Happiness is: Opening an old Dnotes Wallet and finding 295 coins lol 
Lol. Like finding 20 bucks in your winter jacket, a year later.
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February 14, 2015, 01:43:11 PM
Lol. Like finding 20 bucks in your winter jacket, a year later.
February 14, 2015, 01:18:45 PM
Happiness is: Opening an old Dnotes Wallet and finding 295 coins lol
February 14, 2015, 11:22:15 AM
This is a dated article but very positive and objective. I have been having a hard time finding positive and meaningful articles on digital currency lately and hence, selected this one with my comments:
Quote from: Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins:
"What we find is that adoption of e-money is exactly like the tango - it takes two. Buyers need to decide whether to use the new payment method while sellers need to decide whether they’ll accept it. It turns out that it’s the seller’s side that leads the dance; if there is a large enough fraction of sellers accepting new payment methods, more and more buyers are prompted to use them, eventually leading to complete adoption on both sides. In the case of Bitcoin, not many people want to dance." She went on to explain that this, “is due to the fact that Bitcoin has "serious flaws when it comes to satisfying the three main characteristics of money."
She was referring to the three functions of money being: 1) unit of account, 2) store of value, and 3) medium of exchange. I have provided extensive coverage on this subject beginning on page 105 of this forum in case you are interested: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=470155.2080
I suspect that her concern about Bitcoin’s serious flaws is due to Bitcoin high volatilities making it a poor store of value and a risky medium of exchange with high potential currency loss. Hedging could minimize these serious flaws, but it is costly, without sufficient advantages from other sources to offset it.
Miss Wilkins went on to say, "If e-money denominated in Canadian dollars were to significantly replace bank notes, there are some options that the central bank could take so as to be in a position to intervene in markets or be the lender of last resort."
To conclude, Wilkins said that while 'e-money' offered many benefits, these technologies are "circumventing our old models of payment," and have developed "new risks" that could dramatically affect the Canadian financial system as a whole.”
It is most encouraging to learn that she did not rule out the possibility that digital currency could significantly replace bank notes. That has been DNotes’ position. It will not replace fiat currency but significantly supplement it on a global scale. The potential is straggling.
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Bit-Curious? Bank of Canada Flirts with Bitcoin despite ‘New Risks’ to Status Quo
by Diana Ngo @ 2014-11-14 11:54 AM
http://cointelegraph.com/news/112922/bit-curious-bank-of-canada-flirts-with-bitcoin-despite-new-risks-to-status-quo
On November 13, Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins gave a speech at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, on 'Money in a Digital World,' where she tackled the topic of 'e-money,' dissecting both the benefits and risks of such innovations, and said that Canada's central bank was "undertaking research on the potential merits of issuing e-money."
"There are two types of e-money that I want to talk about today," started Wilkins. "The first type is denominated in a national currency, and it represents a claim on the issuer. The second type of e-money is cryptocurrency - such as Bitcoin. This type of e-money is not denominated in any national currency and so has its own unit of account."
She continued,
"It is also completely decentralized and does not represent a claim on the issuer. This is the revolutionary part of cryptocurrencies - transactions can be validated without a trusted third party."
Mentioning the case of Kenyans and M-Pesas, the Senior Deputy Governor said that while e-money was particular popular in developed countries where relatively fewer people have access to banking services, cryptocurrencies have yet to gain much traction with people making purchases in Canada.
Taking the figurative example of the tango, she argued, "What we find is that adoption of e-money is exactly like the tango - it takes two. Buyers need to decide whether to use the new payment method while sellers need to decide whether they’ll accept it. It turns out that it’s the seller’s side that leads the dance; if there is a large enough fraction of sellers accepting new payment methods, more and more buyers are prompted to use them, eventually leading to complete adoption on both sides. In the case of Bitcoin, not many people want to dance."
This trend, she explained, is due to the fact that Bitcoin has "serious flaws when it comes to satisfying the three main characteristics of money." Thus, the Bank of Canada views Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as investment products rather than money, and she noted that "any resulting gains or losses could be taxable income that must be reported."
