Do you think that Harry Markopolis was a Madoff investor.
No. But I am a Dash investor and I do not find myself on the end of any fraud, so smalltime Markopolis wannabees such as yourself may have to look elsewhere for victims.
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No. But I am a Dash investor and I do not find myself on the end of any fraud, so smalltime Markopolis wannabees such as yourself may have to look elsewhere for victims.
The people you hear complaining and using hammy melodramatic terms like "deceipt" and "fraud" are not the investors - it's the non investors.
Do you think that Harry Markopolis was a Madoff investor. If not, why not?
It's really premature to count a few million in market cap as significant
LoL. No it isn't.
This early it's like making free throws in warm-ups. But nice evasion of the technical points. The ground's shifting and you're shouting, "Look where we stand!"
It's really premature to count a few million in market cap as significant
LoL. No it isn't.
When I found out about the instamine I stayed away from Dash, the other flaws validate my decision--clumsy cryptography, shabbily implemented.
...and you've waged a loosing campaign on that basis ever since
(With about as much success as you had here).
A loosing campaign? Loosing the truth from the grasps of dashtards, maybe. This revolution hasn't started or won't start anytime soon (or won't start ever). It's really premature to count a few million in market cap as significant when real success will be counted in multiples of billions above the current Bitcoin market cap. And last time I checked dash's market cap had stagnated, so I'm not sure where you see the success or the winning campaign. It even seems that Dash has declined with the Evolution and the parallel marketing push. I think a reality check is in order.
When I found out about the instamine I stayed away from Dash, the other flaws validate my decision--clumsy cryptography, shabbily implemented.
...and you've waged a loosing campaign on that basis ever since
(With about as much success as you had here).
It is our duty to make them aware of the entire history
So I've heard.
Are you going to get uniforms ?
If you were considering investing in dash, wouldn't you want know about the instamine, the flaws inherent in X11 and instantx, the hours you have to wait to perform darksend and how the instamine makes the idea of democratic governance laughable. When I found out about the instamine I stayed away from Dash, the other flaws validate my decision--clumsy cryptography, shabbily implemented.
Are you going to get uniforms ?
Maybe. No makeup though
Nice - I'm sure that will be appreciated
Are you going to get uniforms ?
Maybe. No makeup though
It is our duty to make them aware of the entire history
So I've heard.
Do you get to wear uniforms ?
But it doesn't absolve Darkcoin.
Of what ?
Darkcoin / Dash doesn't need absolution of anything. It has done more for its investors than most other currencies. The people you hear complaining and using hammy melodramatic terms like "deceipt" and "fraud" are not the investors - it's the non investors.
That tells you all you need to know.
Of course it is the non investors. There is no melodrama. Fraud is an apt description of the situation.
The non investors stay away for a reason and thats the area that has also spoken and will be speaking down the road. It is our duty to make them aware of the entire history so that they can make better informed decisions.
Evan is so incompetent he didn't test his fork of Bitcoin
As an investor, I'm quite happy with his competence.
As a connoisseur of chronic ranting so are you because he delivers you a permanent audience.
While both of them offers anonymity, Dash seem to have better value. Isn't this coin going to have a better future than Litecoin?
If does have a busy support forum so its an alternative, maybe if Chinese will also be interested to them, they'd also grow well.
If does have a busy support forum so its an alternative, maybe if Chinese will also be interested to them, they'd also grow well.
Except the value, Dash also got more investors and a bigger community. Those factors alone should be considered.
I am a monero holder but that envies me.
If more and more new people start becoming aware of the fraudulent past (instamine and money supply cut)
New investors are not interested in what happened two years ago at launch.
Sure, just like new Bitcoin investors are not interested in what happened 7 years ago at launch. They don't care about Satoshi's coins, right?
All investors are interested in the competence of the project leader, especially if that person is also the lead dev.
Evan is so incompetent he didn't test his fork of Bitcoin (or was it Litecoin, or Peercoin?).
Or he is so incompetent his testing failed to pick up on the instamine problem.
