Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 3202. (Read 9723858 times)
January 15, 2015, 07:50:39 PM
Let's show the devs some support by buying DRK. Just bought some on 'finex.
January 15, 2015, 07:46:38 PM
not really, 99% of my investment is long. Just shorting with small amount for fun. But i just don't believe that bears would stop now because it would not have achieved their goal. They need to push for sub 100$s if they wanna get what they want.
Out of interest, who do you think the "bears' are ?
I thought this might be what was going on as well. I always suspected that the banking establishment would have hedged itself against rising cryptocurrency value (how could they afford not to) by making sure they accumulated enough of the Bitcoin coin supply to control the market in an emergency.
Such an emergency is possibly upon us with the combined effect of world stock markets stalling, collapse in oil price, general commodity collapse etc and also the potential imminent launch of the ETF.
Look at what they did to gold - they managed to keep the lid on the GLD market by naked shorting it with highly levered paper in the early hours of trading when volume was thin. If they hadn't done that the QE programme wouldn't have worked because the gold price would have skyrocketed indicating a collapsing currency.
Similarly I can't believe they haven't at least got contingency plans for scuttling a potential capital flight into crypto. It would have cost them peanuts to accumulate a significant portion of the bitcoin supply over the years.
The one thing in our favour though - unlike GLD - they *can* run out eventually.
(Just my conspiracy paranoia working overtime...seriously though...
)There is nothing paranoid or conspiracy about it. My main suspect would be Winklevoss twins are dumping their stash gradually and they are gonna buy back at the bottom right before they publicly make bitcoin available to stock traders. They already registered "COIN" ticker and I think they are close to a public announcement about their next move. Most probably the timing will be around early spring. That's when FED is expected to raise the interest rate. Higher interest rate will probably slow down the artificial (it is artificial because stock market boom is not complimented by the real economic growth. it is mainly companies buying their own stocks because credit is so cheap) price increase of Dow and S&P because it will be harder to find cheap cash to dump on stocks. When traders notice that the stock market's steam is running out, they will be desperate to look for alternative lucrative bubbles- that's when bitcoin should come to focus again. And that's when Winklevoss twins should be opening their arms to those traders.
But the reason why I think dump is not over is because herd usually buy at the top and sell at the bottom. And bitcoin bears have to push it even lower to create a major panic dumping. That's why I don't think we have seen a real panic yet. I still strongly believe that we might see a double digit price for bitcoin soon. But again, just like all of you guys, i also don't have a crystal ball.
@Pansyfaust hope that answers to your question as well.
Ha! I was having a chat with my cousin about this yesterday and he is of the opinion that the Winklevoss twins would be stupid if they didn't do this.
January 15, 2015, 07:42:25 PM
A screenshot of our Send feature with DRK integration:
January 15, 2015, 07:32:19 PM
Hello folks, I am unable to update my MN to the latest version.
I noticed when I just launch ./darkcoin-qt remotely it just misted [masternode] on the windows name bar. I just checked my darkcoin.conf and it is all good.
I started the masternode on the console as well and it gave me no errors whatsoever, but it is not listed as active nor closed on the MN list.
On my vps ./darkcoind masternode list | grep IP shows nothing, any hint? Thank you!
Have you upgrade local and remote deamon/wallet to same version 0.11.0.6? I noticed when I just launch ./darkcoin-qt remotely it just misted [masternode] on the windows name bar. I just checked my darkcoin.conf and it is all good.
I started the masternode on the console as well and it gave me no errors whatsoever, but it is not listed as active nor closed on the MN list.
On my vps ./darkcoind masternode list | grep IP shows nothing, any hint? Thank you!
January 15, 2015, 07:25:38 PM
Darkcoin Core v0.11.0
We are excited to announce the release of Darkcoin Core v0.11.0! This is a highly anticipated release and was the result of the work of over 10 people for nearly 2 months. Thanks to all of those that helped with this release by developing, testing, making tickets or even providing servers for testnet.
Here are the release notes:
Darkcoin Core:
Fork from Bitcoin 0.9.3 taking advantage of nearly 2 years of development to the Bitcoin core client
Rebrand to Darkcoin Core
Version bumped to 0.11 to indicate a new major release
Renamed client to identify with network from Satoshi to Core
Bumped protocol version to 70052
Changed p2sh-address versions to start with 7 (instead of 3, this affects public keys only, old scripts remain valid and usable!)
Changed testnet address versions to start with x or y (instead of m or n, this affects public keys only, old wallets remain valid and usable!)