Even though 'e-money' is not big enough to pose any risk to Canada's financial stability, the central bank is "watching developments closely."
She added, "The federal government also is undertaking a review of payment systems in Canada to ensure that the degree of regulation of payment systems and methods is appropriate."
And while cryptocurrencies offer many benefits such as costs reduction, and increased privacy, the Senior Deputy Governor argued there are many risks from which people needed to be aware of. These risks, she said, include the fact that cryptocurrencies are "lightly regulated with limited or no user protection," the exposure to theft, fraud and loss, when trusting a third party such as an exchange or a Bitcoin wallet company, and finally, the fact that cryptocurrencies can be used for money laundering, terrorist financing, and other criminal activities.
In the potentiality that cryptocurrencies were to gain widespread acceptance, "there would be implications for the central bank," said Wilkins.
She explained, "In the unlikely situation in which cryptocurrencies were used broadly, a significant proportion of economic transactions would not be denominated in Canadian dollars. This would reduce the Bank’s ability to influence macroeconomic activity through Canadian interest rates.
"If e-money denominated in Canadian dollars were to significantly replace bank notes, there are some options that the central bank could take so as to be in a position to intervene in markets or be the lender of last resort."
To conclude, Wilkins said that while 'e-money' offered many benefits, these technologies are "circumventing our old models of payment," and have developed "new risks" that could dramatically affect the Canadian financial system as a whole.
Thus, she said, "the federal government, with the Bank's help, is modernizing the oversight frameworks for payments," and "the Bank is also undertaking research on the potential merits of issuing e-money."
The Bank of Canada is said to be "working through the tough issues," in order to "support the benefits of innovation, while safeguarding the integrity of Canada's money and payment systems and, ultimately, financial stability."
Quote from: Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins:
"What we find is that adoption of e-money is exactly like the tango - it takes two. Buyers need to decide whether to use the new payment method while sellers need to decide whether they’ll accept it. It turns out that it’s the seller’s side that leads the dance; if there is a large enough fraction of sellers accepting new payment methods, more and more buyers are prompted to use them, eventually leading to complete adoption on both sides. In the case of Bitcoin, not many people want to dance." She went on to explain that this, “is due to the fact that Bitcoin has "serious flaws when it comes to satisfying the three main characteristics of money."
She was referring to the three functions of money being: 1) unit of account, 2) store of value, and 3) medium of exchange. I have provided extensive coverage on this subject beginning on page 105 of this forum in case you are interested: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=470155.2080
I suspect that her concern about Bitcoin’s serious flaws is due to Bitcoin high volatilities making it a poor store of value and a risky medium of exchange with high potential currency loss. Hedging could minimize these serious flaws, but it is costly, without sufficient advantages from other sources to offset it.
Miss Wilkins went on to say, "If e-money denominated in Canadian dollars were to significantly replace bank notes, there are some options that the central bank could take so as to be in a position to intervene in markets or be the lender of last resort."
To conclude, Wilkins said that while 'e-money' offered many benefits, these technologies are "circumventing our old models of payment," and have developed "new risks" that could dramatically affect the Canadian financial system as a whole.”
It is most encouraging to learn that she did not rule out the possibility that digital currency could significantly replace bank notes. That has been DNotes’ position. It will not replace fiat currency but significantly supplement it on a global scale. The potential is straggling.
***********************
Bit-Curious? Bank of Canada Flirts with Bitcoin despite ‘New Risks’ to Status Quo
by Diana Ngo @ 2014-11-14 11:54 AM
http://cointelegraph.com/news/112922/bit-curious-bank-of-canada-flirts-with-bitcoin-despite-new-risks-to-status-quo
On November 13, Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins gave a speech at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, on 'Money in a Digital World,' where she tackled the topic of 'e-money,' dissecting both the benefits and risks of such innovations, and said that Canada's central bank was "undertaking research on the potential merits of issuing e-money."
