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legendary
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So what are you suggesting?

they can undo 1 of the mistakes they have had.

increase the number of coins back to its original (and intended) value.

this would dilute their holdings a bit and would make the coin distribution more fair for future-miners.
sr. member
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there is no coin with a fair distribution

yeah. you tell yourself that.

there are coins with only 0.2% premined.

not like 50% instamined coins (50% of in circulation)

also very rarely devs decrease the number of coins just to increase the value of their already-high-number-of-coins.

most people who post and read these forums are knowledgable and smart. they know what you are doing.
So what are you suggesting?
legendary
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there is no coin with a fair distribution

yeah. you tell yourself that.

there are coins with only 0.2% premined.

not like 50% instamined dark coins (50% of in circulation)

also very rarely devs decrease the number of coins just to increase the value of their already-high-number-of-coins.

most people who post and read these forums are knowledgable and smart. they know what you are doing.
sr. member
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Price-wise, probably one of the more frustrating coins... Has a ton of potential, yet the price keeps getting hammered down repeatedly. Something not adding up.

10% insta-mine total coins.

which means 50% insta-mine coins of currently in circulation.

which means instant dump by the few who owns it as soon as the price moves up a bit

which means price will not be high for at least 6 months.

to make matters even worse they decreased the number of coins from 80 mil to 20 mil which makes the coin distribution even more unfair.

Yet apparently worth your time to troll. Cheesy

Of course, perhaps your time is just worth very little. The hardcore facts suggest so.


Don't call him a troll - he's right. It would explain what's wrong with this coin marketwise. Every time it makes headway towards 20, no matter how strong or substantive the news, it gets dragged down (I wouldn't say hammered). My question, to Darkcoin believers, and to those who know how much of this "overhead supply" is out there - how long before it's run down?

Is 6-months a likely scenario - is that how much longer there is to wait before the road is cleared so this coin can rise above 20? And for those asking for patience, it's been like this for weeks/months while a number of other coins, with much less substance/news, have soared. The opportunity cost for holders of this coin has been huge (then again, so has the benefit of being spared from the volatility of scam/blipcoins).

I'm hopeful Darksend coming out to full release and the marketing push will help give this coin the massive attention it deserves. But dont dismiss those frustrated with its treatment on the exchanges so far - its price behavior has not been normal.

I dont think you're right, this coin has gone through many stages, it's pretty unlikely that someone knew how big this coin would become when it was called xCoin, had a few people involved and had got almost no attention. Anonymity has only come into works the last 2 months, before that it was a matter of belief and speculation.
Perhaps some people own a big percentage of the coins, but that could just as well be due to someone buying up a lot of cheap coins in the start.
Also, there is no coin with a fair distribution, it's all about gambling, speculation and innovation.
hero member
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Guys please investigate and do some research before you post, look at the wallet distribution. Only the top accounts have a lot of coins. Which includes those of tradingplatforms. After the top 10 wallets, the next wallets have considerable less coins. Compare to any other altcoin distribution over wallets outstanding is much fairer.

Those huge wallets that supposedly belong to exchanges mean that there are lots of coins hanging there ready to be sold.

That's the way it is with every coin. I guess all of cryptocurrency is about to crash by this logic. Cheesy
hero member
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Price-wise, probably one of the more frustrating coins... Has a ton of potential, yet the price keeps getting hammered down repeatedly. Something not adding up.

10% insta-mine total coins.

which means 50% insta-mine coins of currently in circulation.

which means instant dump by the few who owns it as soon as the price moves up a bit

which means price will not be high for at least 6 months.

to make matters even worse they decreased the number of coins from 80 mil to 20 mil which makes the coin distribution even more unfair.

Yet apparently worth your time to troll. Cheesy

Of course, perhaps your time is just worth very little. The hardcore facts suggest so.


Don't call him a troll - he's right. It would explain what's wrong with this coin marketwise. Every time it makes headway towards 20, no matter how strong or substantive the news, it gets dragged down (I wouldn't say hammered). My question, to Darkcoin believers, and to those who know how much of this "overhead supply" is out there - how long before it's run down?

Is 6-months a likely scenario - is that how much longer there is to wait before the road is cleared so this coin can rise above 20? And for those asking for patience, it's been like this for weeks/months while a number of other coins, with much less substance/news, have soared. The opportunity cost for holders of this coin has been huge (then again, so has the benefit of being spared from the volatility of scam/blipcoins).

I'm hopeful Darksend coming out to full release and the marketing push will help give this coin the massive attention it deserves. But dont dismiss those frustrated with its treatment on the exchanges so far - its price behavior has not been normal.


You're actually surprised by profit-taking? If DRK was widely expected to soar, that would've been built into the price already. That's how any financial asset works. There's no free lunch: returns always come with risk.

Feel free to move on to your pump-and-dump coins and country coins, since those are the ones that 'soared' (however briefly). Just one brief piece of advice for gambling out there in shitcoin-land: if everyone's talking about it, you're already too late. Wink
sr. member
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Guys please investigate and do some research before you post, look at the wallet distribution. Only the top accounts have a lot of coins. Which includes those of tradingplatforms. After the top 10 wallets, the next wallets have considerable less coins. Compare to any other altcoin distribution over wallets outstanding is much fairer.

