LOL - can't say anybody ever donated to me - lol
but I guess it could happen......
Had to work for my DASH :-P
You can't say that any more, haha but I guess it could happen......
Had to work for my DASH :-P
Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 2008. (Read 9723768 times)
July 27, 2015, 02:42:08 PM
July 27, 2015, 02:10:47 PM
GODLIKE, If you just want to help the network, running a full node, or a wallet with the full blockchain will always be helpful. Also, like alex-ru was trying to say, it will soon be possible to earn coins by making a proposal and getting paid directly from the blockchain. 10% of the blockchain rewards are going to pay for development, marketing, or whatever brilliant idea people come up with. The only trick is to get enough people to vote for your idea that it gets approved. If you get enough votes to win a spot, you will get payments directly to your wallet.
The way this will work is that after a proposal is made, it will have a forum where the entire community can discuss it, refine it, and the proposer will adjust his specifications until he gets the required votes. Those specifications are the contract and if the proposer doesn't meet the mile stones, the voters can vote down the project and stop the funding.
It is desireable for everyone in the community to get involved, but only masternodes can vote for security reasons.
Anyway, it's a great way to earn coins if you have an idea and talent, especially in marketing or developing.
The way this will work is that after a proposal is made, it will have a forum where the entire community can discuss it, refine it, and the proposer will adjust his specifications until he gets the required votes. Those specifications are the contract and if the proposer doesn't meet the mile stones, the voters can vote down the project and stop the funding.
It is desireable for everyone in the community to get involved, but only masternodes can vote for security reasons.
Anyway, it's a great way to earn coins if you have an idea and talent, especially in marketing or developing.
Well... it's nice... if only I knew this one year ago... I worked in the games industry, can use Unity like my hands, I make graphics and 3D models and game design.
I have one idea for a betting game similar to pachinko, it's an evolution of it, with 3D graphics and mechanisms and upgraded mechanic, I think it could make a good success.
But I will only get engaged into it if I find one SERIOUS person that will help me with the coding of it.
I can do the whole game part, I need help for the coin integration and database (PHP, MySQL or whatever) because I haven't any experience with those.
With SERIOUS I mean somebody that at the end of the week will have done what has to be done to proceed with the project, because if I don't see the progress I get demotivated soon and I NEED to see the thing in action and growing.
July 27, 2015, 01:39:13 PM
Uhm ok then, I'll not be setting up a node it seems 
No problem, I'll leave this task to who has those money to invest
No problem, I'll leave this task to who has those money to invest
So you weren't planning on buying any Dash anyway? If you were planning on buying some coins, then whatever amount you ended up buying could be put toward a partial share in a masternode with others in a similar situation (restating). You could setup a node without any dash just by leaving an unfunded wallet open, but you certainly aren't going to get paid for it.
I don't have much funds... I plan to buy a few, like 30-50.
Not enough to get into funding anything
July 27, 2015, 12:50:13 PM
I personally run (2) wallet.dat files
MNwallet.dat
and
Personalwallet.dat
All MN funds get 'donated' to the Personal Wallet....
Never really have to open the MN wallet.dat
MNwallet.dat
and
Personalwallet.dat
All MN funds get 'donated' to the Personal Wallet....
Never really have to open the MN wallet.dat
I do the same, it's just that if I could leave coins with the masternode wallet AND run a mixing node at the same time, I could have one on each masternode and one on my desktop (if I had it running main net, LOL) But masternode=1 in conf file locks the wallet out of mixing for protection against breaking up those 1000 coins, and messing the masternode wallet up. If those funds could be locked, but any funds in another address be allowed to mix, that'd be great
July 27, 2015, 12:45:07 PM
GODLIKE, If you just want to help the network, running a full node, or a wallet with the full blockchain will always be helpful. Also, like alex-ru was trying to say, it will soon be possible to earn coins by making a proposal and getting paid directly from the blockchain. 10% of the blockchain rewards are going to pay for development, marketing, or whatever brilliant idea people come up with. The only trick is to get enough people to vote for your idea that it gets approved. If you get enough votes to win a spot, you will get payments directly to your wallet.