"There are two types of e-money that I want to talk about today," started Wilkins. "The first type is denominated in a national currency, and it represents a claim on the issuer. The second type of e-money is cryptocurrency - such as Bitcoin. This type of e-money is not denominated in any national currency and so has its own unit of account."
She continued,
"It is also completely decentralized and does not represent a claim on the issuer. This is the revolutionary part of cryptocurrencies - transactions can be validated without a trusted third party."
Mentioning the case of Kenyans and M-Pesas, the Senior Deputy Governor said that while e-money was particular popular in developed countries where relatively fewer people have access to banking services, cryptocurrencies have yet to gain much traction with people making purchases in Canada.
Taking the figurative example of the tango, she argued, "What we find is that adoption of e-money is exactly like the tango - it takes two. Buyers need to decide whether to use the new payment method while sellers need to decide whether they’ll accept it. It turns out that it’s the seller’s side that leads the dance; if there is a large enough fraction of sellers accepting new payment methods, more and more buyers are prompted to use them, eventually leading to complete adoption on both sides. In the case of Bitcoin, not many people want to dance."
This trend, she explained, is due to the fact that Bitcoin has "serious flaws when it comes to satisfying the three main characteristics of money." Thus, the Bank of Canada views Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as investment products rather than money, and she noted that "any resulting gains or losses could be taxable income that must be reported."
Even though 'e-money' is not big enough to pose any risk to Canada's financial stability, the central bank is "watching developments closely."
She added, "The federal government also is undertaking a review of payment systems in Canada to ensure that the degree of regulation of payment systems and methods is appropriate."
And while cryptocurrencies offer many benefits such as costs reduction, and increased privacy, the Senior Deputy Governor argued there are many risks from which people needed to be aware of. These risks, she said, include the fact that cryptocurrencies are "lightly regulated with limited or no user protection," the exposure to theft, fraud and loss, when trusting a third party such as an exchange or a Bitcoin wallet company, and finally, the fact that cryptocurrencies can be used for money laundering, terrorist financing, and other criminal activities.
In the potentiality that cryptocurrencies were to gain widespread acceptance, "there would be implications for the central bank," said Wilkins.
She explained, "In the unlikely situation in which cryptocurrencies were used broadly, a significant proportion of economic transactions would not be denominated in Canadian dollars. This would reduce the Bank’s ability to influence macroeconomic activity through Canadian interest rates.
"If e-money denominated in Canadian dollars were to significantly replace bank notes, there are some options that the central bank could take so as to be in a position to intervene in markets or be the lender of last resort."
To conclude, Wilkins said that while 'e-money' offered many benefits, these technologies are "circumventing our old models of payment," and have developed "new risks" that could dramatically affect the Canadian financial system as a whole.
Thus, she said, "the federal government, with the Bank's help, is modernizing the oversight frameworks for payments," and "the Bank is also undertaking research on the potential merits of issuing e-money."
The Bank of Canada is said to be "working through the tough issues," in order to "support the benefits of innovation, while safeguarding the integrity of Canada's money and payment systems and, ultimately, financial stability."
February 14, 2015, 10:47:46 AM
Good article here: http://cointelegraph.com/news/113486/bitcoin-created-more-jobs-than-the-us-govt-in-2014
Very interesting and this figure is a low one as the articles states the list is only a partial one. I can see DNotes here in a year or two if not more.
Very interesting and this figure is a low one as the articles states the list is only a partial one. I can see DNotes here in a year or two if not more.
Thanks Marc. That is a great article and we need more of these making the mainstream news. 250,00 jobs created in 2014 in the cryptocurrency industry, and we are just getting started!
February 14, 2015, 10:10:10 AM
im writing a Dnotes article for a good spanish bitcoin news blog, and like the image of "d" from dnotespool this one with 2 extra circles, is available somewhere with good resolution? if not will use normal Dnotes coin logo not problem
waiting for retirement plans starts to write all details and promote for spanish comunity.
waiting for retirement plans starts to write all details and promote for spanish comunity.
