Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 6324. (Read 9724017 times)
April 13, 2014, 02:38:24 PM
Yes I have found the same info, 50% less.
April 13, 2014, 02:30:15 PM
Can someone tell me what is the usual darkcoin power usage compared to scrypt? Lower, higher? I need a specific value for the hashrate you get. Best would be for udnervolted 280x or 290.
I am trying to add darkcoin to my site and need this data.
I am trying to add darkcoin to my site and need this data.
People often quote 30% decreased electricity usage, I haven't tested this personally so I can't vouch for that number.
I have 280x and 290 (not undervolted) and I get
2.29 Mhash for 280x
2.55 Mhash for 290
Also temps are ~10-15C cooler, which helps the stability bigtime.
Here is a table with other user's numbers: https://docs.zoho.com/sheet/published.do?rid=12cbm2fe8ce55abb2476daa0f8c576b442d40&mode=html
Thank you so much!
Some people tested it and went with 40-50% less electricity consumption like 100 pages ago.
April 13, 2014, 01:50:41 PM
Or somebody wants you to think that...
I would usually bet that it's a fake wall to make you buy from the very same person who fakes the buy order but doesn't really plan on buying any more
I would usually bet that it's a fake wall to make you buy from the very same person who fakes the buy order but doesn't really plan on buying any more
The problem is you can't fake a 112BTC buy wall on cryptsy (at least there is no evidence that you can). If you place a buy order you are risking that it get filled in one trade. There is no way (unless you have inside access to cryptsy servers) to withdraw a buy order between the time that someone tries to sell to the order and the time that the order completes.
This exact scenario was the subject of a recent 60 minutes episode, and book "flash boys". The book describes how high frequency traders were able to place huge buy walls, then intercept incoming large sell orders milliseconds before they hit the exchange. By moving the buy wall back a fraction of a second before the sell order arrived at the exchange they were able to make billions of USD. They were only able to do this though with hundreds of millions of dollars invested into infrastructure in/around NYC.
Ultimately only someone with inside access to the Cryptsy servers would be able to set up fake buy walls in this manner, and there is no evidence that this has ever happened.
April 13, 2014, 01:47:13 PM
Can someone tell me what is the usual darkcoin power usage compared to scrypt? Lower, higher? I need a specific value for the hashrate you get. Best would be for udnervolted 280x or 290.
I am trying to add darkcoin to my site and need this data.
I am trying to add darkcoin to my site and need this data.
People often quote 30% decreased electricity usage, I haven't tested this personally so I can't vouch for that number.
I have 280x and 290 (not undervolted) and I get
2.29 Mhash for 280x
2.55 Mhash for 290
Also temps are ~10-15C cooler, which helps the stability bigtime.
Here is a table with other user's numbers: https://docs.zoho.com/sheet/published.do?rid=12cbm2fe8ce55abb2476daa0f8c576b442d40&mode=html
Thank you so much!
April 13, 2014, 01:44:49 PM
Can someone tell me what is the usual darkcoin power usage compared to scrypt? Lower, higher? I need a specific value for the hashrate you get. Best would be for udnervolted 280x or 290.
I am trying to add darkcoin to my site and need this data.
I am trying to add darkcoin to my site and need this data.
People often quote 30% decreased electricity usage, I haven't tested this personally so I can't vouch for that number.
I have 280x and 290 (not undervolted) and I get
2.29 Mhash for 280x
2.55 Mhash for 290
Also temps are ~10-15C cooler, which helps the stability bigtime.
Here is a table with other user's numbers: https://docs.zoho.com/sheet/published.do?rid=12cbm2fe8ce55abb2476daa0f8c576b442d40&mode=html
April 13, 2014, 01:41:08 PM
Can someone tell me what is the usual darkcoin power usage compared to scrypt? Lower, higher? I need a specific value for the hashrate you get. Best would be for udnervolted 280x or 290.
I am trying to add darkcoin to my site and need this data.
I am trying to add darkcoin to my site and need this data.
April 13, 2014, 01:37:27 PM
Or somebody wants you to think that...
I would usually bet that it's a fake wall to make you buy from the very same person who fakes the buy order but doesn't really plan on buying any more
I would usually bet that it's a fake wall to make you buy from the very same person who fakes the buy order but doesn't really plan on buying any more
The problem is you can't fake a 112BTC buy wall on cryptsy (at least there is no evidence that you can). If you place a buy order you are risking that it get filled in one trade. There is no way (unless you have inside access to cryptsy servers) to withdraw a buy order between the time that someone tries to sell to the order and the time that the order completes.