And Even didn't bother to relaunch after the instamine disaster, being too incompetent to realize the instamine would forever stand out as a red flag, warning everyone about his incompetence.
But it doesn't absolve Darkcoin.
Of what ?
Darkcoin / Dash doesn't need absolution of anything. It has done more for its investors than most other currencies. The people you hear complaining and using hammy melodramatic terms like "deceipt" and "fraud" are not the investors - it's the non investors.
That tells you all you need to know.
While both of them offers anonymity, Dash seem to have better value. Isn't this coin going to have a better future than Litecoin?
If does have a busy support forum so its an alternative, maybe if Chinese will also be interested to them, they'd also grow well.
If does have a busy support forum so its an alternative, maybe if Chinese will also be interested to them, they'd also grow well.
If you really think it's fraudulent - in the sense that assets were stolen -
Full Definition of fraud source
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a : deceit, trickery; specifically : intentional perversion of truth in order to induce another to part with something of value or to surrender a legal right
b : an act of deceiving or misrepresenting : trick
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then make a court case out of it or stfu
I didn't get tricked by the deceit as I choose not to participate in this deceiving misrepresentation of the asset. Court case really?
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because there are plenty of "real" frauds going on that truly warrant the term.
Agreed. But it doesn't absolve Darkcoin.
the instamine becomes less relevant ?
LOL
LOL
Yeah, well, it won't be the first time. Look at LTC. They mined over half a million coins at launch. At the start they were close to worthless. At peak value (50$) they were around 25.000.000 USD. As the market moved around, as new coins entered the market, as these coins were traded back and forth etc, etc, it all became "less relevant" and the 500.000 coins instamine are now "ok, who cares".
http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=a_massive_investigation_of_instamines_and_fastmines_for_the_top_alt_coins#litecoin
Litecoin
type of algorithm: scrypt
PoW only
Despite being Bitcoin's supposed silver to it's gold, Litecoin does not escape from this analysis kindly. In the first 96 hours, we see a well defined curve that demonstrates instamining occurred, showing 450,000 LTC being created in less than 6 hours.
There are roughly 27,700,000 Litecoins in existence, which equates to about 1.5% of the total coins that have been created since October 2011. Some people make that case that Litecoin has gone through numerous rises and crashes in the price that could have brought out these initial investors. This is true. The fact that almost 3 years has past since it's creation and the amount of quickly mined coins is approaching less than 1% of the total coins in existence is also worth mentioning. One can still question the intentions of the creator of this coin, but the reality is the threat of the currency crashing because of instaminers selling is less and less likely. We consider this to be a questionable coin/okay coin (one foot in each category) based on this start but probably less risky now that it barely registers as a percentage point of fastmining.
...So did LTC have a big instamine? Yes.
Did it "relaunch" to fix the instamine? No.
Did the ltc dev make any offer to fix the instamined distribution (like drk dev)? Not that I am aware of but then again I wasn't around.
What's the status of the LTC instamine today? => "Who cares", it was 'just' half a million coins, a lot of coins have been issued since then, most have been sold/moved for peanuts in pre-pump periods", etc.
If more and more new people start becoming aware of the fraudulent past (instamine and money supply cut)
I doubt it.
New investors are not interested in what happened two years ago at launch. They have their own priorities which may be anything from purchasing a web service to earning a return on a holding. Nor do I agree with you that it was "fraudulent". You would not have made that claim if X-Coin or whatever it was at the time collapsed and disappeared into oblivion and the fact that it didn't has nothing to do with the instamine.
On bitcointalk, everyone makes up their definitions as they go along to suit their own particular agenda and "fraud" is a word that is banded about with great liberty. If you really think it's fraudulent - in the sense that assets were stolen - then I think people should either make a court case out of it or stfu because there are plenty of "real" frauds going on that truly warrant the term.
and it will be priced in forever ;-)
All assets have their characteristics which investors value as they see fit. Dash has its marketcap because of the balance of investors who see its developments as impacting favourably on its future over those who see it impacting adversely. There are plenty of cryptos which had ideal launches, which have gone to zero in value. Then there are ones which had less than ideal launches that didn't. Do the math.
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