Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 6701. (Read 9723597 times)

Dev, this coin can add to bter?

Except your math is wrong. It'd be right... if 300 people lived in Iceland. But you're off by 3 orders of magnitude. It would be like 1.5k, which is not a bad number to stimulate mass adoption.

edit: ps. I own no AUR and don't care about it.

And when you put the facts down, like 300k iceland citizens vs 450mn market cap, it's like 1.5m USD per icelander   Yeah, that will end up well...

From what I'm seeing the network hash is 8.5 ghash right now, of which 2.45 are on the official pool and 3.4 ghash on coinmine.pl. Are the smaller pools and p2pools making up the extra 2.65 ghash or is it a solo whale miner?

The DarkSend beta doesn't fork the blockchain, correct? I can still safely send/receive DRK using the 0.8.9 Mac wallet?

While it'd be nice if pool operators voluntarily closed registrations as they near 40+ % of hashing power, they are not obligated to. It's a free market. It's ultimately up to users to move their hashing power elsewhere to protect the integrity of the network.

Hi

This is not completely true - 80% happened during the night (at least in my timezone) moreover I was on holidays (see the pool news post) and it was probably caused by some issues on other pools. When I read these messages my pool was between 40% and 50% so I did not see the reason to close registration.

feeleep

Hi Guys,

To be honest I don't get why it is so crucial, but let me explain how it works.

If I would have bad intentions (and skills) I could destroy 10 coins so far. I am operating pools almost a year now for 23 coins. My pools are fast and stable that's why people like to mine here.

feeleep

Becuase recently it was WAY too big with like over 80% of the net hashrate. It is different now, but back then the pool operator was not cooperating by closing registrations at the devs request so Eduffield must have removed it.

Last thing we need is it getting too big again so I say leave it unlisted.

I think cryptos in general have a lot of potential. I mean most people don't even know what Bitcoin is, let alone altcoins. And, if you factor in that around three quarters of the planet live in countries with high inflation rate (not EUR, GBP, USD etc - which of course are inflated too but to a lesser degree), cryptos could be a nice alternative to the national currency - and much more convenient than gold for trade purposes.


Ah, well, I mean aurora is at 45$ when Lite is <15. And when you put the facts down, like 300k iceland citizens vs 450mn market cap, it's like 1.5m USD per icelander   Yeah, that will end up well...

Darkcoin is providing a second option vs the monopoly of transparency in which ther coins are in. This means that if someone wants their crypto deposits / crypto transactions to be more private they'll have to move over to DRK. The transparent market is at 100% right now while the more-private market is at near 0%. In terms of "market growth potential" what will happen should be pretty easy to figure out.

With a market cap of ~8bn (BTC+other alts) to 3mn (DARKcoin), the prospect of capital flowing toward the DRK side is "significant". Even if one per cent of the "transparent" market moves to the more private market, we're talking about 80mn USD boost that is there to share for DRK or other anon coins which may follow - and they will not be necessarily mutually exclusive (one could practice transferring money through 2-3 anon coins, implementing different solutions, for extra safety / privacy). Needless to say what may happen if tax authorities start to crack down on BTC. The "just 1%" may suddenly become several % - with a corresponding boost in value of the private coins.

I mean, from a market perspective, and with such prospects being there, even if the anon market is shared by 2-3-5 different coins in the long run, this is a 9-digit to 10-digit market (xxx millions to billions) that they will share between them. Current market cap of a few million USD may seem like a joke by then. With such fundamentals, who needs hype, or pump and dumps?

Darkcoin is providing a second option vs the monopoly of transparency in which ther coins are in. This means that if someone wants their crypto deposits / crypto transactions to be more private they'll have to move over to DRK. The transparent market is at 100% right now while the more-private market is at near 0%. In terms of "market growth potential" what will happen should be pretty easy to figure out.

With a market cap of ~8bn (BTC+other alts) to 3mn (DARKcoin), the prospect of capital flowing toward the DRK side is "significant". Even if one per cent of the "transparent" market moves to the more private market, we're talking about 80mn USD boost that is there to share for DRK or other anon coins which may follow - and they will not be necessarily mutually exclusive (one could practice transferring money through 2-3 anon coins, implementing different solutions, for extra safety / privacy). Needless to say what may happen if tax authorities start to crack down on BTC. The "just 1%" may suddenly become several % - with a corresponding boost in value of the private coins.

I mean, from a market perspective, and with such prospects being there, even if the anon market is shared by 2-3-5 different coins in the long run, this is a 9-digit to 10-digit market (xxx millions to billions) that they will share between them. Current market cap of a few million USD may seem like a joke by then. With such fundamentals, who needs hype, or pump and dumps?

Why https://www2.coinmine.pl/drk/ pool is not listed in OP?

thanks! I can hardly wait…