Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 2361. (Read 9723849 times)

At this level we can goes to 0.012 or lower... Better dump and buy lower now

cheap dash soon guys... enjoy ahoenk, stonehedge

Mr White and Dasher, maybe come to the table with some serious discussion on crypto implementation and adoption instead of ignoramus and meaningless drivel.  I realize there are many here, like you 2 that can only see as far as the end of your nose.  Frankly we have bigger problems then which crypto is the cool kid on the block.  I've invested into crypto currency to see an better alternative to fiat, regardless of stripe.

It sure it is embarrassing for the brainwashed DASH bag holders.  Too bad there is no way to short DASH, that would be a great way to make a killing.

No, there is currently no way to short DRK on Bitfinex, only to sell just like on any other exchange.

I think that's kind of what BTCe is.

When I first got into this I felt like I was doing some kind of clandestine underworld black-market activity. Sending passport fotos to Hungary and all sorts.

The problem with fiat is that it isn't really money - it's just a number in a book held by an arbitrary counterparty. You can't actually spend it yourself, you've got to get them to spend it on your behalf. That's true for just about every single financial movement anybody makes outside of buying bubblegum with pennies in their local sweetshop.

I think that crypto might take off in other ways - for example, people just start accepting it for goods and services. Bypass the whole fiat system and the economy grows on its own without having to be "capitalised" externally.

v17, interesting. i think all is good but the waiting line (days) is getting longer as we approach the ath mn count again. the roi has been amazingly smooth since the beginning.
i don't understand exactly how the whole ref node and different enforcement mechanisms work but it looks like it's all working and keeping everyone's place in line now, it did when i updated.

The DASH bagholders are too busy talking about Monero. it must be exhausting being a DASHtard and constantly having to defend your scammy, centralized shitcoin built from the ground up on lies, fraud and instamines. Not to mention changed parameters after launch. How embarrassing it must be for them to try and justify.

In other news, my March 31 call is working out nicely:




It'll probably have a little bump around 0.012 before continuing the downtrend.

  

True...and I agree with  most of your post.  The issue lies is that the economy is powered by everyday consumers...consuming things.  Consuming things requires money...and creates felocity.  We need everyday consumers in to use crypto to create felocity....and create a value to the utility of cryptos.

My thoughts are if they can do offshore casinos and gambling sites....why current there be a off shore entity to act as a portal in and out of crypto.   I understand there will be concerns with terror and money laundering.   But the next big thing in this ecosystem is a gateway to deal with very complicated system of putting money in...waiting for it to clear, go to an exchange, deposit your BTC...then trade BTC for Darkcoin....withdraw Darkcoin to your wallet, login to my winery site, but goods.   Way to many steps and complicated for first time users.  KISS principle is very much in order

I don't think that's a bad thing actually. In fact I'd be worried if it wasn't damn near impossible by now to convert fiat to crypto.

It indicates how absolutely scared sh*tless the central powers that be are of private currencies - and always have been for that matter.

The difference with crypto is that there's dick-all they can do about them except try to plug as many holes in the leaking fiat seive as they can while appearing to be "constructive and enthusiastic". Are they hell - they know it's hot lava to candle wax to let anything like cryptocurrency near the over-levered fiat banking system.

I don't think people realise how flaky and top-heavy the world financial system is now. Once Bretton Woods was kicked out the door and the 1990's derivatives mountain allowed to balloon to kingdom come there was no going back. The only thing keeping it pumped is the fact that it is so increidibly centralised with about 5 central banks keeping a beachball balanced on a pinhead in a co-ordinated manner.

The thing is, nothing can afford to go wrong. Confidence is everything when you've got a debt mountain backing everything. One major sovereign default and your primary capital layer turns from concrete to sponge cake and the last thing they need is new forms of base money turning up on the scene that they haven't got control of at a time like that.

According to Jim Willie, the main reason for the dollar's ballooning in value is the liquification of dollar denominated derivatives - i.e. people actually getting out of the dollar and into something else (like the new Russia-China gold backed world reserve). In the meantime they've got to transit through cash which is creating the demand pressure on the dollar which in turn devalues the commodity market (oil etc).

Meanwhile the Chinese and Japanese are getting ready (according to him) to revalue the gold market and call the western blank's bluff on the integrity of their physical reserves.

I don't know whats going to happen or when, but I feel in my bones that the emergence of cryptocurrency and the demise of the state-backed financial system are somehow exquisitely synchronised by universal forces beyond our comprehension to propel us into paradise   (Just a thought )

how many days since your last payments?

yeah he seemed like a pretty smart dev compared to most of the other privacy coin devs. he'll probably make a lot of money in his new venture and hopefully not disappear again.  

Was still on .17 ... I realize Evan doesn't directly control MN payments per se, but the reference node does. And he controls the reference node. Unless I misunderstand.

Anyway, mine are all good. Thanks Evan!!

That's great ! Im a big fan of coffee

Enforcement is off when there is a high fork probability because of 2 versions live and incompatible. .22 update is backward compatible with .17 in terms of networking/block mining and only affects mixing and fixes some other bugs/issues so no fork is expected  

thats good news.  I'm waiting for Evan to get back to me on my MN's and see if something is wrong there.

I agree but the main problem that is slowing things up are regulations and uncertainties in that area. Services like this continue to improve the cash aspect of getting into crypto: http://www.coindesk.com/bitquick-us-cash-bitcoin-market/

all nodes now paid
what version were you on when paid?
evan can't control which nodes get paid.

In the Netherlands/Begium there is a company called bitonic (https://bitonic.nl/en/order) where you can instantly buy and sell bitcoin with mistercash/bankcontact and ideal. I don't know what the policy towards foreign countries is...
And yes, local bitcoins if you can find a deal that suits you!