Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 882. (Read 9723733 times)

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http://dashvotetracker.com

LIVE Interview and QA: Amanda B. Johnson of DASH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRhi6_E8il4


This last one is really good, packed with info for the newbie's and old heads alike....
Dash: The new Cryptocurrency player with more Features than Bitcoin - Amanda Johnson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d-DCRNAKiM

hi all ...

ive finally got my old profile back ...

tanx to cyrus ( bct mod ) and a few others - i now have full access to my old profile ... so will be using this one as much as possible from now on ...

the 'crysx' profile will still be in use - but will be only when necessary - not as my standard ...

a lot to sort out now ...

update ...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17653092 ...

#crysx

Hummmm, he always looked more goth/punk to me than angelic??? 

The Dos and Don'ts of Pushing Crypto: Evangelist John Bush

https://cointelegraph.com/news/the-dos-and-donts-of-pushing-crypto-evangelist-john-bush

It's so freakin hard to figure out when to sell, buy or whatever!  For me, the market movements make absolutely no sense!  It drives me nuts because each month I  have to sell a few to pay bills, and I always end up selling at the latest low, LOL.  UGH!  I HATE that!!!  I wait until the last minute to see if the price will go up a little more, but nooooooooooooo it goes down on me! 

On that note, there aren't going to be any big new differences.  12.1 is like a rebuilding of everything that has been done before, only re-implemented in a new structure that is the foundation for Evolution.  We won't have user names and passwords yet, really, the only difference is that mixing works faster via multi-session (which you can choose in the options-wallet menu) and a really nice feature for Masternode owners; to be able to just click start on your wallet. You can also monitor your MN from any wallet as long as you have the masternode.conf file set up.  You cannot start a masternode from just any wallet, but again, you can monitor it to see if it falls off the list, etc...  I'm not so sure how useful that is, since we have DashCentral.  Still, for those who don't want to use a centralized service, this is perfect

Other than that, it's all under the hood.  It was a rewrite of everything, pretty much, so this is a HUGE update. The exciting thing though, is that new features will start rolling in more frequently after this spork is completed.  So it's not like we'll be waiting for a complete Evolution product at the end of the year, but will get to see improvements as the year goes on.  So I'm really excited to see how this will be implemented?

And with the hiring of programmers we've been doing, the team has really expedited this work!  Remember, originally they estimated Evolution to come out at the end of 2018, now they say alpha will come out some time this summer!  Not sure what that means??  Alpha on mainnet or testnet??  We shall see though

Well I bought few, whatever reason. If price falls, they add to MN. If rise, might sell. But lately whenever I sold, could not buy below...

Yes, more like expectations than rumours here.

Buy the rumor, sell the news.

Question I have is, is it a rumor when it's impending and launching?  Of course, Evolution could still be considered the rumor stage... but not really.  I mean, this goes for secrets held close to the vest in stock markets.  In Crypto, or any open source project, there really aren't rumors, but there are a lot of promises.

Anyway, just thinking out loud, LOL

What do traders usually do on news? Be careful.

wow that's looks good and nice for me. good job sir

This means only one- buy more while You can at these prices...they accumulate...because after one week is this Years one of biggest news

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lol this forum is heavily infested with monero trolls.. you go on the monero forum and its clean and heavily censored.. corruption at its finest xD

Thanks to everyone who is bumping this thread, love the free advertising!
I'm looking at you icebreaker, and your muppet friend 

Dash: The new Cryptocurrency player with more Features than Bitcoin  - Crush The Street

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d-DCRNAKiM

 

You only found 1 clanger ?

Apparently there are 5848 posts in there. Im sure you can deplete the accuracy rate more than 0.017%. Get digging. (And always remember to quote out of context - you'll have more impact that way   )

The "clanger" was that I replaced the word "encryption" with "cryptography". The correct quote would have been "cryptocurrency does not use encryption" (which was actually more supporting of my case than what I posted - so feel free to keep citing it).

Here's the original audio so you can rest your weary eyes.



To recap:
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 • "Encryption is the branch of cryptography that deals with how do you hide data" (what you don't what you want in an unbacked, un-nominated monetary token)

 • "Signatures is the branch of cryptography that deals with how you authenticate data" (what you do want in an unbacked, un-nominated monetary token)

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I quoted that in the context of a discussion about the merits of burying public addresses - who's anonymity is already protected by a 1-way cryptographic hash - in yet another layer of encryption. The reason I questioned it is that by doing so you're loosing all the advantages that technology was designed to deliver - i.e. a transparent and public network which could engender a massive level of confidence & integrity without any loss of security over the ability to control the address balances.

The only financial networks where you need "hiding" in favour of "showing" are legacy assets that predate the invention of transparent cryptographic tokens, i.e. records of credit which are nominated (in terms of a personal or corporate entity) and backed (by a trusted party such as a cryptocurrency exchange for trading balances or a bank for fiat credit balances).

On the other hand, where a base asset is concerned that has no owner other than the possessor (like a diamond, lump of coal, gold nugget or bundle of grain) the monetary priorities are reversed. Transparency is paramount or you've got a potentially valueless asset due to the poisonous ambiguity you injected into the system from trying to hide its significant properties.

Conclusion: cryptocurrency technologies that try to market themselves as "obscured" are selling hot air. A technology that's 10- a penny, been in use for decades in various forms including SSL and available to you independently of the purchased asset. If something has value, people will find a way to hide it, it doesn't concern them whether it comes "with its own safe". What concerns them is that it has value and the way to increase value in an unbacked asset is to dispel ambiguity, not impose it.

Meanwhile, optimising anonymity in the sense of real cash through transparent fungibility is a very different and far more worthwhile pursuit in terms of adding value.

Put another way, by remaining both transparent and fungible, Dash protects its holder's privacy while keeping itself out of the blockhchain obfuscation scam.

Do you still assert that "cryptography has never been a significant part of cryptocurrency", tokonormal?

Hey, I didn't mean to hurt your feelings.

Don't you think you'd have at least as much fun learning the guitar solo from Bodhisattva as purusing a 3-year degree in uninformed verbose monotony on the Dash forum ?

You wouldn't want to hit 80 thinking this could have been you

Here's a starter to get you going....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJ0WD8uBWaU