Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 6122. (Read 9723803 times)

I beg the differ.
If BTC-e suddenly introduces drk trading, they have loads of demand, but no supply.
Furthermore, no-one here in their right mind would transfer drk to btc-e in order to sell unless price skyrockets bcs we all understand the potential of such a move.
SO, if i were them, i'd stack a pile of drk to introduce liquidity right from the start.
But - it's all hypothetical...

So I PMed Evan about this, but I figured I'd throw this out to the community to see if you guys could come up with a solution.

I've been thinking about the denomination of coins in darksend and I think I've ran into a problem.

If I want to darksend 954 coins from Address A to Address B, how will this be denominated?  The most obvious way to do it is:

9 entries into the 100 coin pool
5 entries into the 10 coin pool
4 entries into the 1 coin pool

The problem is - it will be clear that Address A sent 954 coins to address B by looking at the block chain - it doesn't matter how much mixing occurs, 954 coins leave address A, then sometime later 954 coins accumulate at address B.

The only way I can think of keep it anonymous is if the coins are sent to multiple receiving addresses. I suggested a while ago in the thread that maybe multiple addresses could be concatenated together and used as a "DarkRecieve" address - this would allow multiple coins to be received in denominated fashion.

Another potential solution is to require that in order to send 954 coins you must have a total of 1000 coins, but this would be a really bad solution because if you just wanted to send 101 coins you would need an addtional 899 coins in your wallet to enter into the 1000 coin pool to ensure anonymity.

Let me know if you guys can think of any great solutions.

If an exchange needs liquidity, it's doing it wrong or up to no good. They're not banks, they exist to swap money between customers and take a small cut of each trade, that's all, they shouldn't need stockpiles of whatever they list.

I might be overwhelmingly naive and optimistic, but perhaps its an exchange (BTC-e???) that is accumulating drk in order to introduce it and have the liquidity to support it...

NOW THAT WOULD BE SOMETHING!!!

There are bigger whales -- at least one person with 300k and another with 200k and likely a few others. This one just happens to hold it in a single public key (which is generally bad practice).

Honestly I wouldn't worry about these large holdings. DRK doesn't have the liquidity to handle such large amounts so they'll be holding for a long time.

Much more worrying would be a situation like BTC, where there are at lease two individuals who admit to having >10% of the total hash each. One is the owner of KnC, surprise surprise.

There are bigger whales -- at least one person with 300k and another with 200k and likely a few others. This one just happens to hold it in a single public key (which is generally bad practice).

Honestly I wouldn't worry about these large holdings. DRK doesn't have the liquidity to handle such large amounts so they'll be holding for a long time.

Is it really a good thing to have one guy owning 5% of the coin? Seems worrying. Hope it's an exchange or pooled investment address.

http://scr.hu/1ame/7lhmu
suchpool www down?

btw. after 14May mining @ p2pool will not work anymore right?

http://chainz.cryptoid.info/drk/address.dws?188207.htm

This guy keeps stacking... added another 10.5k to his stash today, currently standing at >200k DRKs.

Yep, I predict much butthurt from whiners.

+1 so everyone selling stop being lemmings. You are giving cheap dark to people. DRK in wired article on monday.

http://chainz.cryptoid.info/drk/address.dws?188207.htm

This guy keeps stacking... added another 10.5k to his stash today, currently standing at >200k DRKs.

Yep, I predict much butthurt from whiners.

This is healthy, I have no idea what the plans are of whoever has acquired hundreds of thousands of DRK in the last few days, but I'm pretty sure they have more vision than the average ADD crypto nerd. I suspect there will be a mighty influx of butthurt whiners when the price rockets up again.

fuck the same problem! for each nick i set a new e-mail-address - the side said it's o.k. so far and published, that i should confirm through what is sent to my e-mail-address
but it never appeared there - not even in the spam-folder

your node probably finds one block per day or less. 40mins is b/c whenever any node finds a block you get paid.