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Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 2202. (Read 9723926 times)
May 10, 2015, 06:22:25 PM
May 10, 2015, 05:10:02 PM
Good to see the masternode count continue to head up...
May 10, 2015, 01:58:57 PM
The new version of Dash 0.11.2.23 has a much improved tao ratio compared to version 0.11.2.10
10th May 2015
Time behind = 15 weeks 5 days 9 hrs = 2649 hours
Time to update and fully sync = 10 minutes and 32.74 seconds = 632.74 seconds (additional 16.12 seconds startup time)
Machine 1,SSD: Dash (0.11.2.23) = Tao sync ratio = 0.2389 seconds / hour
Machine 1,SSD: Bitcoin (0.10.0) = Tao sync ratio = 4.663 seconds / hour + (62.32 seconds indexing startup time)
The Dash Tao sync ratio is 19.52 times quicker than Bitcoin , this is an increase of 2.28 times more than Dash version 0.11.2.10
The Dash Tao sync ratio is 59.51 times quicker than Monero, this is an increase of 2.28 times more than Dash version 0.11.2.10
Monero Wallet
Time behind = 51.383 hours
Time to update and sync = 12 minutes and 11 seconds
Tao sync ratio = 14.22 seconds / hour
Read the empirical evidence competing coins read and weep
https://dashtalk.org/threads/dash-versus-bitcoin-versus-darkcoin-wallet-update-benchmark-times.4479/#post-53860
10th May 2015
Time behind = 15 weeks 5 days 9 hrs = 2649 hours
Time to update and fully sync = 10 minutes and 32.74 seconds = 632.74 seconds (additional 16.12 seconds startup time)
Machine 1,SSD: Dash (0.11.2.23) = Tao sync ratio = 0.2389 seconds / hour
Machine 1,SSD: Bitcoin (0.10.0) = Tao sync ratio = 4.663 seconds / hour + (62.32 seconds indexing startup time)
The Dash Tao sync ratio is 19.52 times quicker than Bitcoin , this is an increase of 2.28 times more than Dash version 0.11.2.10
The Dash Tao sync ratio is 59.51 times quicker than Monero, this is an increase of 2.28 times more than Dash version 0.11.2.10
Monero Wallet
Time behind = 51.383 hours
Time to update and sync = 12 minutes and 11 seconds
Tao sync ratio = 14.22 seconds / hour
Read the empirical evidence competing coins read and weep
https://dashtalk.org/threads/dash-versus-bitcoin-versus-darkcoin-wallet-update-benchmark-times.4479/#post-53860
May 10, 2015, 08:49:31 AM
The DarkcoinTalk Mining Pool will be shutting down.
Miners will have a week to switch pools before stratum is turned off. Withdraws will still be possible for up to a month as of today's date.
Official thread for information about it.
Miners will have a week to switch pools before stratum is turned off. Withdraws will still be possible for up to a month as of today's date.
Official thread for information about it.
Miners, please, go to p2pool
list of all p2pools => http://dash.org.ru/pages/stats.php#p2pool
May 10, 2015, 07:17:03 AM
Total Masternodes: 2570 = 2554 actives + 16 inactives [2328 unique IPs] (Last refresh: Sun May 10 2015 14:15:37)
Estimated daily payout for an active node (blocks with MN payments last 24h: 100%): 0.4901 DASH/day (Last Refreshed: Sun May 10 2015 14:15:36)
We are 8 nodes far from the ATH amount, stable up trend...
edit: @Propulsion - thnx for your pool I liked it much when I was mining....
edit2: Voting status: Yea: 44.12% Nay: 0.12% Abstain: 55.76%
Estimated daily payout for an active node (blocks with MN payments last 24h: 100%): 0.4901 DASH/day (Last Refreshed: Sun May 10 2015 14:15:36)
We are 8 nodes far from the ATH amount, stable up trend...
edit: @Propulsion - thnx for your pool I liked it much when I was mining....
edit2: Voting status: Yea: 44.12% Nay: 0.12% Abstain: 55.76%
May 10, 2015, 06:32:54 AM
The DarkcoinTalk Mining Pool will be shutting down.
Miners will have a week to switch pools before stratum is turned off. Withdraws will still be possible for up to a month as of today's date.
Official thread for information about it.
Miners will have a week to switch pools before stratum is turned off. Withdraws will still be possible for up to a month as of today's date.
Official thread for information about it.
Sorry to hear that, over half of all my mining in total was either at the original darkcoin pool or at your pool.
Thankyou for providing an excellent and honest mining pool, it provided a stable support and authenticity to back Dash as a serious and professional coin.
May 10, 2015, 06:20:16 AM
The DarkcoinTalk Mining Pool will be shutting down.
Miners will have a week to switch pools before stratum is turned off. Withdraws will still be possible for up to a month as of today's date.
Official thread for information about it.
Miners will have a week to switch pools before stratum is turned off. Withdraws will still be possible for up to a month as of today's date.
Official thread for information about it.
May 10, 2015, 05:51:53 AM
This was one lucky payment today
May 10, 2015, 05:07:17 AM
Voting status: Yea: 42.84% Nay: 0.12% Abstain: 57.04%
(crownings page)
How much longer before the voting closes?