This exact scenario was the subject of a recent 60 minutes episode, and book "flash boys". The book describes how high frequency traders were able to place huge buy walls, then intercept incoming large sell orders milliseconds before they hit the exchange. By moving the buy wall back a fraction of a second before the sell order arrived at the exchange they were able to make billions of USD. They were only able to do this though with hundreds of millions of dollars invested into infrastructure in/around NYC.
Ultimately only someone with inside access to the Cryptsy servers would be able to set up fake buy walls in this manner, and there is no evidence that this has ever happened.
April 13, 2014, 01:27:27 PM
New P2Pool node located in New England. 0.5% fee
http://70.105.244.71:7903
the usual login rules apply, no exchange addresses.
http://70.105.244.71:7903
the usual login rules apply, no exchange addresses.
April 13, 2014, 12:48:26 PM
You might never know until everything becomes history.
It is always better to fail trying than doing nothing and seeing that somebody is hitting the success...
April 13, 2014, 12:24:52 PM
I always keep seeing some apparition buy walls that keep appearing and disappearing on cryptsy and mintpal. If that's any indication, it's that DARK coin has investors waiting in the wings for DARKSEND to come out of BETA before the marketing Blitz begins. This is the only coin that I've held on to for more than a month, all I can do is wait. That 112 BTC buy wall was not for decoration. People with money to pump the coin have taken notice but why pump it when it is not yet ready?
Or somebody wants you to think that...
I would usually bet that it's a fake wall to make you buy from the very same person who fakes the buy order but doesn't really plan on buying any more (except some small amounts to make the history charts more appealing and to clear out the small sellers from the table). But in this case, I tend to believe that some people really wish to play in big and speculate on the effect of the DarkSend feature. Or even not just speculate, but they actually plan on using the coins for real word payments (through DarkSend, when anonymity is desirable for them), not just buy at low and sell on high as soon as possible.
DarkSend has the potential to be a valuable thing. So, even if it won't work out as planned, the promise of it can increase the demand. Both fake and real (most coins only scratch the fake part).
But with that in mind, even the DarkSend feature itself could be a tool to make you buy (and will never actually work as planned). You might never know until everything becomes history.
April 13, 2014, 12:09:52 PM
I always keep seeing some apparition buy walls that keep appearing and disappearing on cryptsy and mintpal. If that's any indication, it's that DARK coin has investors waiting in the wings for DARKSEND to come out of BETA before the marketing Blitz begins. This is the only coin that I've held on to for more than a month, all I can do is wait. That 112 BTC buy wall was not for decoration. People with money to pump the coin have taken notice but why pump it when it is not yet ready?
Yeah it's clear that there are some relatively heavy duty investors circling. I'd love to be privy to the details of Evan's conversations with those types of people, incidentally.
As I and many others have said before though, everything hinges on DarkSend working as advertised.
April 13, 2014, 12:05:08 PM
This feels like we didn't like the "D" and simply wanted to replace it.
Well, I prefer the current D because unlike with this new "trendy" font style (seriously, a lot of shitcoin used this font style lately!) I can easily tell it's a D.
All buy order in DRK/USD are mine... Let's make some history to unblock this pair.
On it!
(Don't worry, I won't crash it to 0.01$
)Hmmm...
I signed up for an account and sent in a small amount of DRK when I wrote this but it didn't show up yet.
This is my deposit address: http://explorer.darkcoin.io/address/XciKeBoPkUUmS3RshW9j26sMYxuFdwVGJh
This address received and already transferred those coins until they finally found their resting place on a fourth one.
I think the market is open. There are bot sell and buy orders, as well as a brief market history.
But don't expect real volume yet if I am not the only one who's deposit takes this long to show up.
By the way, I am not planning on selling significant amounts, I just jumped in to test the exchange with a small amount.
April 13, 2014, 11:58:41 AM
This feels like we didn't like the "D" and simply wanted to replace it.
Well, I prefer the current D because unlike with this new "trendy" font style (seriously, a lot of shitcoin used this font style lately!) I can easily tell it's a D.
All buy order in DRK/USD are mine... Let's make some history to unblock this pair.
On it!
(Don't worry, I won't crash it to 0.01$
)Hmmm...
I signed up for an account and sent in a small amount of DRK when I wrote this but it didn't show up yet.
This is my deposit address: http://explorer.darkcoin.io/address/XciKeBoPkUUmS3RshW9j26sMYxuFdwVGJh
This address received and already transferred those coins until they finally found their resting place on a fourth one.
April 13, 2014, 11:38:57 AM
This feels like we didn't like the "D" and simply wanted to replace it.