The way this will work is that after a proposal is made, it will have a forum where the entire community can discuss it, refine it, and the proposer will adjust his specifications until he gets the required votes. Those specifications are the contract and if the proposer doesn't meet the mile stones, the voters can vote down the project and stop the funding.
It is desireable for everyone in the community to get involved, but only masternodes can vote for security reasons.
Anyway, it's a great way to earn coins if you have an idea and talent, especially in marketing or developing.
The way this will work is that after a proposal is made, it will have a forum where the entire community can discuss it, refine it, and the proposer will adjust his specifications until he gets the required votes. Those specifications are the contract and if the proposer doesn't meet the mile stones, the voters can vote down the project and stop the funding.
It is desireable for everyone in the community to get involved, but only masternodes can vote for security reasons.
Anyway, it's a great way to earn coins if you have an idea and talent, especially in marketing or developing.
July 27, 2015, 12:29:17 PM
Those words "trusted people".....they kept me up a few nights thinking about any project proposing to create a system that relies on this kind of trust.
There are now almost 3,000 MNs. All with untouched collateral funds.
Some thoughts on options:
1. Segregate 25% of MN collateral for mixing
2. Allow MNs to mix while remaining part of the MN count.
They are there to provide a service. Darksend is one of the key protocol services.
For example.
During the mixing process, the protocol randomly chooses a number of MNs to elect into the mixing process.
Now, add this.
Create a trivial nonce so that all remaining MNs compete for being liquidity mixing providers. The first 10 to solve a trivial problem are elected to do the mixing, for which the people wanting coins to be mixed pay these MNs a fee.
Possibly add a 'mixing = true' function into the config settings so anyone not wanting to compete for mixing fees can opt out of being a liquidity provider.
There are now almost 3,000 MNs. All with untouched collateral funds.
Some thoughts on options:
1. Segregate 25% of MN collateral for mixing
2. Allow MNs to mix while remaining part of the MN count.
They are there to provide a service. Darksend is one of the key protocol services.
For example.
During the mixing process, the protocol randomly chooses a number of MNs to elect into the mixing process.
Now, add this.
Create a trivial nonce so that all remaining MNs compete for being liquidity mixing providers. The first 10 to solve a trivial problem are elected to do the mixing, for which the people wanting coins to be mixed pay these MNs a fee.
Possibly add a 'mixing = true' function into the config settings so anyone not wanting to compete for mixing fees can opt out of being a liquidity provider.
There are some fundamental problems with anonymising the MN collateral inputs...
True, but I don't see why the MN input can't be locked but other funds in the wallet can't be mixed while running masternodes?
July 27, 2015, 12:22:46 PM
Uhm ok then, I'll not be setting up a node it seems
No problem, I'll leave this task to who has those money to invest
No problem, I'll leave this task to who has those money to invest
So you weren't planning on buying any Dash anyway? If you were planning on buying some coins, then whatever amount you ended up buying could be put toward a partial share in a masternode with others in a similar situation (restating). You could setup a node without any dash just by leaving an unfunded wallet open, but you certainly aren't going to get paid for it.
July 27, 2015, 12:15:46 PM
try looking for some Dash faucets (sites that give some free dash away) and also download a Dash wallet and put yr Dash Address in your signature.
If you also put a nice slogan there why you think Dash is a good coin to follow you may find yrself with some Dash one day... maybe faster then you think
You never knows If you also put a nice slogan there why you think Dash is a good coin to follow you may find yrself with some Dash one day... maybe faster then you think
meaby changing the signature makes you earn some coins ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓
July 27, 2015, 12:05:59 PM
How do I get reward for running a node?
It goes to your masternode address as a default OR if forwarded as a donation goes to the address you point.Hey, I watched your link... can't understand what exactly is.
And... where do I find the software to set up a node?
If you have 1,000 Dash, the easiest way to setup a node is through Node40. https://node40.com
After logging in select Masternodes => Setup Wizard. There are a few videos on the site that will show you how it works. And if you have any questions, there are real people behind Node40 who can help you out.
Dude... correct me if I'm wrong but... 1000 Dash is 3700$.
I want to earn something and help the Dash network, not invest 3700$ into this
It's not like you lose your 1k Dash... you can sell them at anytime. Further, if you don't want to commit to buying 1k coins, buy what you feel comfortable with and look into a node share with others with less than the 1k amount.
