Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 3493. (Read 9723814 times)
November 15, 2014, 07:55:42 PM
running two nodes... both on 16.9 - took awhile for them to reappear on https://drk.mn/masternodes.html. Will check back later, hopefully they stick around this time :-)
November 15, 2014, 07:53:32 PM
Anyone still having problems keeping a masternode online should try running this daemon:
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
Oh brother, I thought I was finished for the weekend! Ugh, just shoot me........... (not really, well.... yes, really but anything for you and DRK Evan
) November 15, 2014, 07:51:52 PM
Just wanted to say I haven't experienced any issues with the 16.6 version on my MN but that may be because I didn't turn off the wallet this time. Maybe 16.6 likes to check out the wallet every now and then?
I'm pretty sure the issue lies in those lines...because I didn't have any issues on v6 either but I kept my wallet open. I think alot of folks don't.
I went back to 16.6, I didn't keep my remote hot wallet open, but I do show up on the list. I'll check it every hour or so to see if I stay on that list
November 15, 2014, 07:50:41 PM
the 1880 buy may have helped as well 
So it is qwizzie. I didn't notice that.
Half an hour ago there were 2.5 masternodes available at 7 and below. Now there's none. Also, check the volume on the 4-hour. All green bars even though the rally just started in the last couple of hours.
We have a solid marketcap now, hard packed. That is worth a lot more than price.
November 15, 2014, 07:47:59 PM
What is Bitbay? Looks a bit scammy.
It's an IPO for an all sing all dance, do everything, try to be everything to everybody including etherium type contracts vapourware.
The IPO just finished a couple of hours ago and it's started trading on Bter. The way the IPO worked was that every hour it went up by 1 Satoshi starting from around 255 and ending up at 300. The last 1000 BTC (thats more than a quarter of a million dollars btw) got sold at the full launch price.
Within 1 hour of launch the market has revalued the IPO at 266.
The one thing that I'd have to give credit to them for is that they've got some kind of escrow agreement with Bter only to release the BTC to the founders on condition of certain milestones being achieved. I don't know how realistic that is but it's certainly an improvement on things and shows that investors are starting to demand something for their money now.
The thing is, the actual coin itself is just a bog standard SCRYPT job. These projects are becoming less and less like crypto and more like regular business shares.
DISCLOSURE: I stuck 1 BTC into it for insurance. Very different investment from DRK. I'd invest in DRK all day long whatever the price. This is a potential P&D with an outside chance of long term gains.
Cheers...best of luck with the speculation. If there is 1000 BTC + gone in, then its a good bet.
November 15, 2014, 07:44:42 PM
And it begins on Cryptsy...500DRK buy.
the 1880 buy may have helped as well
November 15, 2014, 07:42:41 PM
What is Bitbay? Looks a bit scammy.
It's an IPO for an all sing all dance, do everything, try to be everything to everybody including etherium type contracts vapourware.
The IPO just finished a couple of hours ago and it's started trading on Bter. The way the IPO worked was that every hour it went up by 1 Satoshi starting from around 255 and ending up at 300. The last 1000 BTC (thats more than a quarter of a million dollars btw) got sold at the full launch price.
Within 1 hour of launch the market has revalued the IPO at 266.
The one thing that I'd have to give credit to them for is that they've got some kind of escrow agreement with Bter only to release the BTC to the founders on condition of certain milestones being achieved. I don't know how realistic that is but it's certainly an improvement on things and shows that investors are starting to demand something for their money now.
The thing is, the actual coin itself is just a bog standard SCRYPT job. These projects are becoming less and less like crypto and more like regular business shares.
DISCLOSURE: I stuck 1 BTC into it for insurance. Very different investment from DRK. I'd invest in DRK all day long whatever the price. This is a potential P&D with an outside chance of long term gains.
November 15, 2014, 07:42:33 PM
And it begins on Cryptsy...500DRK buy.
