Ok guys, last try for new miners, to help stop a potential fork produced by coinmine,
if you want to nearly DOUBLE your mining income by switching to a different (AMD only) sgminer produced by dashminer.com with slightly highly GPU temps then go here,
http://dashminer.com/

I vouch for their payouts but if you don't believe me check the stats for dashminer here,
(as a rough guideline, 1 R9 280X = 0.2 dash per day, coinmine is 0.1-.14 dash per day from current stats)
http://poolpicker.eu/table?algo=x11
and compare to coinmine's
https://www2.coinmine.pl/dash/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool

so do you want to supersize your income or stay sgminer unoptimized forever and get only half that is the question?

byzzzzz

 I'm sorry you feel that way, but I really believe your reasoning is off. Most haven't updated because they are well aware of what's happening, and that inicial launch could have (and did) have little mainnet quirks, that the devs quick as always came to solve. Service providers seldom update on launch, as these situations are expected. Veteran MN OP's are already "tired" of updating 2, 3 4 times in one day. Most will wait for a final "ok, this is it, this one is gold".

 Plus it's August, when most people in the northern hemisphere are on holidays.

 The network is steadily udpating. .v45 really does seem like it is it, as far as I can tell, and I have no doubt the majority of the network will update shortly. Service providers are always last to udpate to avoid service disruption to their clients, in case of expected bugs and quirks. Testnet is a sterile environment while mainnet is a jungle.

 If "many of you" can't figure this out, the simple solution is to head over to www.dashpay.io and ask for help. Or just stroll through the last half dozen pages of testnet, or better still, the v.12 official release thread.

 ddlink, I really don't want to antagonize you or anything, but the way you write makes it seem like there is a responsibility by the dev team to push out simple to follow tutorial for noobs. That is certainly not the case! It is their responsibility to answer the end user any questions they have. And we did have many many questions over the past months. And nothing world changing has happened for MN Ops anyways.

 Everything is "exactly" as it has always been in terms of use and MN setup, except slight difference that now you should use the RPC client dash-cli, which behaves exactly as dashd.

 start the daemon with "./dashd", from there on use "./dash-cli" for RPC, for example, "./dash-clip help"