Defined BIP32 (HD) address versions to start with drkp/drkv (DRKP/DRKV for testnet)
Adapted BIP44 coin type 5 for Darkcoin (0x80000005) as defined in SLIP-0044
Added new units: duffs (1 / 100.000.000 DRK)
Added units for testnet: tDRK, mtDRK, utDRK, tduffs
Added new DNS seed from masternode.io
Fixed wallet locking after sending coins
Add -regtest mode, similar to testnet but private with instant block generation with setgenerate RPC.
Add separate darkcoin-cli client
Implemented KeyPass integration for CLI, RPC and Qt: keepass, keepassport, keepasskey, keepassid,keepassname
Masternodes:
Improve support for start-many with multi masternode config
New masternode rpc commands: stop-many, start-alias, stop-alias, list-conf
Fixed possible masternode payments exploit
Better support for non-specific masternode payments
Added masternode support for regtest
Randomly sort masternodes before picking next winner
Show number of masternodes in debug window
Darksend:
Reduced lower darksend limit to 1.5 DRK
Fixed progress bar calculation for low amounts
Improved support for adding DRK after anon has completed
Added denomination information to Overview tab
Added more detailed Darksend status information to Overview tab
Added Darksend high precision matching engine
Added Darksend balance to getinfo
Changed maximum rounds of mixing to 16
Full release notes: https://github.com/darkcoin/darkcoin/blob/master/doc/release-notes/release-notes-0.11.0.md
Downloads
11.0.6 Core - All Users
Source: https://github.com/darkcoin/darkcoin
Windows .exe: https://github.com/darkcoinproject/darkcoin-binaries/raw/master/darkcoin-0.11.0.6-win32-setup.exe
Mac OSX: Broken currently, we will compile this later. Darkcoin still works on OSX if compiled from source.
Linux: https://github.com/darkcoinproject/darkcoin-binaries/raw/master/darkcoin-0.11.0.6-linux.tar.gz
https://darkcointalk.org/threads/0-11-0-darkcoin-core-release.3601/
We are excited to announce the release of Darkcoin Core v0.11.0! This is a highly anticipated release and was the result of the work of over 10 people for nearly 2 months. Thanks to all of those that helped with this release by developing, testing, making tickets or even providing servers for testnet.
Here are the release notes:
Darkcoin Core:
Fork from Bitcoin 0.9.3 taking advantage of nearly 2 years of development to the Bitcoin core client
Rebrand to Darkcoin Core
Version bumped to 0.11 to indicate a new major release
Renamed client to identify with network from Satoshi to Core
Bumped protocol version to 70052
Changed p2sh-address versions to start with 7 (instead of 3, this affects public keys only, old scripts remain valid and usable!)
Changed testnet address versions to start with x or y (instead of m or n, this affects public keys only, old wallets remain valid and usable!)
Defined BIP32 (HD) address versions to start with drkp/drkv (DRKP/DRKV for testnet)
Adapted BIP44 coin type 5 for Darkcoin (0x80000005) as defined in SLIP-0044
Added new units: duffs (1 / 100.000.000 DRK)
Added units for testnet: tDRK, mtDRK, utDRK, tduffs
Added new DNS seed from masternode.io
Fixed wallet locking after sending coins
Add -regtest mode, similar to testnet but private with instant block generation with setgenerate RPC.
Add separate darkcoin-cli client
Implemented KeyPass integration for CLI, RPC and Qt: keepass, keepassport, keepasskey, keepassid,keepassname
Masternodes:
Improve support for start-many with multi masternode config
New masternode rpc commands: stop-many, start-alias, stop-alias, list-conf
Fixed possible masternode payments exploit
Better support for non-specific masternode payments
Added masternode support for regtest
Randomly sort masternodes before picking next winner
Show number of masternodes in debug window
Darksend:
Reduced lower darksend limit to 1.5 DRK
Fixed progress bar calculation for low amounts
Improved support for adding DRK after anon has completed
Added denomination information to Overview tab
Added more detailed Darksend status information to Overview tab
Added Darksend high precision matching engine
Added Darksend balance to getinfo
Changed maximum rounds of mixing to 16
Full release notes: https://github.com/darkcoin/darkcoin/blob/master/doc/release-notes/release-notes-0.11.0.md
Downloads
11.0.6 Core - All Users
Source: https://github.com/darkcoin/darkcoin
Windows .exe: https://github.com/darkcoinproject/darkcoin-binaries/raw/master/darkcoin-0.11.0.6-win32-setup.exe
Mac OSX: Broken currently, we will compile this later. Darkcoin still works on OSX if compiled from source.
Linux: https://github.com/darkcoinproject/darkcoin-binaries/raw/master/darkcoin-0.11.0.6-linux.tar.gz
https://darkcointalk.org/threads/0-11-0-darkcoin-core-release.3601/
Thanks, I was expecting Instant X to come first but this also great , Evan was already testing InstantX correct ?