May 10, 2015, 04:45:04 AM
http://gavinandresen.ninja/utxo-uhoh
Today, the UTXO database is about 650MiB on disk, 4GB when decompressed into memory. DRAM costs about $10 per GB, so you need to spend about $40 on memory if you want absolute fastest access to the UTXO. Not a big deal.
...
'Assuming the UTXO set continues to double and RAM prices continue to drop 20% per year, next year you’ll have to spend about $64. Ten years from now, over $4,000…'
....
Looks like there's a fork planned to solve this BTC problem at 2016.
What is the solution they are using?
Today, the UTXO database is about 650MiB on disk, 4GB when decompressed into memory. DRAM costs about $10 per GB, so you need to spend about $40 on memory if you want absolute fastest access to the UTXO. Not a big deal.
...
'Assuming the UTXO set continues to double and RAM prices continue to drop 20% per year, next year you’ll have to spend about $64. Ten years from now, over $4,000…'
....
Looks like there's a fork planned to solve this BTC problem at 2016.
What is the solution they are using?
The only radical solution I know of is with the lightning network proposal.
https://lightning.network/lightning-network.pdf
'Transactions aren’t instant
● Micropayments don’t actually work
○ High transaction fees
● “Bitcoin Doesn’t Scale'
May 10, 2015, 04:13:40 AM
Sub-Ether's chart of the day.
http://statoshi.info/#/dashboard/file/default.json?panelId=5&fullscreen&edit&from=1399556468856&to=1431092468872
Moore's law is not keeping up with the memory usage as the unspent transaction memory requirement has doubled in 1 year and the cost of memory has only gone down by 20% so once again the scaling problems of bitcoin are showing themselves.
Read more from the man himself ...
http://gavinandresen.ninja/utxo-uhoh
Today, the UTXO database is about 650MiB on disk, 4GB when decompressed into memory. DRAM costs about $10 per GB, so you need to spend about $40 on memory if you want absolute fastest access to the UTXO. Not a big deal.
...
'Assuming the UTXO set continues to double and RAM prices continue to drop 20% per year, next year you’ll have to spend about $64. Ten years from now, over $4,000…'
http://statoshi.info/#/dashboard/file/default.json?panelId=5&fullscreen&edit&from=1399556468856&to=1431092468872
Moore's law is not keeping up with the memory usage as the unspent transaction memory requirement has doubled in 1 year and the cost of memory has only gone down by 20% so once again the scaling problems of bitcoin are showing themselves.
Read more from the man himself ...
http://gavinandresen.ninja/utxo-uhoh
Today, the UTXO database is about 650MiB on disk, 4GB when decompressed into memory. DRAM costs about $10 per GB, so you need to spend about $40 on memory if you want absolute fastest access to the UTXO. Not a big deal.
...
'Assuming the UTXO set continues to double and RAM prices continue to drop 20% per year, next year you’ll have to spend about $64. Ten years from now, over $4,000…'
RAM compression (software solution) might be useful to alleviate the issue. In linux I've setted up z-ram and it can compress data from 2 to 3x on the fly, meaning 1gb ram can fit 2 or 3gb worth of ram data with some CPU tradeoff (time wasted to compress/decompress data, which is still much faster than swapping data out to a hard disk).
May 10, 2015, 03:43:23 AM
that dash autowallet backup feature is great kudos for that. came in handy for me today.
May 10, 2015, 02:31:58 AM
where do i find the bootstrapp for blockchain download from @udjinm6 ?? link please
edit:
found it
https://github.com/UdjinM6/dash-bootstrap
(is that correct ??)
yep edit:
found it
https://github.com/UdjinM6/dash-bootstrap
(is that correct ??)
May 10, 2015, 12:13:53 AM
Can some one tell me of there is a Roadmap for this year..Of what is the next goal of Dash?
Gr Zeero
Gr Zeero
State of the Union
...
6.Mobile wallets with InstantX and Darksend support in both Android and iOs
...
The android wallet with instantX by hash engineering is out on google play (no darksend yet..)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hashengineering.darkcoin.wallet&hl=en_GB
Yep Hashengineering is the one working on Android he is great by the way.
The android wallet has some InstantX support. It can send InstantX transactions (but the app doesn't yet show the transaction as locked after it is locked). It can receive InstantX transactions, but those coins cannot be spent until 6 confirmations. We will be working on upgrading the InstantX support to be like Dash Core in the near future.
May 09, 2015, 11:19:58 PM
where do i find the bootstrapp for blockchain download from @udjinm6 ?? link please
edit:
found it
https://github.com/UdjinM6/dash-bootstrap
(is that correct ??)
edit:
found it
https://github.com/UdjinM6/dash-bootstrap
(is that correct ??)
May 09, 2015, 11:14:30 PM
Sub-Ether's chart of the day.
http://statoshi.info/#/dashboard/file/default.json?panelId=5&fullscreen&edit&from=1399556468856&to=1431092468872
Moore's law is not keeping up with the memory usage as the unspent transaction memory requirement has doubled in 1 year and the cost of memory has only gone down by 20% so once again the scaling problems of bitcoin are showing themselves.