Thank you infovortice2013! We really appreciate your help promoting DNotes to the Spanish community! It would probably be best to use the standard DNotes coin logo for branding purposes.
February 14, 2015, 09:47:55 AM
im writing a Dnotes article for a good spanish bitcoin news blog, and like the image of "d" from dnotespool this one with 2 extra circles, is available somewhere with good resolution? if not will use normal Dnotes coin logo not problem
waiting for retirement plans starts to write all details and promote for spanish comunity.
waiting for retirement plans starts to write all details and promote for spanish comunity.
February 14, 2015, 08:11:01 AM
I still can't understand how to create a retirement account, I don't see anything on the website mentioning it?
EDIT: I know it isn't launched yet, but how are other people already signing up for it?
EDIT: I know it isn't launched yet, but how are other people already signing up for it?
Hi ik_do,
The CR.I.S.P. directors received access to the retirement section early for testing and to review how it works.
February 14, 2015, 05:51:32 AM
I still can't understand how to create a retirement account, I don't see anything on the website mentioning it?
EDIT: I know it isn't launched yet, but how are other people already signing up for it?
EDIT: I know it isn't launched yet, but how are other people already signing up for it?
It will be working after the launch on 17.04.
Regards
February 14, 2015, 05:11:23 AM
I still can't understand how to create a retirement account, I don't see anything on the website mentioning it?
EDIT: I know it isn't launched yet, but how are other people already signing up for it?
EDIT: I know it isn't launched yet, but how are other people already signing up for it?
February 13, 2015, 10:40:01 PM
Good article here: http://cointelegraph.com/news/113486/bitcoin-created-more-jobs-than-the-us-govt-in-2014
Very interesting and this figure is a low one as the articles states the list is only a partial one. I can see DNotes here in a year or two if not more.
Very interesting and this figure is a low one as the articles states the list is only a partial one. I can see DNotes here in a year or two if not more.
February 13, 2015, 08:26:34 PM
The website looks very good! I have made two deposits into my retirement account, one in the 5 year and one in the 10 year. I will make deposits into these frequently and build them eagerly. DNotes CR.I.S.P. programs are wonderful.
Wow. That was quick. I didn't know that we already have 8 retirement accounts signed up until I checked it out a few minutes ago. That is quite a vote of confidence. We had to struggle to meet dateline before and now it looks like we will be ahead of schedule. What a team! Great job!
February 13, 2015, 08:01:30 PM
We are can use more creative contributions in coming up with positive Headlines for 700 word PR Campaign targeting Mainstream Media:
1. DNotes Digital Currency Reaches Out To Include Everyday People In The Rewards Of Early Technology Investment
2. Government Run Pension Plans Unsustainable As DNotes Continues To Assist People In Rebuilding With CR.I.S.P. For Retirement.
3. Bitcoin Alternative DNotes May Provide The Comfort Mainstream Media Needed, if one year of Consistent Stability with Solid Appreciation can Restore their Confidence.
4. Trust is Central to the Success of a Trustless Decentralized System. Bitcoin will succeed with a little more Love and a lot more Trust.
5. DNotes Digital Currency Edges Closer To Mass Adoption With Their CR.I.S.P. Programs
6. DNotes Stability Record Sets The Standard For Others To Follow
7. DNotes Provides True Innovation in Digital Currency by Going Back to the Roots of Money Itself.
8. More than just another Digital Currency, DNotes Works for Your Future While Providing for the Present.
9. It's Time To Get Serious About Your Digital Portfolio. DNotes offers numerous options designed to help you transition to the future of Digital Currency.
10. DNotes For Debt? Is A Stable Digital Currency The Answer To Your Future Being Debt Free?
11. All you need for your future is CR.I.S.P. for Retirement.
12. DNotes revolutionizes savings with its CR.I.S.P. for Retirement plan.
13. DNotes is the most stable digital cryptocurrency with history to prove it.
14. In the world of cryptocurrency, DNotes has become the solid foundation on which to build your future using CR.I.S.P. for Retirement.
