DASH
Just calm the traders may be a lot of yesterday's moon trapped, it could be next month we will get out of the trap.
Dash = Digital Cash
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August 24, 2017, 10:17:04 PM
DASH
Just calm the traders may be a lot of yesterday's moon trapped, it could be next month we will get out of the trap.
Dash = Digital Cash
August 24, 2017, 10:04:03 PM
DASHcoin is now already starting up again my prediction this month Dashcoin will go up and maybe that still have a lot of BTC balance there may be some of the balance will be bought in the dash
Just calm the traders may be a lot of yesterday's moon trapped, it could be next month we will get out of the trap.
Please note that this is the Dash thread. "Dashcoin" is a different coin entirely, which currently ranks 418 on coinmarketcap.
August 24, 2017, 09:25:34 PM
Thanks for the latest news updates from master NibiruHybrid and MasterMined710. This might be a good time to buy before DASH goes to the moon. Hopefully I still have not missed the train.
August 24, 2017, 08:10:07 PM
DASHcoin is now already starting up again my prediction this month Dashcoin will go up and maybe that still have a lot of BTC balance there may be some of the balance will be bought in the dash
Just calm the traders may be a lot of yesterday's moon trapped, it could be next month we will get out of the trap.
August 24, 2017, 07:28:19 PM
Pink channel continues to define price of Dash in terms of bitcoin. Last bounce at bottom of channel was a great buying op. Lets see if Dash tests the top of the channel again, currently just shy of 0.1
August 24, 2017, 12:16:30 PM
Dash-BlockCypher Partnership to Provide Grants for Business Integration
Dash is partnering with BlockCypher to provide grants to businesses seeking to integrate with blockchain technology, Dash in particular.
The grant will provide integration, consulting, and support for companies wishing to start using blockchain technology. According to Dash Core CEO Ryan Taylor, this grant will essentially codify ongoing practices for assisting businesses in integration cryptocurrency.
https://www.dashforcenews.com/dash-blockcypher-partnership-provide-grants-business-integration/
August 24, 2017, 08:08:54 AM
Commerce 101: Niche Marketing / Tradeshows
Except for the early adopter “crypto” people Dash is still in the chicken and egg level of adoption. There are too few “general audience” vendors and nowhere near enough “regular people” using Dash to make it anything close to mainstream. Many of my recent articles show the scarcity of systems that a retail location can use to accept Dash as part of their normal workflow. While Dash is making some progress in gaining new ways to switch from fiat cash to digital cash it is not near enough. We need to be working on both sides of this equation.
Sure it would be great if Coinbase starts trading Dash – but it will still take up to 10 days to go from my checking account to Coinbase before I can buy Dash. We need more local solutions like ATM’s and other vendors like some new Dash funded debit cards.
August 24, 2017, 08:05:56 AM
is there still something happening to dash???
Enjoy!
https://cointelegraph.com/news/dash-hosting-dedicated-conference-in-london-this-september-promises-major-announcements 
August 24, 2017, 06:53:24 AM
http://www.crypto-economy.net/dash-will-host-its-first-world-conference/?lang=en
Dash will Host its First World Conference
August 24, 2017, 05:16:41 AM
Mailbox: ‘How I earn R50k per month by mining cryptocurrency’
http://www.biznews.com/mailbox/2017/08/24/earn-mining-cryptocurrency/
#dash_force
August 24, 2017, 04:56:03 AM
Dash, BlockCypher team up for blockchain-focused grant program
http://www.econotimes.com/Dash-BlockCypher-team-up-for-blockchain-focused-grant-program-866867
#dash_force
http://www.econotimes.com/Dash-BlockCypher-team-up-for-blockchain-focused-grant-program-866867
#dash_force
August 24, 2017, 04:53:23 AM
Pivx basically copied Dash omitting some of the best bits. Dash has all the talent, the innovation, the vision, the business integrations and the merchants.
August 23, 2017, 05:51:35 PM
Finally Dash is being appreciated by the market. This is totally surprising for some people who were not connected to this thread but it was obvious to happen after all. I like after quick rise market made small correction to stabilize the floor before keep advancing to skies. Dash is good hedge against volatility happening in many markets right now.
I have been following Dash for a long time, but haven't really looked into PIVX (which I found out about recently). Could anyone quickly provide a short intro in how far these coins are different?
August 23, 2017, 05:01:52 PM
After reading this post by Evan https://medium.com/@eduffield222/how-to-enabling-on-chain-scaling-2ffab5997f8b It appears that Dash is going to change the way that Dash handles transactions to something more along the lines of EOS with the delegated proof of stake along with the nodes taking turns processing the transactions to make "mining" fair for all participants.