Read more from the man himself ...
http://gavinandresen.ninja/utxo-uhoh
Today, the UTXO database is about 650MiB on disk, 4GB when decompressed into memory. DRAM costs about $10 per GB, so you need to spend about $40 on memory if you want absolute fastest access to the UTXO. Not a big deal.
...
'Assuming the UTXO set continues to double and RAM prices continue to drop 20% per year, next year you’ll have to spend about $64. Ten years from now, over $4,000…'
http://statoshi.info/#/dashboard/file/default.json?panelId=5&fullscreen&edit&from=1399556468856&to=1431092468872
Moore's law is not keeping up with the memory usage as the unspent transaction memory requirement has doubled in 1 year and the cost of memory has only gone down by 20% so once again the scaling problems of bitcoin are showing themselves.
Read more from the man himself ...
http://gavinandresen.ninja/utxo-uhoh
Today, the UTXO database is about 650MiB on disk, 4GB when decompressed into memory. DRAM costs about $10 per GB, so you need to spend about $40 on memory if you want absolute fastest access to the UTXO. Not a big deal.
...
'Assuming the UTXO set continues to double and RAM prices continue to drop 20% per year, next year you’ll have to spend about $64. Ten years from now, over $4,000…'
Looks like there's a fork planned to solve this BTC problem at 2016.
good luck with that
as BTC is scared big time of forking that thing !!
they will never get a fork though in my opinion
(too many people, too afraid)
May 09, 2015, 11:06:14 PM
Voting status: Yea: 42.84% Nay: 0.12% Abstain: 57.04%
(crownings page)
May 09, 2015, 10:50:24 PM
Sub-Ether's chart of the day.
http://statoshi.info/#/dashboard/file/default.json?panelId=5&fullscreen&edit&from=1399556468856&to=1431092468872
Moore's law is not keeping up with the memory usage as the unspent transaction memory requirement has doubled in 1 year and the cost of memory has only gone down by 20% so once again the scaling problems of bitcoin are showing themselves.
Read more from the man himself ...
http://gavinandresen.ninja/utxo-uhoh
Today, the UTXO database is about 650MiB on disk, 4GB when decompressed into memory. DRAM costs about $10 per GB, so you need to spend about $40 on memory if you want absolute fastest access to the UTXO. Not a big deal.
...
'Assuming the UTXO set continues to double and RAM prices continue to drop 20% per year, next year you’ll have to spend about $64. Ten years from now, over $4,000…'
http://statoshi.info/#/dashboard/file/default.json?panelId=5&fullscreen&edit&from=1399556468856&to=1431092468872
Moore's law is not keeping up with the memory usage as the unspent transaction memory requirement has doubled in 1 year and the cost of memory has only gone down by 20% so once again the scaling problems of bitcoin are showing themselves.
Read more from the man himself ...
http://gavinandresen.ninja/utxo-uhoh
Today, the UTXO database is about 650MiB on disk, 4GB when decompressed into memory. DRAM costs about $10 per GB, so you need to spend about $40 on memory if you want absolute fastest access to the UTXO. Not a big deal.
...
'Assuming the UTXO set continues to double and RAM prices continue to drop 20% per year, next year you’ll have to spend about $64. Ten years from now, over $4,000…'
Looks like there's a fork planned to solve this BTC problem at 2016.
What is the solution they are using?
May 09, 2015, 10:25:38 PM
Sub-Ether's chart of the day.
http://statoshi.info/#/dashboard/file/default.json?panelId=5&fullscreen&edit&from=1399556468856&to=1431092468872
Moore's law is not keeping up with the memory usage as the unspent transaction memory requirement has doubled in 1 year and the cost of memory has only gone down by 20% so once again the scaling problems of bitcoin are showing themselves.
Read more from the man himself ...
http://gavinandresen.ninja/utxo-uhoh
Today, the UTXO database is about 650MiB on disk, 4GB when decompressed into memory. DRAM costs about $10 per GB, so you need to spend about $40 on memory if you want absolute fastest access to the UTXO. Not a big deal.
...
'Assuming the UTXO set continues to double and RAM prices continue to drop 20% per year, next year you’ll have to spend about $64. Ten years from now, over $4,000…'
http://statoshi.info/#/dashboard/file/default.json?panelId=5&fullscreen&edit&from=1399556468856&to=1431092468872
Moore's law is not keeping up with the memory usage as the unspent transaction memory requirement has doubled in 1 year and the cost of memory has only gone down by 20% so once again the scaling problems of bitcoin are showing themselves.
Read more from the man himself ...
http://gavinandresen.ninja/utxo-uhoh
Today, the UTXO database is about 650MiB on disk, 4GB when decompressed into memory. DRAM costs about $10 per GB, so you need to spend about $40 on memory if you want absolute fastest access to the UTXO. Not a big deal.
...
'Assuming the UTXO set continues to double and RAM prices continue to drop 20% per year, next year you’ll have to spend about $64. Ten years from now, over $4,000…'
Looks like there's a fork planned to solve this BTC problem at 2016.
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