15. CryptoCurrency, moving too fast for it's own good
Thanks. It is shaping up to be a great list. We can use a few positive headlines that are more general in support of our industry. We still have CRISP for Students, Employee Benefits, and Charity to be rolled out with at least one press release each. Don’t forget CryptoMoms which should get a couple too. In total there will be at least two press releases each month.
It is quite demanding in terms both time and money. This is funded by a few of our larger stakeholders. We do not seeking donation from our community. That is another major difference about DNotes. Together with a very dedicated community DNotes will continue to fulfill its missions with gathering strength.
1. DNotes Digital Currency Reaches Out To Include Everyday People In The Rewards Of Early Technology Investment
2. Government Run Pension Plans Unsustainable As DNotes Continues To Assist People In Rebuilding With CR.I.S.P. For Retirement.
3. Bitcoin Alternative DNotes May Provide The Comfort Mainstream Media Needed, if one year of Consistent Stability with Solid Appreciation can Restore their Confidence.
4. Trust is Central to the Success of a Trustless Decentralized System. Bitcoin will succeed with a little more Love and a lot more Trust.
5. DNotes Digital Currency Edges Closer To Mass Adoption With Their CR.I.S.P. Programs
6. DNotes Stability Record Sets The Standard For Others To Follow
7. DNotes Provides True Innovation in Digital Currency by Going Back to the Roots of Money Itself.
8. More than just another Digital Currency, DNotes Works for Your Future While Providing for the Present.
9. It's Time To Get Serious About Your Digital Portfolio. DNotes offers numerous options designed to help you transition to the future of Digital Currency.
10. DNotes For Debt? Is A Stable Digital Currency The Answer To Your Future Being Debt Free?
11. All you need for your future is CR.I.S.P. for Retirement.
12. DNotes revolutionizes savings with its CR.I.S.P. for Retirement plan.
13. DNotes is the most stable digital cryptocurrency with history to prove it.
14. In the world of cryptocurrency, DNotes has become the solid foundation on which to build your future using CR.I.S.P. for Retirement.
15. CryptoCurrency, moving too fast for it's own good
Thanks. It is shaping up to be a great list. We can use a few positive headlines that are more general in support of our industry. We still have CRISP for Students, Employee Benefits, and Charity to be rolled out with at least one press release each. Don’t forget CryptoMoms which should get a couple too. In total there will be at least two press releases each month.
It is quite demanding in terms both time and money. This is funded by a few of our larger stakeholders. We do not seeking donation from our community. That is another major difference about DNotes. Together with a very dedicated community DNotes will continue to fulfill its missions with gathering strength.
February 13, 2015, 07:47:35 PM
Super! I just sent them an email about 30 minutes ago, basically asking them to resolve the issue as it was a main attraction for me as well as others 
I will let you know what their response is when I know.
THX
I will let you know what their response is when I know.
THX
Just finished my ticket to them offering my assistance. We did have an issue a few days ago with hamster pool on ubuntu 14.04 (not the other versions which was weird), we were able to fix by updating the checkpoints with that specific block they were getting stuck on. So I did point advise they may want to make sure they have that update from the source code.
I will give then time to respond. Please let me know if you do hear from them.
February 13, 2015, 07:19:35 PM
The website looks very good! I have made two deposits into my retirement account, one in the 5 year and one in the 10 year. I will make deposits into these frequently and build them eagerly. DNotes CR.I.S.P. programs are wonderful.
February 13, 2015, 07:10:08 PM
We are can use more creative contributions in coming up with positive Headlines for 700 word PR Campaign targeting Mainstream Media:
1. DNotes Digital Currency Reaches Out To Include Everyday People In The Rewards Of Early Technology Investment
2. Government Run Pension Plans Unsustainable As DNotes Continues To Assist People In Rebuilding With CR.I.S.P. For Retirement.
3. Bitcoin Alternative DNotes May Provide The Comfort Mainstream Media Needed, if one year of Consistent Stability with Solid Appreciation can Restore their Confidence.