This is obviously a good path forward but a very serious change to the way things operate and also becoming more "centralized" than it currently is
This is obviously a good path forward but a very serious change to the way things operate and also becoming more "centralized" than it currently is
I didn't read anything of the sort in that piece... Evan talks about scaling the hardware a MN runs on such that the network can process very large (several 100 MB) mined blocks. There nothing in there implying that DASH is not going to be proof of work in the future. Collateralized mining is discussed as well, but not only have the details of that not been explained to the community -- it was recently removed from the roadmap (presumably pushed back to focus on Evolution).
Can you quote the section that where "delegated proof of stake" or something similar is mentioned?
This is from the medium article. This is nothing but mincing of words. Collateralized mining is Staking
Quote
The basic premise of collateralized mining is to require collateralization and a special mining key which is associated with each masternode to be able to mine a block. Each masternode is then capable only of mining a specific amount of blocks per period of time, creating a round robin mining effect across the network.
This is how EOS will operate:
Quote
Many producers are selected and given a round-robin rotation for a round of blocks, thus creating a competitive market within the round, ensuring overall reliability, and resolving forks. source: https://steemit.com/eos/@iang/seeking-consensus-on-consensus-dpos-or-delegated-proof-of-stake-and-the-two-generals-problem
The difference being that bad acting producers can be voted out. What measures are in place to prohibit bad acting masternodes ? Would the masternodes vote themselves to remove a bad actor ? Quote
As we mature, masternodes become bigger boxes that require a specific set of specifications, for example they’ll require a high-end cpus, high-end graphics cards, a disk array and low-latency networking. It seems to me that we should be able to do that from outside of co-locations even, building our own farms at various dash centers / offices, allowing our own decentralized co-location services. souce: https://medium.com/@eduffield222/i-looked-up-the-amount-of-nodes-we-presently-have-on-each-server-farm-with-this-url-http-178-88967e634897
This sounds more centralized than decentralized.
Not trying to create FUD I am a dash holder, investor and part time evangalist
Repeating myself... The details of exactly how collateralized mining may work have not been released AND it is currently not on the roadmap (which by the way covers the next two years or so). If Evan wants to do another Medium post to clear things up I am all for it, but I don't see the point in guessing at a feature that is years off based on sparse public information.
August 23, 2017, 03:49:48 PM
After reading this post by Evan https://medium.com/@eduffield222/how-to-enabling-on-chain-scaling-2ffab5997f8b It appears that Dash is going to change the way that Dash handles transactions to something more along the lines of EOS with the delegated proof of stake along with the nodes taking turns processing the transactions to make "mining" fair for all participants.
This is obviously a good path forward but a very serious change to the way things operate and also becoming more "centralized" than it currently is
This is obviously a good path forward but a very serious change to the way things operate and also becoming more "centralized" than it currently is
I didn't read anything of the sort in that piece... Evan talks about scaling the hardware a MN runs on such that the network can process very large (several 100 MB) mined blocks. There nothing in there implying that DASH is not going to be proof of work in the future. Collateralized mining is discussed as well, but not only have the details of that not been explained to the community -- it was recently removed from the roadmap (presumably pushed back to focus on Evolution).
Can you quote the section that where "delegated proof of stake" or something similar is mentioned?
This is from the medium article. This is nothing but mincing of words. Collateralized mining is Staking
Quote
The basic premise of collateralized mining is to require collateralization and a special mining key which is associated with each masternode to be able to mine a block. Each masternode is then capable only of mining a specific amount of blocks per period of time, creating a round robin mining effect across the network.
This is how EOS will operate:
Quote
Many producers are selected and given a round-robin rotation for a round of blocks, thus creating a competitive market within the round, ensuring overall reliability, and resolving forks. source: https://steemit.com/eos/@iang/seeking-consensus-on-consensus-dpos-or-delegated-proof-of-stake-and-the-two-generals-problem
The difference being that bad acting producers can be voted out. What measures are in place to prohibit bad acting masternodes ? Would the masternodes vote themselves to remove a bad actor ? Quote
As we mature, masternodes become bigger boxes that require a specific set of specifications, for example they’ll require a high-end cpus, high-end graphics cards, a disk array and low-latency networking. It seems to me that we should be able to do that from outside of co-locations even, building our own farms at various dash centers / offices, allowing our own decentralized co-location services. souce: https://medium.com/@eduffield222/i-looked-up-the-amount-of-nodes-we-presently-have-on-each-server-farm-with-this-url-http-178-88967e634897
This sounds more centralized than decentralized.