Thank you for suggestion, but I prefer to wait that they open up and set up a node myself if I can.
Again, this requirement for a masternode isn't going anywhere. You're not magically going to be able to setup one without holding some coins and in total, summing to the 1k needed to qualify (be it all your coins or pooling with other fractional owners).
I guess - in reality he could make a proposal to dismantle the DASH system - but I'd find it very hard to believe that enough of us would vote YEA to do that - lol
Uhm ok then, I'll not be setting up a node it seems
No problem, I'll leave this task to who has those money to invest
try looking for some Dash faucets (sites that give some free dash away) and also download a Dash wallet and put yr Dash Address in your signature.
If you also put a nice slogan there why you think Dash is a good coin to follow you may find yrself with some Dash one day... maybe faster then you think
July 27, 2015, 12:02:07 PM
How do I get reward for running a node?
It goes to your masternode address as a default OR if forwarded as a donation goes to the address you point.Hey, I watched your link... can't understand what exactly is.
And... where do I find the software to set up a node?
If you have 1,000 Dash, the easiest way to setup a node is through Node40. https://node40.com
After logging in select Masternodes => Setup Wizard. There are a few videos on the site that will show you how it works. And if you have any questions, there are real people behind Node40 who can help you out.
Dude... correct me if I'm wrong but... 1000 Dash is 3700$.
I want to earn something and help the Dash network, not invest 3700$ into this
It's not like you lose your 1k Dash... you can sell them at anytime. Further, if you don't want to commit to buying 1k coins, buy what you feel comfortable with and look into a node share with others with less than the 1k amount.
Thank you for suggestion, but I prefer to wait that they open up and set up a node myself if I can.
Again, this requirement for a masternode isn't going anywhere. You're not magically going to be able to setup one without holding some coins and in total, summing to the 1k needed to qualify (be it all your coins or pooling with other fractional owners).
I guess - in reality he could make a proposal to dismantle the DASH system - but I'd find it very hard to believe that enough of us would vote YEA to do that - lol
Uhm ok then, I'll not be setting up a node it seems
No problem, I'll leave this task to who has those money to invest
July 27, 2015, 11:32:14 AM
How do I get reward for running a node?
It goes to your masternode address as a default OR if forwarded as a donation goes to the address you point.Hey, I watched your link... can't understand what exactly is.
And... where do I find the software to set up a node?
If you have 1,000 Dash, the easiest way to setup a node is through Node40. https://node40.com
After logging in select Masternodes => Setup Wizard. There are a few videos on the site that will show you how it works. And if you have any questions, there are real people behind Node40 who can help you out.
Dude... correct me if I'm wrong but... 1000 Dash is 3700$.
I want to earn something and help the Dash network, not invest 3700$ into this
It's not like you lose your 1k Dash... you can sell them at anytime. Further, if you don't want to commit to buying 1k coins, buy what you feel comfortable with and look into a node share with others with less than the 1k amount.
Thank you for suggestion, but I prefer to wait that they open up and set up a node myself if I can.
Again, this requirement for a masternode isn't going anywhere. You're not magically going to be able to setup one without holding some coins and in total, summing to the 1k needed to qualify (be it all your coins or pooling with other fractional owners).
July 27, 2015, 11:26:35 AM
How do I get reward for running a node?
It goes to your masternode address as a default OR if forwarded as a donation goes to the address you point.Hey, I watched your link... can't understand what exactly is.
And... where do I find the software to set up a node?
If you have 1,000 Dash, the easiest way to setup a node is through Node40. https://node40.com
After logging in select Masternodes => Setup Wizard. There are a few videos on the site that will show you how it works. And if you have any questions, there are real people behind Node40 who can help you out.
Dude... correct me if I'm wrong but... 1000 Dash is 3700$.
I want to earn something and help the Dash network, not invest 3700$ into this
It's not like you lose your 1k Dash... you can sell them at anytime. Further, if you don't want to commit to buying 1k coins, buy what you feel comfortable with and look into a node share with others with less than the 1k amount.
Thank you for suggestion, but I prefer to wait that they open up and set up a node myself if I can.