4. Trust is Central to the Success of a Trustless Decentralized System. Bitcoin will succeed with a little more Love and a lot more Trust.
5. DNotes Digital Currency Edges Closer To Mass Adoption With Their CR.I.S.P. Programs
6. DNotes Stability Record Sets The Standard For Others To Follow
7. DNotes Provides True Innovation in Digital Currency by Going Back to the Roots of Money Itself.
8. More than just another Digital Currency, DNotes Works for Your Future While Providing for the Present.
9. It's Time To Get Serious About Your Digital Portfolio. DNotes offers numerous options designed to help you transition to the future of Digital Currency.
1. DNotes Digital Currency Reaches Out To Include Everyday People In The Rewards Of Early Technology Investment
2. Government Run Pension Plans Unsustainable As DNotes Continues To Assist People In Rebuilding With CR.I.S.P. For Retirement.
3. Bitcoin Alternative DNotes May Provide The Comfort Mainstream Media Needed, if one year of Consistent Stability with Solid Appreciation can Restore their Confidence.
4. Trust is Central to the Success of a Trustless Decentralized System. Bitcoin will succeed with a little more Love and a lot more Trust.
5. DNotes Digital Currency Edges Closer To Mass Adoption With Their CR.I.S.P. Programs
6. DNotes Stability Record Sets The Standard For Others To Follow
7. DNotes Provides True Innovation in Digital Currency by Going Back to the Roots of Money Itself.
8. More than just another Digital Currency, DNotes Works for Your Future While Providing for the Present.
9. It's Time To Get Serious About Your Digital Portfolio. DNotes offers numerous options designed to help you transition to the future of Digital Currency.
These are all very good!
A few more:
All you need for your future is CR.I.S.P. for Retirement.
DNotes revolutionizes savings with its CR.I.S.P. for Retirement plan.
DNotes is the most stable digital cryptocurrency with history to prove it.
In the world of cryptocurrency, DNotes has become the solid foundation on which to build your future using CR.I.S.P. for Retirement.
Maybe we can tackle two or three of these a month? Having constant good news pressure on the press will achieve many a great thing, but is DNotes ready for mainstream press and all that goes with it (good and bad)?
February 13, 2015, 06:23:45 PM
this is going to be HUGE 3 days countdown ... tic tac tic tac
https://dnotesvault.com/crisp-for-retirement.php
dnotes pool runnig good again just now going to run miner
3 days countdown ... tic tac tic tachttps://dnotesvault.com/crisp-for-retirement.php
dnotes pool runnig good again just now going to run miner
Great! Glad everything is working again.
We are excited too, can't wait.
February 13, 2015, 06:22:44 PM
Super! I just sent them an email about 30 minutes ago, basically asking them to resolve the issue as it was a main attraction for me as well as others
I will let you know what their response is when I know.
THX
I will let you know what their response is when I know.
THX
Just finished my ticket to them offering my assistance. We did have an issue a few days ago with hamster pool on ubuntu 14.04 (not the other versions which was weird), we were able to fix by updating the checkpoints with that specific block they were getting stuck on. So I did point advise they may want to make sure they have that update from the source code.
February 13, 2015, 05:56:47 PM
this is going to be HUGE 3 days countdown ... tic tac tic tac
https://dnotesvault.com/crisp-for-retirement.php
dnotes pool runnig good again just now going to run miner
3 days countdown ... tic tac tic tachttps://dnotesvault.com/crisp-for-retirement.php
dnotes pool runnig good again just now going to run miner
February 13, 2015, 05:46:43 PM
Super! I just sent them an email about 30 minutes ago, basically asking them to resolve the issue as it was a main attraction for me as well as others
I will let you know what their response is when I know.
THX
I will let you know what their response is when I know.
THX
Thanks, MinermanNC. Your support is well appreciated.
February 13, 2015, 05:35:04 PM
Super! I just sent them an email about 30 minutes ago, basically asking them to resolve the issue as it was a main attraction for me as well as others
I will let you know what their response is when I know.
THX
I will let you know what their response is when I know.
THX
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