dissapointed with BitCoin, other alternatives?

DonYo

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Quote from: qwizzie on August 14, 2016, 10:08:45 AM

Quote from: DonYo on August 14, 2016, 09:59:08 AM

Quote from: qwizzie on August 14, 2016, 09:21:23 AM

Quote from: fible1 on August 13, 2016, 05:34:29 PM

I think that if you do your research, Dash is an interesting alternative.

Pablo.

Yep, and Dash even has some ideas on how to handle Dash ASIC miners from becoming a centralized factor in the future.
Which means Dash gets the advantages of stronger network security through increased hashrate by Dash ASIC miners and avoids the
disadvantages that are so very much undermining Bitcoin right now.

Dash blockchain footprint is also very small, some 1.9 GB right now.
Plus Dash has an automatic backup system in place in their wallet.

The goal of Dash to be able to provide and reach mass-adaption through user-friendly wallets and upscaling of its transaction-model will come
with Dash Evolution though, which is still some 12-16 months away. But good progress is being made there and more and more developers are joining
Dash dev team. Also a lot of strategic partnerships that benefit Dash directly (ATM support, wallet support, decentralized trading tools support) are formed.

~~http://dashcoin.info/~~ Wink

https://www.dash.org/

corrected it for you.. ~~your~~ welcome Wink

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qwizzie

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Quote from: DonYo on August 14, 2016, 09:59:08 AM

Quote from: qwizzie on August 14, 2016, 09:21:23 AM

Quote from: fible1 on August 13, 2016, 05:34:29 PM

I think that if you do your research, Dash is an interesting alternative.

Pablo.

Yep, and Dash even has some ideas on how to handle Dash ASIC miners from becoming a centralized factor in the future.
Which means Dash gets the advantages of stronger network security through increased hashrate by Dash ASIC miners and avoids the
disadvantages that are so very much undermining Bitcoin right now.

Dash blockchain footprint is also very small, some 1.9 GB right now.
Plus Dash has an automatic backup system in place in their wallet.

The goal of Dash to be able to provide and reach mass-adaption through user-friendly wallets and upscaling of its transaction-model will come
with Dash Evolution though, which is still some 12-16 months away. But good progress is being made there and more and more developers are joining
Dash dev team. Also a lot of strategic partnerships that benefit Dash directly (ATM support, wallet support, decentralized trading tools support) are formed.

~~http://dashcoin.info/~~ Wink

https://www.dash.org/

corrected it for you.. your welcome Wink

DonYo

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Quote from: qwizzie on August 14, 2016, 09:21:23 AM

Quote from: fible1 on August 13, 2016, 05:34:29 PM

I think that if you do your research, Dash is an interesting alternative.

Pablo.

Yep, and Dash even has some ideas on how to handle Dash ASIC miners from becoming a centralized factor in the future.
Which means Dash gets the advantages of stronger network security through increased hashrate by Dash ASIC miners and avoids the
disadvantages that are so very much undermining Bitcoin right now.

Dash blockchain footprint is also very small, some 1.9 GB right now.
Plus Dash has an automatic backup system in place in their wallet.

The goal of Dash to be able to provide and reach mass-adaption through user-friendly wallets and upscaling of its transaction-model will come
with Dash Evolution though, which is still some 12-16 months away. But good progress is being made there and more and more developers are joining
Dash dev team. Also a lot of strategic partnerships that benefit Dash directly (ATM support, wallet support, decentralized trading tools support) are formed.

http://dashcoin.info/ Wink

qwizzie

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Quote from: fible1 on August 13, 2016, 05:34:29 PM

I think that if you do your research, Dash is an interesting alternative.

Pablo.

Yep, and Dash even has some ideas on how to handle Dash ASIC miners from becoming a centralized factor in the future.
Which means Dash gets the advantages of stronger network security through increased hashrate by Dash ASIC miners and avoids the
disadvantages that are so very much undermining Bitcoin right now.

Dash blockchain footprint is also very small, some 1.9 GB right now.
Plus Dash has an automatic backup system in place in their wallet.

The goal of Dash to be able to provide and reach mass-adaption through user-friendly wallets and upscaling of its transaction-model will come
with Dash Evolution though, which is still some 12-16 months away. But good progress is being made there and more and more developers are joining
Dash dev team. Also a lot of strategic partnerships that benefit Dash directly (ATM support, wallet support, decentralized trading tools support) are formed.

fible1

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I think that if you do your research, Dash is an interesting alternative.

Pablo.

JuanPabloCuervo

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Quote from: Das on August 10, 2016, 03:58:31 PM

Whatever alternative you find will also require you to pay transaction fees at the end of the day because miners have to make money as the coin difficulty increases.

It will now be a matter of 'which one of the coins has the lowest transaction fee.'

The problem is not fees, it's fair fees for miners...

For example: with bitcoinmonitor.com
You can see & calculate how much $$$ has been given for transaction fee's between blocks.
And also see how long it takes for a New Block to appear....

Between blocks, there is much more $$$$ in fees than $ for miners,
¿Where all that money goes?

It's more than $100BTC in fees between blocks for all transactions sometimes even more, but only $13BTC for a block/miners.

Money is evaporated.

What makes Bitcoin work is speculation, eliminate speculation and BitCoin Dies.

The other problem is the golden ratio of wallet expansion...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio

And specialized hardware needed to keep it working...
It goes faster than Intel/Moore's Law of double CPU processing power, every 2-years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore%27s_law

Das

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Whatever alternative you find will also require you to pay transaction fees at the end of the day because miners have to make money as coin difficulty increases.

It will now be a matter of 'which one of the coins has the lowest transaction fee.'

JuanPabloCuervo

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BitCoin was not thought for the future... or backward compatibility.

most people with old wallets.dat lost money/time & effort.
Old Wallets cannot connect or download all data.

BitCoin Core Wallet has changed dramatically, from 0.3.* to latest 0.12.1
from 500MB to 35.5GB and more...

from GPU to FPGA & ASIC.
very unstable, how is that if i don´t give a recommended 0.002 BTC commission, transaction can get lost? "Never Confirmed"
where all that $$ goes?

Looking for a more future proof Coin.

Please make a List...
LiteCoin
...?

i liked very much guiminer...
looking a compatible alternative, not a "do all over" again.

i think giving a less and less $$$ for new Blocks is un fair...
to be future proof, must be less speculative, must be the opposite...
commission should be 100% for the miners...
like a lotto, few transactions, few commissions = few coins for miners, lots of transaction, lots of coins for miners, not a fixed crazy ponzi scheme fee.

what is that sh!t about 8 connections? isn´t this a million connections?

for example YouTube was not thought for 2Billion Views, until that song, i can´t remeber...
YouTube was changed...
why they didnt think 2Billion Views could be possible in the future, with a 6Billion World and Growing, with cellphones selling like cakes?.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15882454

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