This is Veri's growth chart. Looks great to me. Over 500 btc buys this morning, if it carries on like this, it could go parabolic like DRK.
Just don't forget to get out in the right time, however great the pump is - it's still PoS coin...
Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 5051. (Read 9723858 times)
June 26, 2014, 08:46:17 AM
Just don't forget to get out in the right time, however great the pump is - it's still PoS coin...
June 26, 2014, 08:46:05 AM
Some guy was paid for the 3rd time. Is it just luck.. 
Yep. It's random. I haven't been paid yet either. It's still early.
I would almost be more concerned about the validity of the randomness if every node was paid exactly once before any node received multiple. Thats just me though
June 26, 2014, 08:40:46 AM
Some guy was paid for the 3rd time. Is it just luck..
Yep. It's random. I haven't been paid yet either. It's still early.
June 26, 2014, 08:40:20 AM
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June 26, 2014, 08:37:45 AM
Some guy was paid for the 3rd time. Is it just luck..
June 26, 2014, 08:37:17 AM
I think it is. My nodes went back online one hour ago and appear here
Cool, is showing on http://drk.poolhash.org/darksend.html now
June 26, 2014, 08:36:23 AM
Well, it's after 6 AM here and I stayed up all night because one of my MN didn't show up on the list, and I couldn't figure out why....all night! Then I read a comment where chaeplin said sometimes you need to change the address that holds the coin, and get a new masternodeprivkey, and put that in both config files, then it would work. I almost finished at exactly 6AM, LOL. Couple of minutes after.
Yaaaaaay, I feel sick!
I think I'm gonna go eat some waffles!
Yaaaaaay, I feel sick!
I think I'm gonna go eat some waffles!
At least you didn't completely wipe your remote server (twice) and redo everything because you kept getting a "Can't accept inbound connections on Port 9999" message, only to realize after two hours that the problem wasn't with your firewall, it was the fact that nothing was LISTENING on Port 9999. That's right...darkcoind wasn't running. DUH!!!!! <-- Yep, that was me!
Ummm, how does that happen? I did get an error like that at one point, though it was my local and I had port forwarding for the correct machine on the correct internal ip address (and besides, I had previously successfully got my first masternode up and running) So another mystery, LOL
What I ultimately realized is that my local wasn't connecting to my remote, not because of local port forwarding (although I successfully learned how to do that!), but because my remote port wasn't open. So I thought I had set up IP Tables wrong on the remote server and connections were being refused. Nope, I just didn't have darkcoind running on my remote server, so there was nothing there to listen for any traffic! As soon as I ran darkcoind, everything synced up perfectly.
June 26, 2014, 08:32:03 AM
I think it is. My nodes went back online one hour ago and appear here
June 26, 2014, 08:30:37 AM
June 26, 2014, 08:29:37 AM
By the way, well done to Evan and the team.
Last week issues were a bump, but lessons were taken, and it was apparently quickly remediated
Last week issues were a bump, but lessons were taken, and it was apparently quickly remediated
June 26, 2014, 08:28:32 AM
Well, it's after 6 AM here and I stayed up all night because one of my MN didn't show up on the list, and I couldn't figure out why....all night! Then I read a comment where chaeplin said sometimes you need to change the address that holds the coin, and get a new masternodeprivkey, and put that in both config files, then it would work. I almost finished at exactly 6AM, LOL. Couple of minutes after.
Yaaaaaay, I feel sick!
I think I'm gonna go eat some waffles!
Yaaaaaay, I feel sick!
I think I'm gonna go eat some waffles!
At least you didn't completely wipe your remote server (twice) and redo everything because you kept getting a "Can't accept inbound connections on Port 9999" message, only to realize after two hours that the problem wasn't with your firewall, it was the fact that nothing was LISTENING on Port 9999. That's right...darkcoind wasn't running. DUH!!!!! <-- Yep, that was me!
Ummm, how does that happen? I did get an error like that at one point, though it was my local and I had port forwarding for the correct machine on the correct internal ip address (and besides, I had previously successfully got my first masternode up and running) So another mystery, LOL
For me, it was linked with a rushed update of both local and server conf files, specially with the masternode priv keys.
June 26, 2014, 08:26:37 AM
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June 26, 2014, 08:25:56 AM
I paid someone to set my server up for me, put it on complete lockdown, do it right...
Now I just drop in a new version of darkcoind, a few stop start commands, chmod here, clear bash there...
That's it, this sh!t is too easy...
Now I just drop in a new version of darkcoind, a few stop start commands, chmod here, clear bash there...
That's it, this sh!t is too easy...
June 26, 2014, 08:23:06 AM
Well, it's after 6 AM here and I stayed up all night because one of my MN didn't show up on the list, and I couldn't figure out why....all night! Then I read a comment where chaeplin said sometimes you need to change the address that holds the coin, and get a new masternodeprivkey, and put that in both config files, then it would work. I almost finished at exactly 6AM, LOL. Couple of minutes after.
Yaaaaaay, I feel sick!
I think I'm gonna go eat some waffles!
Yaaaaaay, I feel sick!
I think I'm gonna go eat some waffles!
At least you didn't completely wipe your remote server (twice) and redo everything because you kept getting a "Can't accept inbound connections on Port 9999" message, only to realize after two hours that the problem wasn't with your firewall, it was the fact that nothing was LISTENING on Port 9999. That's right...darkcoind wasn't running. DUH!!!!! <-- Yep, that was me!
Ummm, how does that happen? I did get an error like that at one point, though it was my local and I had port forwarding for the correct machine on the correct internal ip address (and besides, I had previously successfully got my first masternode up and running) So another mystery, LOL
June 26, 2014, 08:15:18 AM
Some pools may refuse to update for a while just not to lose their miners..
LOL... that will happen instantly when Evan pulls the "spork" on and all their block get rejected
June 26, 2014, 08:14:40 AM
DarkCoin is currently the top daily performing coin on: http://cryptocoinstats.com/
June 26, 2014, 08:14:35 AM
June 26, 2014, 08:13:38 AM
Some pools may refuse to update for a while just not to lose their miners..
Conversely, they may update very rapidly in order not to be seen as "greedy" or "bad actors" by the community, and lose miners in the long term. A week or so of 20% greater rewards (not paying MNs until enforcement) isn't worth the scorn of the community, and most will realize this.
June 26, 2014, 08:11:58 AM
Well, it's after 6 AM here and I stayed up all night because one of my MN didn't show up on the list, and I couldn't figure out why....all night! Then I read a comment where chaeplin said sometimes you need to change the address that holds the coin, and get a new masternodeprivkey, and put that in both config files, then it would work. I almost finished at exactly 6AM, LOL. Couple of minutes after.
Yaaaaaay, I feel sick!
I think I'm gonna go eat some waffles!
Yaaaaaay, I feel sick!
I think I'm gonna go eat some waffles!
At least you didn't completely wipe your remote server (twice) and redo everything because you kept getting a "Can't accept inbound connections on Port 9999" message, only to realize after two hours that the problem wasn't with your firewall, it was the fact that nothing was LISTENING on Port 9999. That's right...darkcoind wasn't running. DUH!!!!! <-- Yep, that was me!
June 26, 2014, 08:11:35 AM
Some pools may refuse to update for a while just not to lose their miners..
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