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$2.44 pegando algumas e fazendo Preço Médio.
DRK hj é minha altercoin nº 1, desbancou a STR.
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DRK hj é minha altercoin nº 1, desbancou a STR.
Por conta de alguns problemas que foram apontados por um pesquisador, a equipe de desenvolvedores da Darkcoin revisou o protocolo Darksend de forma extensiva, de modo a ampliar o anonimato oferecido. é muito importante que todos os clients da rede Darkcoin sejam atualizados.
Usuários que precisam atualizar:
Pools
Exchanges
Usuários do Darksend
Clients normais
Masternodes
Mudanças aplicadas neste release:
- Os Masternodes podem, a partir de agora, fazer um número limitado de transações para Darksend livres de taxas. Tratam-se de transações especiais que demandam uma assinatura que apenas o Masternode pode criar.
- A Darksend, a partir de agora, não tem mais quaisquer taxas que possam ser rastreadas, tudo o que haverá na darksend serão apenas os valores padronizados das Darksend Denominations.
- Dispositivo específico para proteção do queuing.
- Os Clients lembram-se de quais Masternodes se conectaram no passado para que não o utilizem novamente.
- As mensagens Dsee/Dseep foram reparadas de modo que elas apenas recebam assinaturas mais novas do que as que possuem.
- 2 tipos diferentes de client crashes foram consertados.
- Dividido o main.cpp para o core.cpp.
- Dividido o darksend.cpp para masternode.cpp, activemasternode.cpp e instantx.cpp.
- Adicionado ProcessMessages modular para Darksend, Masternodes e InstantX.
- O Client pode, a partir de agora, combinad as sessões com quaisquer outros usuários.
10.16.6 Onyx V2 Binaries: Atualização para todos os usuários
Código fonte: https://github.com/darkcoin/darkcoin
Windows .exe: https://github.com/darkcoinproject/darkcoin-binaries/raw/master/darkcoin-0.10.16.6-win.zip
Mac OSX: https://github.com/darkcoinproject/darkcoin-binaries/raw/master/darkcoin-0.10.16.6-osx.dmg
Linux: https://github.com/darkcoinproject/darkcoin-binaries/raw/master/darkcoin-0.10.16.6-linux.tar.gz
* Fonte: https://darkcointalk.org/threads/v10-16-onyx-v2.2982/page-5
Due to some issues that were brought up by a researcher, we've revised the Darksend protocol extensively to enhance the anonymity provided. It's very important that all clients on the Darkcoin network update.
Users Required To Update:
Pools
Exchanges
Darksend Users
Normal Clients
Masternodes
Changes made in this release:
- Masternodes can now make a limited number of zero-fee transaction for Darksend. These are special transactions that require a signature that only the masternodes can create.
- Darksend now has no fees to track what-so-ever, all that will ever be in Darksend transactions are Darksend denominations.
- Added queue gaming protection
- Clients remember which masternodes they've connected to in the past and won't use them against.
- Dsee/Dseep messages have been fixed so they only take newer signatures than the one they have
- 2 different kinds of client crashes have been fixed
- Split up main.cpp into core.cpp
- Split up darksend.cpp into masternode.cpp, activemasternode.cpp and instantx.cpp
- Added modular ProcessMessages for Darksend, Masternodes and InstantX
- Client can now join sessions with any other users
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Gráficos da Darkcoin atualizados:
E as perspectivas são cada vez melhores:
O Bitcoin também parece estar se recuperando, e a valorização do Bitcoin causa um efeito multiplicador ao preço do Darkcoin. Ainda mais por sinalizar o fim do "bear market" que tomou conta das criptomoedas durante a maior parte deste ano.
Boa visualização da comparação de velocidade de confirmação das transações das diferentes moedas: A Darkcoin, com a nova tecnologia InstantX é incrivelmente mais veloz.
Aqui há um video postado pelo Evan demonstrando o funcionamento da InstantX: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBjUPj-TmFE
Aqui há um video postado pelo Evan demonstrando o funcionamento da InstantX: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBjUPj-TmFE
Hoje o dia foi agitado na comunidade Darkcoin. Muita coisa aconteceu: notícias, reviravoltas, progressos...
A potential deal to merge ShadowCash with Darkcoin was being discussed privately by the developers of both coins. A document with details of the proposal was leaked. Evan then formally put the idea on the table for the Darkcoin community. Many were against the idea, so Evan made the decision not to go ahead with it.