Not trying to create FUD I am a dash holder, investor and part time evangalist
If anybody finds the time and is qualified, I'd be more than happy to see these questions answered. I think those are also throwing up valid concerns.
August 23, 2017, 12:43:54 PM
After reading this post by Evan https://medium.com/@eduffield222/how-to-enabling-on-chain-scaling-2ffab5997f8b It appears that Dash is going to change the way that Dash handles transactions to something more along the lines of EOS with the delegated proof of stake along with the nodes taking turns processing the transactions to make "mining" fair for all participants.
This is obviously a good path forward but a very serious change to the way things operate and also becoming more "centralized" than it currently is
This is obviously a good path forward but a very serious change to the way things operate and also becoming more "centralized" than it currently is
I didn't read anything of the sort in that piece... Evan talks about scaling the hardware a MN runs on such that the network can process very large (several 100 MB) mined blocks. There nothing in there implying that DASH is not going to be proof of work in the future. Collateralized mining is discussed as well, but not only have the details of that not been explained to the community -- it was recently removed from the roadmap (presumably pushed back to focus on Evolution).
Can you quote the section that where "delegated proof of stake" or something similar is mentioned?
This is from the medium article. This is nothing but mincing of words. Collateralized mining is Staking
Quote
The basic premise of collateralized mining is to require collateralization and a special mining key which is associated with each masternode to be able to mine a block. Each masternode is then capable only of mining a specific amount of blocks per period of time, creating a round robin mining effect across the network.
This is how EOS will operate:
Quote
Many producers are selected and given a round-robin rotation for a round of blocks, thus creating a competitive market within the round, ensuring overall reliability, and resolving forks. source: https://steemit.com/eos/@iang/seeking-consensus-on-consensus-dpos-or-delegated-proof-of-stake-and-the-two-generals-problem
The difference being that bad acting producers can be voted out. What measures are in place to prohibit bad acting masternodes ? Would the masternodes vote themselves to remove a bad actor ? Quote
As we mature, masternodes become bigger boxes that require a specific set of specifications, for example they’ll require a high-end cpus, high-end graphics cards, a disk array and low-latency networking. It seems to me that we should be able to do that from outside of co-locations even, building our own farms at various dash centers / offices, allowing our own decentralized co-location services. souce: https://medium.com/@eduffield222/i-looked-up-the-amount-of-nodes-we-presently-have-on-each-server-farm-with-this-url-http-178-88967e634897
This sounds more centralized than decentralized.
Not trying to create FUD I am a dash holder, investor and part time evangalist
August 23, 2017, 12:21:04 PM
After reading this post by Evan https://medium.com/@eduffield222/how-to-enabling-on-chain-scaling-2ffab5997f8b It appears that Dash is going to change the way that Dash handles transactions to something more along the lines of EOS with the delegated proof of stake along with the nodes taking turns processing the transactions to make "mining" fair for all participants.
This is obviously a good path forward but a very serious change to the way things operate and also becoming more "centralized" than it currently is
This is obviously a good path forward but a very serious change to the way things operate and also becoming more "centralized" than it currently is
No DPOS, No centralization.
This has been addressed in the comments section.
https://medium.com/@eduffield222/i-looked-up-the-amount-of-nodes-we-presently-have-on-each-server-farm-with-this-url-http-178-88967e634897
August 23, 2017, 12:08:16 PM
Dash Force Sponsors, Will Speak At, Freecoast Festival
Dash Force is announced as an official sponsor of the Freecoast Festival, which will include two separate speaking slots.
The Freecoast Festival is an annual event held by the Human Action Foundation in the seacoast region of New Hampshire. Its focus is on a free and voluntary society, entrepreneurship, and innovations such as cryptocurrencies. Dash Force is officially sponsoring the event, which will include as Dash branding on the event’s promotional material, as well as two different speaking slots.
https://www.dashforcenews.com/dash-force-sponsors-will-speak-freecoast-festival/
August 23, 2017, 11:28:10 AM
@iCEBREAKER I have no idea who are you !!!
Ouch..that must have hurt him hard. How dare you not to know Icy.
To those who do not know Icey : "Icetroll of the House Monero, the First of His Name, The chilling Unchilled, King of the Fools, Protector of only Himself, Breaker of Truths and Father of Lies".
Hi Icey
August 23, 2017, 10:51:52 AM
@iCEBREAKER I have no idea who are you !!!
Ouch..that must have hurt him hard. How dare you not to know Icy.
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