Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 4645. (Read 9723733 times)

Can someone paste some darkcoin nodes as problems syncing on new wallet.

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Can we stay on DRK topic please !
otherwise the ignore button gets fired up (again and again) ...>>

Sweet!! I love that panel ! Kristov has already "contributed" a little to the code too. This is serious business for DRK

And a friendly reminder, even if it is tempting to advertise your whatever shitcoin in the market leader's thread for maximum exposure, it's still a big no no in BitcoinTalk community. Keep it on-topic from now on, thanks!

Awesome, now XMR bagholders can dump their bags directly for the coins they really want. 

And if you purchase cryptonote coins, keep them on an exchange. It's actually safer. 

This is cryptoworld, high risk investment.

 I am running at a loss right now, and I'm happy as can be.

If you cannot see where this is going, sell your DRKs and buy... err... ...err... hmmm... flowers?

K. Atlas mentions DRK and tx community for donations (1:18 min)...>>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcEryV8_i7c&feature=youtu.be

(Code received !!) ...>>
     

Many commited suicide not knowing they haven't missed the peak of 20000$ / btc

I think that looking at the number of masternodes, how many people have already invested - now at ~745, if all goes well with RC4, we are going to see a rise in price thats going to shock the hell out of the crypto world.

you don't lose until you sell.. can you go and whinedine somewhere else please?

You know nothing John Snow

Bitcoin = myspace, DRK = Facebook?

Quack. Waddle waddle. GO FUCK YOURSELF. Thank you. Goodbye.

That's a pretty interesting idea. The problem though is timing is _hard_. Network latency still could make timing attacks possible. One potential would be to use a transmitter proxy of sorts. Where you would build and sign your transaction but not broadcast it. Then send it to the proxy to broadcast onto the network. Now obviously this has problems - you have to trust the proxy to not be logging your information, but if you access it via tor/i2p/vpn/whatever and send the transaction over SSL (with a competent server using forward secrecy correctly!) it would be virtually impossible to de-anonymize you.

One other potential option would be to utilize masternodes for more services - which I REALLY hope evan has plans to do, in my eyes that is where the real value in darkcoin lies (after privacy of course!) What I mean is you could send raw transactions to a MN and have them transmit it to the network. Of course rogue MN's would be a problem. But I think there are some creative solutions that could get around that.

It's easy for a coin to pass this burden onto the user - obscuring their IP from the network - but the fact is by not doing something about it, another coin will. Now public address secrecy is 1000x more important - because as it currently stands, users have a lot of ways of obscuring their IP that more likely than not are beyond sufficient (but not user friendly) - but no way to obscure public address. So once darksend is complete, work on IP obfuscation should be thought about.

Okay I know I'm rambling here by now, but another interesting idea came to mind.

A P2P client network. Raw - unpublished - transactions can be sent over it. Within it a random number of hops would be encoded and should be decremented at every hop. The first hop getting the tx would have no idea if the node that forwarded it to them was the original sender, or if they were 20 iterations into the cycle. Sybil attacks come to mind, but there are ways around that! But I am done rambling for now. Back to real work.

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ouch, beat to the face~

That's why you need to rock those *kickass CryptoBloat coins



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