BUMP! New page.
January 15, 2015, 07:05:01 PM
Hello folks, I am unable to update my MN to the latest version.
I noticed when I just launch ./darkcoin-qt remotely it just misted [masternode] on the windows name bar. I just checked my darkcoin.conf and it is all good.
I started the masternode on the console as well and it gave me no errors whatsoever, but it is not listed as active nor closed on the MN list.
On my vps ./darkcoind masternode list | grep IP shows nothing, any hint? Thank you!
I noticed when I just launch ./darkcoin-qt remotely it just misted [masternode] on the windows name bar. I just checked my darkcoin.conf and it is all good.
I started the masternode on the console as well and it gave me no errors whatsoever, but it is not listed as active nor closed on the MN list.
On my vps ./darkcoind masternode list | grep IP shows nothing, any hint? Thank you!
January 15, 2015, 06:38:44 PM
Yes, DRK can do things that LTC cannot do, but in the same vein LTC can do a few things that DRK cannot do, like be accepted at a lot more merchants. I'm not bashing DRK or praising litecoin, merely stating that DRK has qualities that set it apart from LTC in a great way, but beyond the sphere of the cryptocommunity and the darkmarkets, where does it stack up for mass adoption?
drk can be accepted anywhere btc or ltc can.
https://shapeshift.io/#
January 15, 2015, 06:36:55 PM
Just wanted to say Darkcoin core is AMAZING....
This thing is on steroids! Well done to the dev team.
Once the marketing plan has been released and executed this thing is going interstellar.
This thing is on steroids! Well done to the dev team.
Once the marketing plan has been released and executed this thing is going interstellar.
January 15, 2015, 06:33:04 PM
if I make a manual copy of my roaming folder using copy and paste whilst my darkcoin wallet is open and running darkmix will the copied wallet.dat file be ok or not ?
do not copy wallet.dat while wallet is running!!Never!
I think a great feature would be for the Darkcoin Wallet to automatically create a backup of Wallet.dat with the date and time appended to the file name every time the wallet is closed. The wallet.dat file is only usually a few hundred KB's so even 50 backups won't take up that much room and corrupted wallets could easily be recovered.
Also an automatic wallet recovery wizard would be great too... Wallet detects a corrupted wallet.dat, The recovery wizard is called which automatically uses the last wallet.dat backup to recover the wallet :-)
I believe this would be simple to implement and it would help many end users.
January 15, 2015, 06:31:36 PM
Looks like DRK maybe breaking out of its trading range at last!
Slowly and smoothly, like what we like!Edit : but really low volumes, so maybe not relevant...
January 15, 2015, 06:27:22 PM
Looks like DRK maybe breaking out of its trading range at last!
January 15, 2015, 06:20:43 PM
if I make a manual copy of my roaming folder using copy and paste whilst my darkcoin wallet is open and running darkmix will the copied wallet.dat file be ok or not ?
do not copy wallet.dat while wallet is running!!Never!
January 15, 2015, 06:10:25 PM
I kinda put more trust into a private key rather than a wallet.dat file.
So with a single address we can just do dumpprivkey. What about a denominated one? It will probably have hundreds of addresses. Is there any command to dump all privkeys from a darksend/denominated wallet?
So with a single address we can just do dumpprivkey. What about a denominated one? It will probably have hundreds of addresses. Is there any command to dump all privkeys from a darksend/denominated wallet?
Why don't you just send the whole balance to a single address after denomination and then dumpprivkey on that one address ?
January 15, 2015, 05:58:32 PM
i could not resist to login and say : DARKCOIN CORE IS FUCKING AWSOME...now i love darkcoin more than ever..i couldnt imagine what will happen with InstantX....Congratulations to Dark team ...We are a proud community!!i cant wait to setup another 10 masternodes
I second this sentiment. An absolutely amazing job. The Dev team is just killing it! I can't wait to see what else they create. So exciting!
January 15, 2015, 05:57:15 PM
Make my computer compile faster dang it...
January 15, 2015, 05:51:31 PM
i could not resist to login and say : DARKCOIN CORE IS FUCKING AWSOME...now i love darkcoin more than ever..i couldnt imagine what will happen with InstantX....Congratulations to Dark team ...We are a proud community!!i cant wait to setup another 10 masternodes
January 15, 2015, 05:40:52 PM
I kinda put more trust into a private key rather than a wallet.dat file.
So with a single address we can just do dumpprivkey. What about a denominated one? It will probably have hundreds of addresses. Is there any command to dump all privkeys from a darksend/denominated wallet?