Buying drugs with Darkcoin on the dark markets will go to air on FOX News in Texas tonight.
It is rumoured that OKCoin will be listing DRK soon.
Evan succesfully performed an InstanTx transaction in about 2 seconds in testing. Hopefully a testnet version will be released soon.
O mais importante: Darkcoin decolando!
There's the wrong end of the stick. And then there's the wrong stick. And then there's no fucking stick at all.
Here's my full statement, can someone not read?
Darkcoin is about privacy for online transactions, not drugs. Like Bitcoin, it's a decentralized currency, but with strong anonymity at it's core. As a decentralized currency, we have no control over what our users do with their money, although our terms of use make it very clear that we're against any illegal uses of the software. Criminals have always had options like cash to get full privacy, but many crypto-currency users are becoming very aware of the lack of privacy of Bitcoin, which has lead them to Darkcoin.
As a side note, there is no Darkcoin company. It's just open source software that people run on their computers, there's no centralized organization.
Would anyone be willing to give me a summary of what happened in the last twelve hours?
A potential deal to merge ShadowCash with Darkcoin was being discussed privately by the developers of both coins. A document with details of the proposal was leaked. Evan then formally put the idea on the table for the Darkcoin community. Many were against the idea, so Evan made the decision not to go ahead with it.
Buying drugs with Darkcoin on the dark markets will go to air on FOX News in Texas tonight.
It is rumoured that OKCoin will be listing DRK soon.
Evan succesfully performed an InstanTx transaction in about 2 seconds in testing. Hopefully a testnet version will be released soon.
O mais importante: Darkcoin decolando!
"Coming up after the break, we tell you how a Company called Darkcoin is having to defend iteself from online drug purchases..."
Ahahaha. There's the wrong end of the stick. And then there's the wrong stick. And then there's no fucking stick at all.
Here's my full statement, can someone not read?
Darkcoin is about privacy for online transactions, not drugs. Like Bitcoin, it's a decentralized currency, but with strong anonymity at it's core. As a decentralized currency, we have no control over what our users do with their money, although our terms of use make it very clear that we're against any illegal uses of the software. Criminals have always had options like cash to get full privacy, but many crypto-currency users are becoming very aware of the lack of privacy of Bitcoin, which has lead them to Darkcoin.
As a side note, there is no Darkcoin company. It's just open source software that people run on their computers, there's no centralized organization.
Como os fundamentos são ótimos, na minha opinião, não tenho problemas com a idéia de comprar e segurar cada vez mais DRKs para um Buy and Hold de longo prazo. Ainda mais quando se pode manter Masternodes que vão render ainda mais DRKs!
Olá raganius,
Pode explicar mais ou menos como funcionam os masternodes? Pelo (pouco) que acabei de ler, é necessário deixar como garantia em torno de 1000 DRK enquanto o masternode estiver ativo e pela cotação atual isso seria +/- 5 BTC. É isto mesmo? E em caso positivo, já há algum tipo de pool de masternodes ?
Obrigado,
Adriano
É isso mesmo. O requisito para funcionamento do Masternode é que sejam mantidos 1.000DRK vinculados exclusivamente para o Masternode específico.
O sistema somente vai aceitar um Masternode se estiver relacionado a um endereço contendo ao menos 1.000DRK. Caso esse requisito não seja preenchido (por exemplo, se os 1.000DRK forem movidos do endereço original) o Masternode é rejeitado. A razão dessa exigência é garantir maior segurança à rede provedora de anonimato da Darkcoin, pois com o cada vez maior número de Masternodes, somando-se o preço de 1.000DRK, torna-se progressivamente mais caro, e assim inviável, para um indivíduo mal intencionado criar Masternodes em número suficiente para comprometer o sistema.
As moedas estão seguras, já que esses 1.000DRK ficam em wallet offline, eliminando o risco de serem hackeados/roubados. O importante é que na configuração do Masternode seja comprovado o domínio sobre o endereço contendo os 1.000DRK, e toda vez que o sistema for checar o Masternode vai verificar no blockchain se as moedas continuam lá.
E as moedas não ficam, de forma alguma, presas, já que podem ser utilizadas a qualquer momento, sendo que nesse caso o Masternode é automaticamente excluído da rede, somente podendo ser reativado com nova configuração informando novo endereço contendo 1.000 coins.
Existem alguns serviços de "pool" de Masternodes, em que indivíduos que possuem menos que 1.000DRK se quotizam, pagando uma remuneração ao administrador, e recebendo semanalmente ou mensalmente os lucros proporcionais. No DarkcoinTalk há vários desses serviços em andamento.
Existem também serviços de adminstração de Masternode para pessoas que tem as 1.000 moedas, mas que não querem ter o "trabalho" de configurar e manter o node em funcionamento, muito embora seja tão simples a instalação e manutenção, havendo diversos tutoriais passo a passo.
a minha expectativa é justamente essa, comprar agora na baixa, segurar e vender la na frente com um bom lucro.
a minha expectativa é justamente essa, comprar agora na baixa, segurar e vender la na frente com um bom lucro.
Como os fundamentos são ótimos, na minha opinião, não tenho problemas com a idéia de comprar e segurar cada vez mais DRKs para um Buy and Hold de longo prazo. Ainda mais quando se pode manter Masternodes que vão render ainda mais DRKs!
Olá raganius,
Pode explicar mais ou menos como funcionam os masternodes? Pelo (pouco) que acabei de ler, é necessário deixar como garantia em torno de 1000 DRK enquanto o masternode estiver ativo e pela cotação atual isso seria +/- 5 BTC. É isto mesmo? E em caso positivo, já há algum tipo de pool de masternodes ?
Obrigado,
Adriano
Eh justamente nisso que estou apostando!!!
Aproveitando o momento de baixa pra comprar o maximo de darkcoin. E espero uma grande valorizacao...
Esse crash geral tem pelo menos dois pontos positivos (se considerarmos a tecnologia "blockchain" como, realmente, paradigmática):
1 - Nos dá mais uma chance de sermos early adopters;
2 - Tira um pouco das moedas dos early adopters "originais", os quais detém ainda uma grande quantidade de moedas mineradas quando a dificuldade era irrisória, distribuindo para nós "novos" early adopters, o que dá um equilíbrio incomparavelmente maior ao mercado.
E isso é em relação a todas as criptomoedas (inclusive a Bitcoin).
Como eu disse acima, essa "correção" tende a trazer um "ajuste" ao mercado, filtrando, limpando, selecionando as moedas que merecem ficar, e as que dever sumir.
Como eu acredito nas criptomoedas, estou muito otimista nesse cenário (que por sinal, deve ser desesperador para os mais antigos, que no final do ano passado viram o boom de seu patrimônio, e que hoje se sentem como se estivesse tudo "derretendo")
estou fazendo um planejamento financeiro aqui, sera que a DRK vai atingir $10 ate 2016 ?
Sinceramente
? Acho que não....Se chegar a 5 doletas tem que comemorar........... 
Abs
Isso vai depender de quão importante os usuários consideram sua própria privacidade, afinal de contas a Darkcoin oferece, dentre outras coisas, justamente isso.
Na minha opinião a Darkcoin está uma pechincha, ou seja, está na fase de compra e acúmulo (panic buy, na minha opinião), nunca pensei que voltaria a oportunidade de se comprar tantos darkcoins baratos.
(particularmente estou contando com uma quotação de 50USD... mas quem sou eu para fazer previsões
)Eh justamente nisso que estou apostando!!!
Aproveitando o momento de baixa pra comprar o maximo de darkcoin. E espero uma grande valorizacao...
estou fazendo um planejamento financeiro aqui, sera que a DRK vai atingir $10 ate 2016 ?
Sinceramente
? Acho que não....Se chegar a 5 doletas tem que comemorar........... Abs
Isso vai depender de quão importante os usuários consideram sua própria privacidade, afinal de contas a Darkcoin oferece, dentre outras coisas, justamente isso.
Na minha opinião a Darkcoin está uma pechincha, ou seja, está na fase de compra e acúmulo (panic buy, para mim), nunca pensei que voltaria a oportunidade de se comprar tantos darkcoins baratos.
Tentando entender o preço atual (se ignorarmos o crash generalizado das criptomoedas):
Essa moeda está em pleno desenvolvimento, ou seja, muito embora a função de anomimato (masternodes) já esteja em funcionamento, ainda há algumas tecnologias sendo implantadas (como a das transações instantâneas, por exemplo, que dispensa as tão demoradas confirmações) o que faz com que hajam atualizações quase que semanais, ficando um clima de "desculpem o transtorno, estamos em obra", e acho que é isso que vem se refletindo nos preços atualmente.
Comparando com o Litecoin ou Dogecoin, por exemplo, (ou mesmo com o Bitcoin) não há dúvidas que os fundamentos do Darkcoin são infinitamente superiores: O Bitcoin tem a vantagem da grande quantidade de "merchants" e de toda a estrutura já em operação, mas tem a desvantagem da lentidão e da falta de privacidade. O Dogecoin, nem conheço muito bem, mas parece ter a vantagem, tão somente, de contar com uma comunidade numerosa de usuários. O Litecoin.... não tem nenhuma vantagem hehe.
Como os fundamentos são ótimos, na minha opinião, não tenho problemas com a idéia de comprar e segurar cada vez mais DRKs para um Buy and Hold de longo prazo. Ainda mais quando se pode manter Masternodes que vão render ainda mais DRKs!
É claro que existem algumas outras altcoins igualmente interessantes, e com tecnologias e inovações importantes, e essas também não devem ser ignoradas. Mesmo porque o que se vê atualmente é um "crash" generalizado fazendo com que o preço de todas as altcoins (sérias) despenquem: ou seja, uma ótima oportunidade de investimento de longo prazo, para aqueles que se preocupam com fundamentos (já, quanto às moedas "pump and dump", essas não passam de loteria, arrisca-se quem quizer apostar).
(Vejo esse crash atual como uma boa oportunidade de o mercado dar uma "limpada" nessa grande confusão de altcoins, e apenas as melhores, que se justifiquem, sobreviverá)
E vamos ver como o preço se desenvolve após concluídos os trabalhos em andamento de aperfeiçoamento das tecnologias, a maior adoção por "merchants" (inclusive na dark web), e mais, quando a fase de "crash" das criptomoedas se reverter.
(particularmente estou contando com uma quotação de 50USD... mas quem sou eu para fazer previsões
)
estou fazendo um planejamento financeiro aqui, sera que a DRK vai atingir $10 ate 2016 ?
Sinceramente
? Acho que não....Se chegar a 5 doletas tem que comemorar........... Abs
estou fazendo um planejamento financeiro aqui, sera que a DRK vai atingir $10 ate 2016 ?
Deep Web Bitcoin Mixer’s Recent Hack Restarted The Debate Of Darkcoin Vs Trusted Mixers and Trusted Mixers Won
O caso recente em que um site "Bitcoin Mixer" (que provê anonimato a bitcoins) foi hackeado traz à tona o debate entre continuar usando Bitcoin e arriscar-se ser roubado por serviços centralizados possivelmente mal intencionados, ou adotar a nova tecnologia descentralizada da Darkcoin.
Aquestionável conclusão é que, muito embora a tecnologia Darkcoin seja superior e mais segura, por enquanto ainda está valendo a pena o risco (!!) de ser hackeado ou roubado por usar serviços CENTRALIZADOS de provimento de privacidade em Bitcoin ao invés de optar pela solução segura DESCENTRALIZADA da Darkcoin, até que haja uma maior adoção da Darkcoin pelo mercado.
O caso recente em que um site "Bitcoin Mixer" (que provê anonimato a bitcoins) foi hackeado traz à tona o debate entre continuar usando Bitcoin e arriscar-se ser roubado por serviços centralizados possivelmente mal intencionados, ou adotar a nova tecnologia descentralizada da Darkcoin.
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Deep Web Bitcoin Mixer’s Recent Hack Restarted The Debate Of Darkcoin Vs Trusted Mixers and Trusted Mixers Won
Recently we broke the story about the online drug marketplaces, Nucleus and Diabolus, adding the anonymous cryptocurrency, Darkcoin. Nucleus and Diabolus were the first online drug marketplaces to accept Darkcoin, and marked a potential new trend for drug marketplaces. The adoption of Darkcoin by the deep web has been one that many Darkcoin investors and users wanted. The adoption of Darkcoin by the deep web would cause a massive increase in Darkcoin’s price, as well as much higher trading volume. A portion of the deep web community also encouraged the adoption of Darkcoin by marketplaces for the extra anonymity they see the coin providing, over the current de facto currency of the deep web, Bitcoin.
Darkcoin’s Built-In Advantages
One of the many reasons why Darkcoin proponents want Darkcoin to be adopted by marketplaces, over Bitcoin, is the in wallet mixer, or money launder, Darksend. Darksend, if enabled, will mix coins through dedicated nodes on the Darkcoin network called masternodes. These masternodes send the coins through several addresses until the trail is too long for an investigator to search through.
The way people on the deep web currently achieve financial anonymity is by sending Bitcoin through centralized, trusted mixers, BitcoinFog or BitBlender. When trying to achieve anonymity, trusting other people and centralization can be your downfall. People try to avoid centralization for good reasons, illustrated by recent events.
Danger of Centralized Bitcoin Blenders
A day after the Nucleus and Diabolus Marketplace announced their integration of Darkcoin, a medium sized deep web Bitcoin laundering service, called BitBlender, was hacked. This is one of the key reasons why proponents of Darkcoin say that Darkcoin is better. Not only is it automatic but you don’t have to worry about trusting people to properly mix your coins.
BitBlender did come back online the next the day, and admin of the service did try to bandage the wounds by going on to reddit to clear up questions and announce his plans from here. BitBlender’s admin asked the community to be patience, and stick with the service but very few people shared that sentiment. Many users were only worried about getting their money back. Some users reported that they were able to retrieve some of their funds, but many did have the same luck. The BitBlender admin made a statement on reddit detailing the plan to pay people back, saying, “My solution is that I am not going to earn anything of the 1-3% commission as everything is going back to refund the users instead…This is the only way I can think of to be able to return all the bitcoins to the users, if I give up now and don’t try to start Blender again there is no way I can come up with these coins… Then everyone loses!”
Many people were not interested in using the service anymore, though. Many people were even skeptical of the site being hacked and instead suggesting the BitBlender himself stole the coins. Numerous scammers running businesses on the deep web in the past, have said that they been hacked when in reality, they have just ran off with the funds. The deep web community a skeptical bunch when they hear “HACKED!”
Money people had decided to move on to greener pastures when they heard the news. A minority of people voiced their annoyance and disapproval of current way crypto-currency anonymization is done on the deep web and urge the community to get behind the adoption of anonymous crypto-currencies, like Darkcoin. The majority of people ignored this and instead took this as a sign that they use Grams Helix.
Grams Helix – A Bitcoin Blender With History
Grams Helix is a Bitcoin mixer that is run by the same company that got a lot of press for creating the first search engine of the deep web, Grams. While the Grams Helix mixing formula is kept under wraps, he claims that coins you received from the service are not just mixed, but completely different coins from the ones you sent in. Most mixers just send coins through many address, leaving a long trail that is hard to search but nonetheless, leads back to the address to sent the coins from originally. Helix claims to one up this by giving your coins to someone else and some other person’s coins to you. While you will end up with the same amount of coins that you put in, minus the fee, they will not be tied to the address you originally sent to the coins from, at all.
Users still have to trust the admin of Grams Helix and many are willing to do so. The Grams admin has received quite a lot of popularity since bringing the first search engine to the deep web. He is also working on many other services, like a deep web adsense, and a few other projects he is not currently ready to announce. Many deep webbers do have a problem with the fee that Grams Helix charges, which is 3%. Many people hate they have to pay 3%, and wait hours to receive their coins. Others in the community said that is simply the price of being able to mix your coins in a much more anonymous fashion with the Grams brand.
Grams Helix claims they received a huge influx of users after Bitblender’s hack. Nucleus market was still in beta and thus unusable, but Diabolus was operational and made no mention of receiving an influx of new users following the hack. Grams Helix’s service was challenged by the huge influx of users. The Grams Admin made a statement saying, “Since the Bitblender hack , helix has received an influx of new users. This is great news for us but has also kept me and my support staff busy answering emails for the past 2 days.” The users were experiencing a problem the site had never experienced before, expiring Bitcoin address which were causing a huge problem using the service. A day later, Grams Admin announced they had fixed the problem by allowing users to reset expired addresses themselves. The company also reduced the fee their service charges from 3% to 2.5% for the new users who were victims of the BitBlender hack.
According to posts on reddit, people seem really happy with Helix, despite the premium users pay for using the service. It has been a growing leader in the online Bitcoin mixing business. A few weeks ago, the oldest and most trusted bitcoin mixer on the deep web, Bitcoinfog, was down several hours and many thought the worse, hacked or the admins had ran off with everyone’s coins. Though the service did come back online, in the meantime many were left without a mixer. Many Bitcoinfog users did what BitBlender users did this time, and turned to Grams Helix because of its unique mixing method, and because it offers a faster mixer, called Helix light, which reduces the headache of waiting for your coins to be mixed.
Darkcoin vs Bitcoin Mixers
Even with the addition of the first online drug markets integrating Darkcoin, trusted and centralized mixers are still winning over consumers. While Darkcoin’s Darksend provides anonymity that may be superior, the network effects of merchants, consumers and established markets seems to keep Bitcoin’s position as reigning king secure. While trusted mixers might of won this battle, the war is from from over. Nucleus marketplace just officially opened this week, and Diablous is going strong. The main thing for a markets success is to gather merchants to sell their illegal goods. It has yet to be seen if Darkcoin is going to be enough of a selling point for merchants and attract them to the two sites.
Recently we broke the story about the online drug marketplaces, Nucleus and Diabolus, adding the anonymous cryptocurrency, Darkcoin. Nucleus and Diabolus were the first online drug marketplaces to accept Darkcoin, and marked a potential new trend for drug marketplaces. The adoption of Darkcoin by the deep web has been one that many Darkcoin investors and users wanted. The adoption of Darkcoin by the deep web would cause a massive increase in Darkcoin’s price, as well as much higher trading volume. A portion of the deep web community also encouraged the adoption of Darkcoin by marketplaces for the extra anonymity they see the coin providing, over the current de facto currency of the deep web, Bitcoin.
Darkcoin’s Built-In Advantages
One of the many reasons why Darkcoin proponents want Darkcoin to be adopted by marketplaces, over Bitcoin, is the in wallet mixer, or money launder, Darksend. Darksend, if enabled, will mix coins through dedicated nodes on the Darkcoin network called masternodes. These masternodes send the coins through several addresses until the trail is too long for an investigator to search through.
The way people on the deep web currently achieve financial anonymity is by sending Bitcoin through centralized, trusted mixers, BitcoinFog or BitBlender. When trying to achieve anonymity, trusting other people and centralization can be your downfall. People try to avoid centralization for good reasons, illustrated by recent events.
Danger of Centralized Bitcoin Blenders
A day after the Nucleus and Diabolus Marketplace announced their integration of Darkcoin, a medium sized deep web Bitcoin laundering service, called BitBlender, was hacked. This is one of the key reasons why proponents of Darkcoin say that Darkcoin is better. Not only is it automatic but you don’t have to worry about trusting people to properly mix your coins.
BitBlender did come back online the next the day, and admin of the service did try to bandage the wounds by going on to reddit to clear up questions and announce his plans from here. BitBlender’s admin asked the community to be patience, and stick with the service but very few people shared that sentiment. Many users were only worried about getting their money back. Some users reported that they were able to retrieve some of their funds, but many did have the same luck. The BitBlender admin made a statement on reddit detailing the plan to pay people back, saying, “My solution is that I am not going to earn anything of the 1-3% commission as everything is going back to refund the users instead…This is the only way I can think of to be able to return all the bitcoins to the users, if I give up now and don’t try to start Blender again there is no way I can come up with these coins… Then everyone loses!”
Many people were not interested in using the service anymore, though. Many people were even skeptical of the site being hacked and instead suggesting the BitBlender himself stole the coins. Numerous scammers running businesses on the deep web in the past, have said that they been hacked when in reality, they have just ran off with the funds. The deep web community a skeptical bunch when they hear “HACKED!”
Money people had decided to move on to greener pastures when they heard the news. A minority of people voiced their annoyance and disapproval of current way crypto-currency anonymization is done on the deep web and urge the community to get behind the adoption of anonymous crypto-currencies, like Darkcoin. The majority of people ignored this and instead took this as a sign that they use Grams Helix.
Grams Helix – A Bitcoin Blender With History
Grams Helix is a Bitcoin mixer that is run by the same company that got a lot of press for creating the first search engine of the deep web, Grams. While the Grams Helix mixing formula is kept under wraps, he claims that coins you received from the service are not just mixed, but completely different coins from the ones you sent in. Most mixers just send coins through many address, leaving a long trail that is hard to search but nonetheless, leads back to the address to sent the coins from originally. Helix claims to one up this by giving your coins to someone else and some other person’s coins to you. While you will end up with the same amount of coins that you put in, minus the fee, they will not be tied to the address you originally sent to the coins from, at all.
Users still have to trust the admin of Grams Helix and many are willing to do so. The Grams admin has received quite a lot of popularity since bringing the first search engine to the deep web. He is also working on many other services, like a deep web adsense, and a few other projects he is not currently ready to announce. Many deep webbers do have a problem with the fee that Grams Helix charges, which is 3%. Many people hate they have to pay 3%, and wait hours to receive their coins. Others in the community said that is simply the price of being able to mix your coins in a much more anonymous fashion with the Grams brand.
Grams Helix claims they received a huge influx of users after Bitblender’s hack. Nucleus market was still in beta and thus unusable, but Diabolus was operational and made no mention of receiving an influx of new users following the hack. Grams Helix’s service was challenged by the huge influx of users. The Grams Admin made a statement saying, “Since the Bitblender hack , helix has received an influx of new users. This is great news for us but has also kept me and my support staff busy answering emails for the past 2 days.” The users were experiencing a problem the site had never experienced before, expiring Bitcoin address which were causing a huge problem using the service. A day later, Grams Admin announced they had fixed the problem by allowing users to reset expired addresses themselves. The company also reduced the fee their service charges from 3% to 2.5% for the new users who were victims of the BitBlender hack.
According to posts on reddit, people seem really happy with Helix, despite the premium users pay for using the service. It has been a growing leader in the online Bitcoin mixing business. A few weeks ago, the oldest and most trusted bitcoin mixer on the deep web, Bitcoinfog, was down several hours and many thought the worse, hacked or the admins had ran off with everyone’s coins. Though the service did come back online, in the meantime many were left without a mixer. Many Bitcoinfog users did what BitBlender users did this time, and turned to Grams Helix because of its unique mixing method, and because it offers a faster mixer, called Helix light, which reduces the headache of waiting for your coins to be mixed.
Darkcoin vs Bitcoin Mixers
Even with the addition of the first online drug markets integrating Darkcoin, trusted and centralized mixers are still winning over consumers. While Darkcoin’s Darksend provides anonymity that may be superior, the network effects of merchants, consumers and established markets seems to keep Bitcoin’s position as reigning king secure. While trusted mixers might of won this battle, the war is from from over. Nucleus marketplace just officially opened this week, and Diablous is going strong. The main thing for a markets success is to gather merchants to sell their illegal goods. It has yet to be seen if Darkcoin is going to be enough of a selling point for merchants and attract them to the two sites.
Desculpe a pergunta newbie.
Mas é DRK que tem a opção de deixar a carteira aberta meio que sincronizando, e depois de um tempo você até ganha algumas coins como recompensa?
Caso seja como faço? caso não seja alguem sabe me indicar quais são as coins que fazem isso? E se vale a pena o.o.
Att.
Mas é DRK que tem a opção de deixar a carteira aberta meio que sincronizando, e depois de um tempo você até ganha algumas coins como recompensa?
Caso seja como faço? caso não seja alguem sabe me indicar quais são as coins que fazem isso? E se vale a pena o.o.
Att.
Não, a Darkcoin é uma moeda PoW (Proof of Work) como o Bitcoin. As moedas proof of work são obtidas por meio da mineração.
São as moedas PoS (Proof of Stake) que são criadas da maneira como você descreveu. São derivadas da Peercoin... dá uma olhada nesse thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/best-proof-of-stake-coins-voting-poll-786993
O que a Darkcoin tem é um sistema de Masternodes, que garante a privacidade/anonimato* das transações em Darkcoin. Cada Masternode recebe por seu serviço à rede uma remuneração proporcional às moedas que são mineradas.
* As transações em Bitcoin não são anônimas, podendo ser rastreadas sem grande esforço.
Os Masternodes são nodes (pontos) da rede Darkcoin (que podem ser criados pelos próprios usuários dessa rede) que tem a função específica de prestar o serviço de "coin mixing" (embaralhando as moedas). Tal serviço foi batizado como DarkSend, e é capaz de tornar anônimas as transações em Darkcoin.
Desculpe a pergunta newbie.
Mas é DRK que tem a opção de deixar a carteira aberta meio que sincronizando, e depois de um tempo você até ganha algumas coins como recompensa?
Caso seja como faço? caso não seja alguem sabe me indicar quais são as coins que fazem isso? E se vale a pena o.o.
Att.
Mas é DRK que tem a opção de deixar a carteira aberta meio que sincronizando, e depois de um tempo você até ganha algumas coins como recompensa?
Caso seja como faço? caso não seja alguem sabe me indicar quais são as coins que fazem isso? E se vale a pena o.o.
Att.
Gostei do Darkcoin e da Comunidade em Língua Portugusa. Tem meu apoio. 
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