Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 6622. (Read 9723597 times)

I don't remember, what was your plan?

about 10-14 coins a day at current difficulty.

each coin is currently worth between 0.0012 and 0.0014.

+1

You sometimes see 0.1 DRK or very small amounts being sold (or bought) repeatedly to show a trend. People get suckered into a trend without necessarily looking at the volume of trade, why the price is moving rapidly, etc.

At the other end of the spectrum, this can also happen with large buy or sell orders.

Not that I'm an expert, just made a bit, lost a bit, gained a bit from some exposure to some of these sharks.

those selling really dont look at the amount being sold, they just want to sell their coin, so they go lower than the lowest sell order, even though alot of those sell orders are for 5 drk or 10 or 2 etc... if you pile enough of those downward and then put up a big buy order close to the lowest, then you can catch alot of "i want to sell my coins now" sellers

I do 40MH on 4770K est 65 DRK per day.
Who did more with 10 X 290X, a?
 
knew ofc no one
 

How?  How can that be done?

does this somehow go into the blockchain?  someone earlier was hypothesizing that if, between darksends, a person denominates, then one could see the 'change' from a previous transaction that could be followed?

LOL 

I guess it goes without saying (or will give an error) that you must have 10 dark to darksend 1-10 coins, 100 drk to send 10-100 coins, etc... so if you have 9 dark and want to darksend 8, you won't be able to.

See?  He listens to me, because I'm so important!!!             Will try in a bit, must do errands at the moment...

Yes, I know that, its why I put only fake info there.  Still, family puts their full names, date of birth, etc... and tag ME in photos, really?  Must they?  I only joined to talk to family in Europe, but never use it because it creeps me out.

Would you want the seller to know how much money you hard? Would you want the seller to know what other vendors you buy from? Would you want the seller to know when you make all your purchases? Would you want the seller to know where your coins are coming from, and how many of them you are receiving? Most people are at least somewhat secretive of their financial information, but utilization of this information could also range from anything between advertising directed at your income level and how much they think you are willing to spend, to someone planning the best time to break into your home if they can tell you are not there since you are spending money at a particular location.

Denominates are very easy transactions to identify, as the goal is to group coins into known pooled amounts, however this seems dangerous to me, as does so creates a transaction utilizing multiple of your addresses, allowing someone to see that the same person owns them. This is purely theoretical, as I haven't tried to identify transactions with this, but here's an example of how I could see things going down.

person gets deposit from pool 2 times, of 8 drk each, into address a
person denominates, having transaction:
input: 8 from a, 8 from a
output: 10 into b, 6 into b
person darksends 6 coins to address d, and receives change into address e(addresses f,g are other peoples' inputs, h,i,j,k are other peoples' outputs and change addresses)
input: 10 from b, 10 from f, 10 from g
output: 6 into d, 4 into e, 7 into h, 3 into i, 9 into j, 1 into k
person receives another deposit from pool of 8 dark into address a
person denominates, transaction looks like:
input: 8 from a, 6 from b, 4 from e
output: 10 into m, 8 into m

The two denominates each show that all addresses involved are owned by the same person. The first denominate shows addresses a and b are the same person, and as the second denominate has a and b also, it shows e and m are also the same person's addresses. As b is used as a darksend input, and e(now known to be the same person's address) is used as an output in the same transaction, unless the person is darksending to themselves, e is known to be that person's change for that transaction. As there is only one other output where 0drk <= 10 - e - output_amount < 1drk, the matching output, 6 to d, can be identified as this person's darksend amount and target.

I hope I'm wrong, but that's what it looks like to me anyway. Maybe denominate can be pooled also, and use a different address for each output?

Just sent 100 DRK. Once the main post gets updated with Foundation info and plan is detailed, I will pledge another 200 DRK. I am not a big holder but I hope everyone will do what they can with a view to increasing the prosperity of DarkCoin!

I played with a setting a bit, it didn't change the hash rate.
290x = d 0
270x = d 1

setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
sgminer.exe -k darkcoin  -o "pool" --no-adl -d 0,1 -I 21,20 -w 512,256 --thread-concurrency 32765,24000  --failover-only -o "pool"

I use sapphire trixx to overclock.

Ah okay, from the previous pop up message, I was expecting to see some values that I could send or something like that. Kinda like "you can send 10DRK / 12.55 DRK" or something lol.

Can you share you entire command line for the 290X? My 290Xs or the 290s do not get anywhere near that hash rate. They are even below the 280Xs I have and I can't seem to be able to dial the correct setting.

@6950 i got 1600kh on 110w each card....

HIS 7850 IceQ X Turbo@ 1100 MHz Core 1250 MHz Memory - 1050 kH/s:

 -I 15 -g 4 -w 256 --thread-concurrency 14208

limlim -> i have darkbounties.com pointed to one of my servers, if you want we can set something up

I wonder if it's a lot more complicated to make the android wallet due to Darksend?