So with a single address we can just do dumpprivkey. What about a denominated one? It will probably have hundreds of addresses. Is there any command to dump all privkeys from a darksend/denominated wallet?
Not to my knowledge... you have to dump each address individually for the private key.
Is it possible to code this kind of option into a wallet?
Once your DRK have been Darksent to whatever number of rounds you're happy with, just put them all back in one address and dumpprivkey for that one address.
Let's say the DRK all started in one address, would sending all the funds to a single address increase the likelihood of the Darksend funds being followed? How probable would it be that funds starting in one address and split into 25 addresses are all sent through 8 different addresses (for example) and then end up at the same address again? Following it manually (or even thinking about it) would be a very confusing affair but I imagine it may not be impossible for a computer program to pick up on this sort of pattern.
If you generated a fresh address, outsiders observing the blockchain can't prove without reasonable doubt you own that address vs a bunch of addresses paying someone else entirely.
Fair enough. Actually I did mean sending all the funds to a freshly-generated single address, rather than the original address
January 15, 2015, 05:37:36 PM
I kinda put more trust into a private key rather than a wallet.dat file.
So with a single address we can just do dumpprivkey. What about a denominated one? It will probably have hundreds of addresses. Is there any command to dump all privkeys from a darksend/denominated wallet?
So with a single address we can just do dumpprivkey. What about a denominated one? It will probably have hundreds of addresses. Is there any command to dump all privkeys from a darksend/denominated wallet?
Not to my knowledge... you have to dump each address individually for the private key.
Is it possible to code this kind of option into a wallet?
Once your DRK have been Darksent to whatever number of rounds you're happy with, just put them all back in one address and dumpprivkey for that one address.
Let's say the DRK all started in one address, would sending all the funds to a single address increase the likelihood of the Darksend funds being followed? How probable would it be that funds starting in one address and split into 25 addresses are all sent through 8 different addresses (for example) and then end up at the same address again? Following it manually (or even thinking about it) would be a very confusing affair but I imagine it may not be impossible for a computer program to pick up on this sort of pattern.
If you generated a fresh address, outsiders observing the blockchain can't prove without reasonable doubt you own that address vs a bunch of addresses paying someone else entirely.
January 15, 2015, 05:35:02 PM
I kinda put more trust into a private key rather than a wallet.dat file.
So with a single address we can just do dumpprivkey. What about a denominated one? It will probably have hundreds of addresses. Is there any command to dump all privkeys from a darksend/denominated wallet?
So with a single address we can just do dumpprivkey. What about a denominated one? It will probably have hundreds of addresses. Is there any command to dump all privkeys from a darksend/denominated wallet?
Not to my knowledge... you have to dump each address individually for the private key.
Is it possible to code this kind of option into a wallet?
Once your DRK have been Darksent to whatever number of rounds you're happy with, just put them all back in one address and dumpprivkey for that one address.
Let's say the DRK all started in one address, would sending all the funds to a single address increase the likelihood of the Darksend funds being followed? How probable would it be that funds starting in one address and split into 25 addresses are all sent through 8 different addresses (for example) and then end up at the same address again? Following it manually (or even thinking about it) would be a very confusing affair but I imagine it may not be impossible for a computer program to pick up on this sort of pattern.
Stick it all in a new address. There's no shortage, and they're completely free!
January 15, 2015, 05:30:45 PM
hi guys we really need to start pushing the use of DRK to tor markets
read this
In the Silk Road trial, Bitcoin is a cop’s best friend
The same features that kept Ross Ulbricht anonymous might now send him to jail
http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/14/7546669/silk-road-trial-bitcoin-tracking
read this
In the Silk Road trial, Bitcoin is a cop’s best friend
The same features that kept Ross Ulbricht anonymous might now send him to jail
http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/14/7546669/silk-road-trial-bitcoin-tracking
I think you'll find it's slowly taking care of itself.....
http://z34uj4opd3tejafn.onion/viewtopic.php?id=507
Care to quote it here for those that don't have Tor at work?
I deliberately posted the onion address out of respect.
But basically, just 2 days ago, someone posted.......
Hey guys! It's super-exciting for us to be a part of what looks like the future of darknet markets! First, we'd like to introduce ourselves. We're ***********, and we're dedicated to superb customer service, great stealth, free market principles, and last but DEFINITELY not least, an awesome product. We have been a vendor on Agora for a while now, and our shipping speed and product quality have received what Metacritic would call "universal acclaim". wink But with the Bitcoin freefall, we're wondering if something like Darkcoin might be the future of online payment.
Also, I have been monitoring the growth of this market and it's been growing very steadily and getting solid reviews. I do feel the proper darkmarket DRK adoption touchpaper has been lit and it is only a question of time now.
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