Dont think dark wallet will be a good name, makes it sound bad, why not use White wallet?
Let me guess. You're white.
-B-
Topic: Let There Be Dark! Bitcoin Dark Wallet - page 5. (Read 50217 times)
Let me guess. You're white.
-B-
Ehh, I'll stick with Bitcoin Core.
Don't want to send any BTC using a Chrome plug-in. NO THANKS!
Don't want to send any BTC using a Chrome plug-in. NO THANKS!
Dont think dark wallet will be a good name, makes it sound bad, why not use White wallet?
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/bitcoin-dark-wallet
Something doesn't add up. Even though they hoped to raise $50K USD, they did reach that goal, and then some by amassing $52,075 USD. But, once you subtract the PERKS that have to be doled out, depending on what funding level one contributed at, a big chuck of that $52K+ USD was no longer available to Team Dark Wallet.
Also, their donation address - https://blockchain.info/address/32wRDBezxnazSBxMrMqLWqD1ajwEqnDnMc - currently has 7.08661531 unspent BTC, equating to $3,175.51 at today's exchange rate.
This post is not meant as a diss, for I have no qualms with any of those involved in this noble project, but presented such for full disclosure purposes only.
God speed, all.
~Bruno Kucinskas
Something doesn't add up. Even though they hoped to raise $50K USD, they did reach that goal, and then some by amassing $52,075 USD. But, once you subtract the PERKS that have to be doled out, depending on what funding level one contributed at, a big chuck of that $52K+ USD was no longer available to Team Dark Wallet.
Also, their donation address - https://blockchain.info/address/32wRDBezxnazSBxMrMqLWqD1ajwEqnDnMc - currently has 7.08661531 unspent BTC, equating to $3,175.51 at today's exchange rate.
This post is not meant as a diss, for I have no qualms with any of those involved in this noble project, but presented such for full disclosure purposes only.
God speed, all.
~Bruno Kucinskas
Whats wrong with the normal bitcoin wallet ?
You would need to start by clicking on the first post of this thread. Then click on the included link.
Whats wrong with the normal bitcoin wallet ?
It is amazing that, no matter how complex and math based this bitcoin Core ecosystem is, it is still very organic. Based on humans. The market will decide how far this experimentation is going as a whole. It is purely a reaction - counter reaction situation. We may not see the day of the end of this experimentation but I am grateful to be alive to see this.
The last IRS news makes me think how visionary Satoshi was.
So much FUD and not even version 1.0
It is amazing that, no matter how complex and math based this bitcoin Core ecosystem is, it is still very organic. Based on humans. The market will decide how far this experimentation is going as a whole. It is purely a reaction - counter reaction situation. We may not see the day of the end of this experimentation but I am grateful to be alive to see this.
The last IRS news makes me think how visionary Satoshi was.
What does it do exactly.
Please provide all infos about Dark Wallet to the central coin privacy thread.
It will be added to OP.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coin-privacy-overview-comparison-and-rating-539777
It will be added to OP.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coin-privacy-overview-comparison-and-rating-539777
it is still very organic. Based on humans. The market will decide how far this experimentation is going as a whole.
I like that quote! So true
It is amazing that, no matter how complex and math based this bitcoin Core ecosystem is, it is still very organic. Based on humans. The market will decide how far this experimentation is going as a whole. It is purely a reaction - counter reaction situation. We may not see the day of the end of this experimentation but I am grateful to be alive to see this.
The last IRS news makes me think how visionary Satoshi was.
Is there a site/blog (other than darkwallet.unsystem.net) where we can monitor the progress?
Watching the code commits (https://github.com/darkwallet/darkwallet) seems to be the best way... the devs are not doing a good job on news updates and such. But there is progress as you can see :-)
Is it at all related to DarkWallet? Did DarkWallet ever even get started?
What a waste of donations.
What a waste of donations.
Darkcoin already has coinjoin working plus a few other thing in the pipeline.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/anndash-dash-dashorg-first-self-funding-self-governing-crypto-currency-421615
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/anndash-dash-dashorg-first-self-funding-self-governing-crypto-currency-421615
Is there a site/blog (other than darkwallet.unsystem.net) where we can monitor the progress?
where can i buy Zerocoin? Can´t find them on Coinmarketcap or other sites, which offer an overview of
existing crypto currencies. Or is Zerocoin still to launch?
take a look at my link, first page.
It seems a pretty safe method, except the needing to be careful part.
Sort of a manual form of trezor.
trezor also does key calculations off-machine.
I reasoned that while a separate machine is ideal, malware can still piggy-back on USB keys.
Do you mean the private keys are on your machine only at the time of a transaction?
Yes. I have been using Addresses generated off-line with Vanitygen. I only copy the private key immediately before sending the funds.
I installed multibit for "normal" transactions, but have not been able to actually spend any funds with it yet.
I think technically, all the coins are actually stored in the Block-chain
PS: I am not necessarily advocating other people adopt my practice. Manual transactions are error-prone and may involve unusually large mining fees if you are not careful.
I hope to upgrade to N-of-M +P2SH transactions for savings, but that is likely off-topic.
It seems a pretty safe method, except the needing to be careful part.
Sort of a manual form of trezor.
Do you mean the private keys are on your machine only at the time of a transaction?
Yes. I have been using Addresses generated off-line with Vanitygen. I only copy the private key immediately before sending the funds. Using this as an outline, but moving the private key step down
I installed multibit for "normal" transactions, but have not been able to actually spend any funds with it yet.
I think technically, all the coins are actually stored in the Block-chain
PS: I am not necessarily advocating other people adopt my practice. Manual transactions are error-prone and may involve unusually large mining fees if you are not careful.
I hope to upgrade to N-of-M +P2SH transactions for savings, but that is likely off-topic.
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