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Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 6519. (Read 9723858 times)

sr. member
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Hi Evan,

I'm sorry - but I come from the 'British School' of politics, where any idea gets to be discussed in public first, with views heard from both sides, and only then- after the people with voting rights heard varying views and have established their beliefs and views on the matter - ONLY THEN they vote.

With no disrespect (and this has nothing to do with my economic thought), I think community members should write here what they think, have others read, digest and form an opinion first. After several pages of views, we can proceed to vote.

My 2 cents.

Brits... Suggesting the very idea that stands in front of you... ;-)

I think he posted it here for that very reason... Duh.
I think if discussion had taken place beforehand there might be more than two options available. If you don't agree with either of the available options, what can you vote for?
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1036
Dash Developer
If I understand it correctly, you want to decrease DRK joining the market by 20% every year.

So it goes like this for the DRK being mined:
2015 - 800,000 DRK
2016 - 640,000 DRK
2017 - 512,000 DRK

Or am I not getting something?

That's correct
member
Activity: 84
Merit: 10
If I understand it correctly, you want to decrease DRK joining the market by 20% every year.

So it goes like this for the DRK being mined:
2015 - 800,000 DRK
2016 - 640,000 DRK
2017 - 512,000 DRK

Or am I not getting something?
hero member
Activity: 560
Merit: 500
www.OroCoin.co
Hi Evan,

I'm sorry - but I come from the 'British School' of politics, where any idea gets to be discussed in public first, with views heard from both sides, and only then- after the people with voting rights heard varying views and have established their beliefs and views on the matter - ONLY THEN they vote.

With no disrespect (and this has nothing to do with my economic thought), I think community members should write here what they think, have others read, digest and form an opinion first. After several pages of views, we can proceed to vote.

My 2 cents.

Brits... Suggesting the very idea that stands in front of you... ;-)

I think he posted it here for that very reason... Duh.
hero member
Activity: 742
Merit: 500
Just so I understand...
We are voting on a decrease in block reward of 20% per year?
That would mean that the total supply would be 12-49 million drk?

Keep up the awesome work Evan!

Correct

It is better to make it scarce - the key innovation of this coin is the anonymity as goal one
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1036
Dash Developer
Just so I understand...
We are voting on a decrease in block reward of 20% per year?
That would mean that the total supply would be 12-49 million drk?

Keep up the awesome work Evan!

Correct
full member
Activity: 219
Merit: 100
Just so I understand...
We are voting on a decrease in block reward of 20% per year?
That would mean that the total supply would be 12-49 million drk?

Keep up the awesome work Evan!
sr. member
Activity: 291
Merit: 250
Hello everyone and happy Friday!

Anyone who's been around long enough knows nothing in Darkcoin is ever set in stone and we listen to the community. Last time we removed the block halving we received a lot of crap, here's the problems with yearly halving.

- It's too fast and could destroy the coin
- It's way too much (50% per year)
- We already have formula for controlling the supply

Problems with not having a fixed supply:

- We'll have a constant amount of inflation forever. Most of us are in the austrian camp of economics, so I'd like to fix this.

In true Darkcoin fashion, I'd like to propose a solution that no other crypto has and fixes all of the issues. A yearly reduction of supply of 20%. With this we'll hit the cap of coins near 2056. I'm guessing we'll have somewhere near 25M coins (12M minimum, 49M maximum. Depends on how many miners we attract).



Let's have a vote!

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/darkcoin-reward-schedule-vote-525093
Hi Evan,

I'm sorry - but I come from the 'British School' of politics, where any idea gets to be discussed in public first, with views heard from both sides, and only then- after the people with voting rights heard varying views and have established their beliefs and views on the matter - ONLY THEN they vote.

With no disrespect (and this has nothing to do with my economic thought), I think community members should write here what they think, have others read, digest and form an opinion first. After several pages of views, we can proceed to vote.

My 2 cents.
full member
Activity: 126
Merit: 100
I love how the BTC.38 inadequacy for Dark coin is "国内人气不足、区块奖励算法可能造成价格暴涨暴跌" meaning "Lack of domestic popularity, block reward algorithm may cause the price spike"
hero member
Activity: 742
Merit: 501
yeah. I come across it few days back and than it was KGW, now DGW. lol

In all likelihood DGW will need fixes/updates/further tuning.
sr. member
Activity: 420
Merit: 250
Kamehameha!!!
Why hasn't this coin exploded in price with such unique and useful functions?


What is yet to come in terms of completion of the project?


legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1036
Dash Developer
Hello everyone and happy Friday!

Anyone who's been around long enough knows nothing in Darkcoin is ever set in stone and we listen to the community. Last time we removed the block halving we received a lot of crap, here's the problems with yearly halving.

- It's too fast and could destroy the coin
- It's way too much (50% per year)
- We already have formula for controlling the supply

Problems with not having a fixed supply:

- We'll have a constant amount of inflation forever. Most of us are in the austrian camp of economics, so I'd like to fix this.

In true Darkcoin fashion, I'd like to propose a solution that no other crypto has and fixes all of the issues. A yearly reduction of supply of 20%. With this we'll hit the cap of coins near 2056. I'm guessing we'll have somewhere near 25M coins (12M minimum, 49M maximum. Depends on how many miners we attract).



Let's have a vote!

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/darkcoin-reward-schedule-vote-525093
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
Hi everyone,

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Here is the URL : http://poulpe.nirnroot.com:7903
Server :

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I have found your node not listed in http://darckcoin.mine.nu/.
I correct the code, soon will be listed.
newbie
Activity: 46
Merit: 0
I think it would be great to have a better looking website asap with more explanation about why darkcoin is something to get excited about.
The more detailed copy is already up at:

http://darkcoin.us/io/

The written copy is not an issue. We have very good people handling that.
hero member
Activity: 543
Merit: 500
full member
Activity: 280
Merit: 100
The Future Of Work
So glad you got it worked out, Lebubar!  Grin

Hey everyone!  I'm also going to ask that those of you at coinmine.pl please move to another pool.  I can vouch that http://lotterymining.com/ has been fast, stable and pays out regularly even for a small time hasher like myself (under 1 mh/s)

There is such a small fee, and a fun lottery every week.

But even if you don't come here, I can't imagine there aren't at least 5 stable pools you can go to.  There is no advantage to going to coinmine.pl unless you absolutely need 250 tiny payments a day instead of 25 larger payments a day!  SERIOUSLY, it makes NO DIFFERENCE!

For DarkCoin's sake and the security of all our coins, PLEASE MOVE TO ANOTHER POOL!!!  YAH YOU!!!  Roll Eyes WAKE UP!!!  Grin

Thank you guys, really we all must take responsibility now, and not leave it to the next guy  Wink  Thanks Smiley

member
Activity: 112
Merit: 10
what is up with the difficulty of this coin? I watch it jump from 468 to 368 and back within seconds. Is there a multipool on it?

and the price seems low with such high difficulty

X11 has three times the difficulty Scrypt has. This has been stated about 200 times in this thread. I think this should definitely be added on the first post in bold or something

Also, to the first half of the question you asked . . the coin uses DGW not KGW. The mechanism involved creates these swings while closing the vulnerability in KGW that would cause 10k difficulty spikes. The resulting difficulty with DGW has slightly larger swings, but still keeps the block target time in tune . . to the same amount if not better than KGW.

If you don't know what this vulnerability is then watch Auroracoin as soon as KGW is implemented, as I heard that it was going to be tested.
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