Those huge wallets that supposedly belong to exchanges mean that there are lots of coins hanging there ready to be sold.
hero member
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There is not too much trading volume out there. Some early holders of Dark are looking to make a quick profit. Which is good for them but will also be good for those who buy their Darks in the longer term. We have to wait for DarkSend to work and for more nodes to be up. Then 15 will most likely be 150 or 200 quite fast.
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I dont know that whether only linux wallet on release  ? Huh
full member
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Guys please investigate and do some research before you post, look at the wallet distribution. Only the top accounts have a lot of coins. Which includes those of tradingplatforms. After the top 10 wallets, the next wallets have considerable less coins. Compare to any other altcoin distribution over wallets outstanding is much fairer.


Yes, that seems to be the case, but then how do you explain this coin's inability to rise beyond 12-15?
hero member
Activity: 508
Merit: 500
Guys please investigate and do some research before you post, look at the wallet distribution. Only the top accounts have a lot of coins. Which includes those of tradingplatforms. After the top 10 wallets, the next wallets have considerable less coins. Compare to any other altcoin distribution over wallets outstanding is much fairer.
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Price-wise, probably one of the more frustrating coins... Has a ton of potential, yet the price keeps getting hammered down repeatedly. Something not adding up.

10% insta-mine total coins.

which means 50% insta-mine coins of currently in circulation.

which means instant dump by the few who owns it as soon as the price moves up a bit

which means price will not be high for at least 6 months.

to make matters even worse they decreased the number of coins from 80 mil to 20 mil which makes the coin distribution even more unfair.

Yet apparently worth your time to troll. Cheesy

Of course, perhaps your time is just worth very little. The hardcore facts suggest so.


Don't call him a troll - he's right. It would explain what's wrong with this coin marketwise. Every time it makes headway towards 20, no matter how strong or substantive the news, it gets dragged down (I wouldn't say hammered). My question, to Darkcoin believers, and to those who know how much of this "overhead supply" is out there - how long before it's run down?

Is 6-months a likely scenario - is that how much longer there is to wait before the road is cleared so this coin can rise above 20? And for those asking for patience, it's been like this for weeks/months while a number of other coins, with much less substance/news, have soared. The opportunity cost for holders of this coin has been huge (then again, so has the benefit of being spared from the volatility of scam/blipcoins).

I'm hopeful Darksend coming out to full release and the marketing push will help give this coin the massive attention it deserves. But dont dismiss those frustrated with its treatment on the exchanges so far - its price behavior has not been normal.
hero member
Activity: 560
Merit: 500
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Price-wise, probably one of the more frustrating coins... Has a ton of potential, yet the price keeps getting hammered down repeatedly. Something not adding up.

10% insta-mine total coins.

which means 50% insta-mine coins of currently in circulation.

which means instant dump by the few who owns it as soon as the price moves up a bit

which means price will not be high for at least 6 months.

to make matters even worse they decreased the number of coins from 80 mil to 20 mil which makes the coin distribution even more unfair.

Yet apparently worth your time to troll. Cheesy

Of course, perhaps your time is just worth very little. The hardcore facts suggest so.
legendary
Activity: 1185
Merit: 1026
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Price-wise, probably one of the more frustrating coins... Has a ton of potential, yet the price keeps getting hammered down repeatedly. Something not adding up.

10% insta-mine total coins.

which means 50% insta-mine coins of currently in circulation.

which means instant dump by the few who owns it as soon as the price moves up a bit

which means price will not be high for at least 6 months.

to make matters even worse they decreased the number of coins from 80 mil to 20 mil which makes the coin distribution even more unfair.
sr. member
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Price-wise, probably one of the more frustrating coins... Has a ton of potential, yet the price keeps getting hammered down repeatedly. Something not adding up.
sr. member
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1xbit.com
5c 7970  driver is used? thank

I'm just going to go ahead and assume you meant, "Does BAMT 0.5c include the driver for 7970 series cards", and the answer is, no it doesn't.

You can however get BAMT 1.6.0 which should work:

http://www.reddit.com/r/BAMT/comments/207rdz/release_bamt_v160_scrypt_scryptn_darkcoin/
https://mega.co.nz/#!LU5ijIAY!UQ7RO1ehGxw_WWmrsk9l5jKXJpDS7tNOseQpOkz2mmI
full member
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5c 7970  driver is used? thank
legendary
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legendary
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I only have one concern with DRK.
The only real problem DRK might run into is regulators....and  the name Darkcoin is like a red rag to a bull

Regulators can only control fiat, not crypto. You can't effectively regulate bits and bytes, to think one can is foolish.

The days of government are numbered since their ability to track wealth is.

1. They're foolish.
2. They still have us outgunned.

But I'm with you, comrade! Wink

The general consensus by regulators seems to be this:

1. If you are moving digital coins around, there is no real problem. They think of it as la-la land, i.e. not real.
2. If you are moving out of la-la land and transacting digital coins with fiat, then the choke points where fiat enters and exists or is used as part of the exchange execution, then KYC has to be applied ( or in the case of China, informally-formally banned).

The problem with darkcoin is not regulators cracking down on it. There have already been statements around zerocash that the choke points are the primary areas of concern. 

The issue is finding a way for merchants to feel comfortable with using it. For that I think some integration with third party kyc providers is a way forward. That way it is optional - if a merchant demands it in order to use darkcoin, then you can choose to transact with that merchant.
legendary
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Anyone tried using PiMP on USB for mining DRK?

http://www.reddit.com/r/getpimp/comments/22a7fq/pimp_portable_instant_mining_platform_64bit/

Not promoting it, just thinking of trying it out over the summer.
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