November 15, 2014, 07:37:33 PM
Anyone still having problems keeping a masternode online should try running this daemon:
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
I tried it right after your build was complete
, and while the 16.9 Masternodes see each other they get inactive for the 16.8/16.6 Masternodes.I reverted back to 16.8 but can't get them running anymore, seems they are banned for a while for spamming everyone else...
Can you give me the 1000DRK address that went offline ([email protected])? I should be able to see what happened now. Masternode messages won't get you banned, unless you're broadcasting bad signatures.
Sent!
BTW, I reverted all back to 16.8 and after about 30 minutes they are now running again.
Edit: Can't test next version until tomorrow, gotta catch some sleep now...
November 15, 2014, 07:35:25 PM
On 16.9. didn't even have to start masternode from local client...IP was just there (I didn't check if it disappeared when I shutdown though). Will keep local client shutdown and see what happens.
November 15, 2014, 07:32:47 PM
DRK orderbook supply problems presenting themselves again. That's because this is no longer a pump & dump asset. Holders now know what they are holding.
November 15, 2014, 07:32:38 PM
Anyone want to dump a load of DRK, please do it off the exchanges.......WTB 25 BTC of DRK. PM
Lets put that market demand in perspective. Would take us to 7 and we're already at 67.
I'd say give him 2% if you're really desperate to jump on the Bitbay IPO and loose half your BTC
(Alternatively, Coins101 could just stick his 25 BTC straight onto cryptsy and take us all to 7, thereby grabbing himself some DRK and revaluing it upwards at the same time
)There is some already there
Could always grab a deal off exchanges, saving the dumper having to go too far down.
What is Bitbay? Looks a bit scammy.
November 15, 2014, 07:32:22 PM
One MN in v16.9. ( I stop local wallet just after start)
Will have to wait the fatidic hour.
Will have to wait the fatidic hour.
November 15, 2014, 07:31:18 PM
Anyone still having problems keeping a masternode online should try running this daemon:
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
I tried it right after your build was complete
, and while the 16.9 Masternodes see each other they get inactive for the 16.8/16.6 Masternodes.I reverted back to 16.8 but can't get them running anymore, seems they are banned for a while for spamming everyone else...
Can you give me the 1000DRK address that went offline ([email protected])? I should be able to see what happened now. Masternode messages won't get you banned, unless you're broadcasting bad signatures.
November 15, 2014, 07:28:10 PM
Crash Test Masternode up again on 16.9!
November 15, 2014, 07:26:17 PM
Anyone want to dump a load of DRK, please do it off the exchanges.......WTB 25 BTC of DRK. PM
Lets put that market demand in perspective. Would take us to 7 and we're already at 67.
I'd say give him 2% if you're really desperate to jump on the Bitbay IPO and loose half your BTC
(Alternatively, Coins101 could just stick his 25 BTC straight onto cryptsy and take us all to 7, thereby grabbing himself some DRK and revaluing it upwards at the same time
)
November 15, 2014, 07:25:30 PM
Anyone still having problems keeping a masternode online should try running this daemon:
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
can you pls also create windows binaries... thnks
November 15, 2014, 07:23:21 PM
Anyone still having problems keeping a masternode online should try running this daemon:
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
I tried it right after your build was complete
, and while the 16.9 Masternodes see each other they get inactive for the 16.8/16.6 Masternodes.I reverted back to 16.8 but can't get them running anymore, seems they are banned for a while for spamming everyone else...
November 15, 2014, 07:22:53 PM
Anyone still having problems keeping a masternode online should try running this daemon:
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
If you were looking for a coin with a developer who takes holidays, don't look here.
I was wondering about that too
November 15, 2014, 07:21:51 PM
Anyone still having problems keeping a masternode online should try running this daemon:
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
- It has a lot of extra debugging, and I've removed the restrictions on masternode ping broadcasting.
http://darkcoin.io/binaries/darkcoin-0.10.16.9-linux.tar.gz
If you were looking for a coin with a developer who takes holidays, don't look here.
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