Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 842. (Read 9723733 times)

Still nothing. An ocean of nothingness.

Such butthurt 

If you want to know more

https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/display/DOC/Official+Documentation

Enjoy 

It's pretty neat considering that many nodes are shared, and also that incidentally the exchanges (that are not stupid) have their nodes running.

Also, it's extremely funny considering that a certain coin has been mined by probably no more than 10 people overall. Sure, a lot of people (way less than 4000) hold probably a couple of that certain coin, but given that in 2 years a bloat of coins were minted and that we all know that "someone" had an efficient miner... someone is just dumping here and there.

Funny, overall, how the lack of transparency turned out to be a non-feature for honest people and a feature for not-so-honest miners, uh?

ok so a maximum of 4411 people own > 60% of the supply. Should we applaud that fact? Or does it show that there is something seriously wrong?
is 5000 masternodes better? Is 6000 masternodes awesome? Is 7000 masternodes the best thing that ever can happen to dash?

The masternode count is nothing more than a number to check how well the HYIP built on top of DASH is doing.

Well make sure it's the right battle. Here's your actual problem - maybe I can help you with it

Risto & Co. pump squad are pumping your favourite invisible money very expensively here ← and here ←. But traders are dumping it very cheaply here ↓ and here ↓.

(At least you'll get a nice tracing of the Florence Cathedral out of it if nothing else).

The reason it's getting expensive to keep that lead baloon afloat is because:

A. your beloved invisible asset's market is running out of volume

B. 'invisible money' is only any good for credit records where ownership is distinct from possession. For bearer tokens where ownership and posession are co-incident, transparency trumps obfuscation every time (except for a while during sustained troll campaigns which attempt to scam people into believing otherwise )

...which is why you're all over here in droves right now trying to garner free publicity on the back of Dash's volume which in contrast is doing just fine thanks.

Well be my guest, everybody knows they are most welcome in this thread since they will be furnished with all sorts of exciting news about upcoming developments in new network infrastructure, an explosion in crypto-usability through easy, industry standard language APIs with a network that actually talks back to client applications and of course massive new business partnerships.

Meanwhile my advice would be to cross your fingers and hope that your sugar daddy pumpers keep their massive accumulations of invisible money in their not so invisible pockets because you might be in for a tsunami of cheap invisible coins otherwise. (You never know - your favourite guy, Brian Armstrong might always come to the rescue)  



P.S. I've seen that trading pattern before. It was called "Paycoin".

He is...

A word of advice. Deleting your posts and reposting at the front of the queue makes you look desperate.

(Maybe you are   ....)

 • The "rules of adoption" and how crypto is breaking them

 • What Dash is doing to address that

 • Why the World Wide Web started like Bitcoin and ended up like Dash

 • respecting end users and supporting their privacy at no expense to blockchain transparency

 • addressing merchants and industry stakeholders requirements with a network that talks to them as a coherent whole, not just as one machine acting as a proxy for the rest

(Hint. Has to do with useability, monetary integrity, promoting authenticity over obfuscation by not burying your blockchain in cryptographic goo, hi-fidelity as to the known properties of money and ultimately - ubiquity).

It's like I'm on IPv6 and you're a Masternode still stuck in 1997 on IPv4.

That's why you can't communicate with me.



Sad!   

Huh?
Oh, that was nothing.

The trolling is as bad as I've seen it. It's obvious they are afraid of competition from dash but I think the trolling perhaps has opposite effect that what they are trying to achieve. It certainly biggest factor that keeps me uninterested in their toxic community and token.

I personally think those members of DASH Nation that keep engaging should just stop.  As you said any casual observer can see through the BS.  If we don't stoop to their level.  The slack channel with nearly 700 users is way more active and positive.  We have momentum and we have a well funded dev team....very well funded, the envy of all other cryptos.   I would be seriously worried if I was major investor in other coins...i would be worried, with could cause.

3 years of their BS and we are at nearly $20.   We'll see we are all at in another 3 years.   Remember the golden rule....he who holds the gold($$$) makes the rules for the future.  Bank on it.  

Wow, the trolls are really working themselves up into a lather, aren't they? I haven't seen this level of dedicated trolling in quite some time. They are throwing everything but the kitchen sink at us and desperately hoping something sticks. Really, guys, the casual observer can see through your BS, as there is plenty of information on the interwebs (some brilliantly posted a few posts back by @toknormal) that will show that Dash is an amazing project with lots going for it.

Is it perfect? Heck, no, is anything?

Right now, there is no other coin that has the total package like Dash has. Our positive feedback loop of investment leading to gains, leading to more investment leading to more gains, is fully underway right now as we can see by the rising value. Over and above that, the goal of bringing the digital cash that Satoshi envisioned is alive and well, with 12.1 being way smoother with mixing and loading than any previous generation, and Dash Nation continues to grow by leaps and bounds.

All positive indicators, as is the increased troll activity here.

Ha! So you agree then that there is a significant usability issue with monero? That coupled with scalability issues doesn't bode well.. No wonder the entire monero dev team is on here trolling dash, trying to take it down!!

They must be paying homage to the fat, bloated Monero blockchain.

I see the complete monero crowd is back in here :S

After we hit new ATH after ATH, they now try to tell us, the ones who buy now will be scammed !

Yeah, thats what they try to tell us since 3 years, and everytime DASH makes a new ATH after and kills that scam accusations - because if the price is on an ath, how could someone lose money, and be scammed? right - NO ONE can !!

And still they try to tell us the future, DASH is a scam, DASH will die, you will lose all your money with DASH, monero is so great, monero, monero, monero - everytime the same shit ...

Marked has proven you trolls all wrong, every time the last 3 years, every fucking single time!!
And still you tell us, that you are right, and you know the future.

You Monero troll guys are a complete joke!

I'm vision-impaired (which makes being a crypto geek extra exciting!), and I appreciate these updates. V. professional.

anybody here contesting my valuable research? heheh you put my findings here and it would make sense now

1. Evan deliberately plans to POS Xcoins by Masternoding them

2. Evan hides from the public the "masternode idea" before launching Xcoin and a month after Xcoin launch...and even after he mentioned it he was still saying that "it was still not important for discussion"