July 27, 2015, 11:14:48 AM
How do I get reward for running a node?
It goes to your masternode address as a default OR if forwarded as a donation goes to the address you point.Hey, I watched your link... can't understand what exactly is.
And... where do I find the software to set up a node?
If you have 1,000 Dash, the easiest way to setup a node is through Node40. https://node40.com
After logging in select Masternodes => Setup Wizard. There are a few videos on the site that will show you how it works. And if you have any questions, there are real people behind Node40 who can help you out.
Dude... correct me if I'm wrong but... 1000 Dash is 3700$.
I want to earn something and help the Dash network, not invest 3700$ into this
It's not like you lose your 1k Dash... you can sell them at anytime. Further, if you don't want to commit to buying 1k coins, buy what you feel comfortable with and look into a node share with others with less than the 1k amount.
July 27, 2015, 11:13:15 AM
I have NO DASH at the moment, but I checked the features of this crypto and I find it promising.
I think that when the boom will come, this one has good chances to not crumble like all the other ones will do.
But I haven't hundreds of $ to spend to set up a node.
I think that when the boom will come, this one has good chances to not crumble like all the other ones will do.
But I haven't hundreds of $ to spend to set up a node.
Here is good news for you:
https://www.dashpay.io/news/the-dash-network-approves-the-implementation-of-decentralized-governance-system/
Soon it'll be possible to submit your proposal - how you can help Dash project in developing and promoting. And you can also earn your first DASHs with this initiative...
Hey thank you for your time.
I didn't know that Dash implements this trusting mechanism... I think it's good they take it off though and allow people to join the network and help with nodes.
Maybe they can re-introduce it later on, when Dash will have gained more reputation.
July 27, 2015, 11:12:41 AM
inp. whatis=chat url - # again? |-
July 27, 2015, 09:59:40 AM
I have NO DASH at the moment, but I checked the features of this crypto and I find it promising.
I think that when the boom will come, this one has good chances to not crumble like all the other ones will do.
But I haven't hundreds of $ to spend to set up a node.
I think that when the boom will come, this one has good chances to not crumble like all the other ones will do.
But I haven't hundreds of $ to spend to set up a node.
Here is good news for you:
https://www.dashpay.io/news/the-dash-network-approves-the-implementation-of-decentralized-governance-system/
Soon it'll be possible to submit your proposal - how you can help Dash project in developing and promoting. And you can also earn your first DASHs with this initiative...
July 27, 2015, 09:43:35 AM
How do I get reward for running a node?
It goes to your masternode address as a default OR if forwarded as a donation goes to the address you point.Hey, I watched your link... can't understand what exactly is.
And... where do I find the software to set up a node?
I have NO DASH at the moment, but I checked the features of this crypto and I find it promising.
I think that when the boom will come, this one has good chances to not crumble like all the other ones will do.
But I haven't hundreds of $ to spend to set up a node.
July 27, 2015, 09:42:12 AM
How do I get reward for running a node?
It goes to your masternode address as a default OR if forwarded as a donation goes to the address you point.Hey, I watched your link... can't understand what exactly is.
And... where do I find the software to set up a node?
If you have 1,000 Dash, the easiest way to setup a node is through Node40. https://node40.com
After logging in select Masternodes => Setup Wizard. There are a few videos on the site that will show you how it works. And if you have any questions, there are real people behind Node40 who can help you out.
Dude... correct me if I'm wrong but... 1000 Dash is 3700$.
I want to earn something and help the Dash network, not invest 3700$ into this
July 27, 2015, 09:40:21 AM
How do I get reward for running a node?
It goes to your masternode address as a default OR if forwarded as a donation goes to the address you point.Hey, I watched your link... can't understand what exactly is.
And... where do I find the software to set up a node?
July 27, 2015, 09:34:24 AM
How do I get reward for running a node?
It goes to your masternode address as a default OR if forwarded as a donation goes to the address you point.Hey, I watched your link... can't understand what exactly is.
And... where do I find the software to set up a node?
If you have 1,000 Dash, the easiest way to setup a node is through Node40. https://node40.com
After logging in select Masternodes => Setup Wizard. There are a few videos on the site that will show you how it works. And if you have any questions, there are real people behind Node40 who can help you out.
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