Well, I prefer the current D because unlike with this new "trendy" font style (seriously, a lot of shitcoin used this font style lately!) I can easily tell it's a D.
All buy order in DRK/USD are mine... Let's make some history to unblock this pair.
On it!
(Don't worry, I won't crash it to 0.01$
)Hmmm...
I signed up for an account and sent in a small amount of DRK when I wrote this but it didn't show up yet.
This is my deposit address: http://explorer.darkcoin.io/address/XciKeBoPkUUmS3RshW9j26sMYxuFdwVGJh
This address received and already transferred those coins until they finally found their resting place on a fourth one.
April 13, 2014, 11:14:23 AM
I'd be interested in creating the P2Pool multipool. I'm looking into getting the software for it currently
payout in drk?
If payout in btc that won`t be a good idea....
The price would be dumped everytime they switch on drk mining...
April 13, 2014, 11:09:31 AM
I'd be interested in creating the P2Pool multipool. I'm looking into getting the software for it currently
payout in drk?
April 13, 2014, 11:07:42 AM
2. Low temp/noise mining popularity between GPU miners - "Summer is coming" 
That actually is something important to consider using in marketing, over the summer mining costs not only are what you pay on energy, but how much more you have to pay in electricity to pay for air conditioning to offset the 80 C air you are pumping out of your graphics cards. 
April 13, 2014, 10:33:07 AM
I'd be interested in creating the P2Pool multipool. I'm looking into getting the software for it currently
April 13, 2014, 09:38:16 AM
Here are some steps forward we need to do:
1. Darksend popularity
2. Low temp/noise mining popularity between GPU miners - "Summer is coming"
3. P2P multipool who pays in darkcoins - he'll buy darkcoins constantly and support the price
4. POS/Smartcard (Darkcard ) shopping network - each POS with own address connected to a Darkcoin network and each Darkcard with own address ready to pay or receive Darkcoins
1. Darksend popularity
2. Low temp/noise mining popularity between GPU miners - "Summer is coming"
3. P2P multipool who pays in darkcoins - he'll buy darkcoins constantly and support the price
4. POS/Smartcard (Darkcard
) shopping network - each POS with own address connected to a Darkcoin network and each Darkcard with own address ready to pay or receive Darkcoins April 13, 2014, 09:18:17 AM
One consistent pattern I have noticed is that frequent posters on this thread do not spam other subforums, forums, blogs etc to pimp Darkcoin. It is done in a good subtle way when warranted which speaks volumes about the community. I don't see Darkcoin folks attacking other coins and or their community either. On the other hand DRK is consistently attacked, hated, smeared, berated mostly by followers of competing coins and or generic altcoin followers. I even see some complain that Darkcoin is just marketing campaign. Kinda sad state of affairs when they attack innovation and real developers with real names, all the while hiding behind keyboards AND if anything, Darkcoin lacks viral marketing.
There could be more than one successful anonymous coin. Why do they need to stomp over each other? I will never understand the vitriol.
There could be more than one successful anonymous coin. Why do they need to stomp over each other? I will never understand the vitriol.
It's quite simple. DARKSEND is not out of BETA. Anon coin members are upset at their next to non-existent dev. It's also made up of a lot of "children" who got attracted to the whole "anonymous" spiel.
The second set of harpies are those who want DARKSEND out of BETA quickly because of the pumping going on for coins like ZETA and BC. It certainly hurts knowing your coin might be more technically advanced and useful but ignored, that I understand.
The third set of screechers are the moochers waiting for DARKSEND to be open sourced so they can jump on and pump out their clone coins with IPOS and then claim innovation. We've already seen it with HIC. The users took responsibility for popularizing X-11, stripping Evan from the mast head. It's inevitable but it is what it is.
I always keep seeing some apparition buy walls that keep appearing and disappearing on cryptsy and mintpal. If that's any indication, it's that DARK coin has investors waiting in the wings for DARKSEND to come out of BETA before the marketing Blitz begins. This is the only coin that I've held on to for more than a month, all I can do is wait. That 112 BTC buy wall was not for decoration. People with money to pump the coin have taken notice but why pump it when it is not yet ready?
Hircoin actually did help bring out x11 to a lot of GPU miners. Up until that point, it was only those who had discovered Darkcoin. They did a lot more marketing and I don't think they ever took away credit from Evan and it is still there. The developer is sincere about his support and if I am not mistaken, actually spoke with Evan before coming up with the idea for Hirocoin. Their "Marketing/Community Manager" on the other hand positioned Hirocoin as a "non shady" version of Darkcoin
they backtracked their negative marketing after it was pointed out here. Jump to: