Topic: [DASH] DASH 1er & Best Coin Anonyme | Createur de X11+DGW+Darksend & InstantX - page 7. (Read 110495 times)

I don't need to look at the charts to tell the price of Dash is rising:
The person least qualified to judge over Dash or judge over anything is at it again.

He started off as a generic "Instamine"-trolltard and once that became boring he switched to "concerned professional" who cares about the poor late adopters of Dash.

With not a single credential in the field or a shred of qualification to show for, his only talent is scooping up soundbites and quotes like a vacuum from other people -professional or not, doesn't matter- as long as they say anything remotely critical towards DRK/Dash. Unable to form own coherent thoughts his regurgitation of empty word shells explains why he was hired in the first place:

With no morals, no shame, no remorse and a criminal energy rarely seen out in the open latin lover boy Eduardo deCastro and his ASIC-scam company TrashFast kept robbing unsuspecting customers of their hard earned money, lying to them about delivery dates and perpetuating a criminal enterprise.
And yet they still evaded the grasp of law enforcement. No problem if you can spend the money you stole on expensive lawyers, I guess.

Oh but don't believe me: Let the scammer himself explain to you why he's not a scammer:
http://hashfast.com/on-why-were-not-scammers/

Or would you rather let his long track record of lies do the talking?
http://hashfast.org/List_of_Lies
https://hashfastscam.wordpress.com/


Conflict of interest, bc of Dash's quick success and ASIC-delaying X11 algo? No, not at all, he's out of the ASIC-scam-business, he loves Monero now. He never delivered a single reason why, but we're used to him not delivering, so we don't really care.


Btw: Nice website, IceTroll:



Know why? Because when you click it, you see Dash at #3, so thanks for the free promo.

"Publishing publicly available information about me is harassment" -Eduardo deCastro on how to keep a low profile

true, but nevertheless we love him. He's our famous thread hamster


even Brangelina loves him.

Masternode blinding?   Bien sûr que non!   

TestNet Update - v12.0.29 - TESTNET ONLY!

eduffield
- Implement planned hard forks, August 24, 2015
- Masternode inv messages / save seen in mncache
- only take newest votes
- Fixed budget syncing issues / forking issues / syncing issues …
- Budgets now store the seen objects locally so they're not overwritten when saving/loading to check validity of budget.dat
- Added safer sync "failure" mode, that will retry an hour later if the sync fails for some reason. This will stop the client from thinking it has budget data and rejecting blocks when they're valid.
- protocol bump
- version bump

UdjinM6
- more info for masternode count output/rpcconsole dialog
- include lastPing in mnb hash calculation

We're getting pretty close to having something stable for mainnet. Please update if you're helping out testing!

https://dashtalk.org/threads/v12-testing-thread.5484/page-87#post-60851

Dash Strategy Update

Hello Everyone,

We’ve seen an increasing amount of interest from many people about where the Dash project is going and what our goals currently are, so we’ve decided to make a comprehensive post detailing the strategy for the next couple of years. This all is subject to change, but should give a good idea of our vision for the crypto space and how we fit into it.

Development

Over the course of 18 months we have built several added value features for users, a system that incentivizes all necessary elements for the long term viability of a crypto-currency network, and more importantly a philosophy of being innovative and disruptive in our pursuit of creating a next generation digital currency platform that learns from the experience of older projects and proposes new ways of doing things.

The current goals of development can be summed up pretty simple by saying that, in the short term, we are focusing on making Dash much more accessible to the general public. This includes an Android wallet, iPhone wallet and a very stable version of the reference client.

We also feel that the development of the client has gotten quite a bit ahead of public awareness of the Dash project and what we’re about. So a large portion of the next 2 years will be a robust campaign to capture the average persons interest and present them with the advantages of our solution. This is going to be accomplished by the brand new concept of Blockchain based-funding.

Development Tools and Process Standardization

As a decentralized, open source project one of the greatest challenges is coordinating a distributed team and making sure we work according to industry standards. Thanks to the efforts of our project management team we have implemented a full suite of professional tools to ensure delivery excellence.

• JIRA - an industry leading tool - will be used for assisting the development and quality assurance by organizing to-dos and prioritizing issues. It will also be open up to the public so the community can easily help in bug testing/reporting.
• JIRA Service Desk addon will handle community submissions to the teams working on Dash, whether they be bugs, ideas, or suggestions.
• Confluence will be used for both internal and external documentation, with the intention of improving overall project documentation, and having a central place where community members can find information.
• Confluence Questions will be used as a place where community members can ask and answer questions about Dash. It's like a community maintained FAQ, where both team and community members can contribute by answering the questions raised. Combined with the superb search functionality of Confluence this tool can be used as the central place for distributed knowledge related to Dash.
• Bamboo will be used by the development team for automated tests and builds
• The entire platform is professionally hosted by Atlassian with multiple administrators on the team to provide redundancy. There is still a lot of work to do but we are taking firm steps in this direction.

This is part of our commitment to the users, investors and the crypto community to go the extra mile in our effort to make a positive difference in the industry.

Budget and Blockchain based Governance

Blockchain based governance is a new concept of funding within cryptographic currency, it’s the idea that the currency can fund it’s own development and expansion and at the same time retain its freedom to innovate. Something like a decentralized kickstarter built within Dash, that pays out from the blockchain for projects and investments that the masternode operators, through their votes, see as worthy. (more information, click here)

We plan on having the first proposal funded via this method by early September, after that we’ll allow more and more proposals to be funded through the system along with modest developer salaries for implementing the core technology. Being that the budget system is 100% decentralized, the core team has no direct control of what gets funded, but we feel confident the community will stand behind the core team to implement the following strategy.

Our original thoughts about how this should progress



The developer compensation portion isn’t intended to be something to live off of (although, it could be enough eventually), more as a token of appreciation for anyone that is “core” to the project and donates their time to expanding the quality or reach of the project in general.

We could have the best project in the world, but if no one knows about it then we’ll have no users. We’ll start by a general education campaign targeted at average, somewhat technically savvy users and showing them what our ecosystem has to offer them. There will be a lot of “secret sauce” used to implement our media campaign, as many of our core team members have significant experience building companies and growing them.

Bitcoin and the Blocksize debate

In the last few weeks, a debate has been raging across all Bitcoin discussion forums on whether or not to increase Bitcoin’s block size limit. Actually the debate has been going on for longer than that but the rate and temperature of discussion have been greatly increased more recently.

For the Bitcoin project, both sides are correct in their assumption that the blocksize issue is a real problem. However, they’re stuck in between a rock and a hard place. If they increase the blocksize, they will risk losing more full nodes due to the cost of operating a node, which in turn makes the network less robust and prone to DDOS attacks and other issues. If they don’t increase the blocksize, the network will become increasingly more expensive to send money on and naturally competitors will begin to look more attractive to the general public.

As for our position in this debate, we’re not in any immediate danger and have a plan for how to deal with this issue when it comes up. In fact we’re already planning the tools for how we will support a massive amount of transactions. What if we kept the blocksize limit at 1MB and had a great wallet for general users that used off-chain transactions the majority of the time? As a result we would have a small blockchain, low fees and nearly limitless transaction support. The goal is to stay lean and allow for growth at the same time.

V12 and what to expect

The next version of the reference client includes important changes. It is currently on the public testing stage and we are actively working on it. If you have the time and would like a sneak preview, you can go to our testing thread download the latest binaries and help test it using test Dash.

We expect V12 to be launched onto mainnet in early August, this will be followed by a campaign to get all pools updated then a hard-fork. Soon after that, we’ll start our outreach campaign and implementation of all future technology using the budget system.

Viens sur le chan IRC, tu verras que j'ai clairement dit que ca pump ;-)

Mon topic est un des plus consulté avec 55045 view.

Pour info le dash est à 4.34$, il vient de dépasser le litecoin qui continue sa chute.

(à l'air parce que je ne lit pas, donc je sais pas si c'est vraiment le cas)