So you are saying that you are just trolling and spreading lies about Monero and you don't care about facts - agree.
But you felt strongly enough about the issue to write a post and google for darkcoin bookkeeping, you sir are a true internet hero.
My wall of text is roughly 6 sentences; What a prime example of being narrow minded you are.
Topic: [Poll] What anonymous coin will succed? - page 6. (Read 90297 times)
Gotta admit I didn't even read the link I posted. And I also didn't read the wall-of-text quote you posted. I'll get back to you when I feel about your issue as strongly as you do.
That script is a joke, isn't it?
I guess you guys never had to do a real tax declaration or got audited by a tax man.
Wow, hacker stuff. I can do that with the poloniex (or insert whatever else exchange name here) within 2 minutes.
It also shows that you have no idea how XMR works, nice own goal.
I guess you guys never had to do a real tax declaration or got audited by a tax man.
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The USD value is determined by looking at the average DRK and BTC prices for the date of the transaction.
Wow, hacker stuff. I can do that with the poloniex (or insert whatever else exchange name here) within 2 minutes.
It also shows that you have no idea how XMR works, nice own goal.
DRK on the other hand is an absolute nightmare for bookkeeping and co.
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/kristov-atlas-creates-a-darkcoin-usd-accounting-php-script
^With DRK it's not a big difference, but Monero is mixing with past transactions from the blockchain on the protocol level, so the privacy set is the whole blockchain.
Actually, with DRK it's totally different. You don't have to trust a tumbler to not steal your coins nor fear it getting hacked, and you don't have to fear that the tumbler is a honeypot tracking all users' coins. Darkcoin's anonymization is trustless and decentralized.
Because the 3 letter agencies don't have access to all the cloudhosters you use? And they cant just confiscate coins to own the network? good joke.
Did you know they already have access to your personal computer?
They can confiscate your coins just as well. They can confiscate all bitcoins also.
It is possible that NSA proof anonymity cannot be achieved. At least not with consumer hardware.
Most important thing is that your neighbors, friends, relatives, employers, competitors, insurance company, bank, police, local authorities, irs, etc can't see your finances. This is where Darkcoin shines.
No they don't have access to my monero wallet, its not on a pc with internet.
Anyway, that wasn't even the point, if BTC/XMR get stolen - its just stolen value. Unlike it is with PoS coins like Darkcoin.
"Most important thing is that your neighbors, friends, relatives, employers, competitors, insurance company, bank, police, local authorities, irs, etc can't see your finances."
Absolutely not,
i may quote MRL-0004:
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6 Auditability for Compliance Purposes
Businesses using ring signatures and stealth addressing through Monero will have
the reasonable desire to comply with the corresponding local laws within their
jurisdictions. Typically, these laws require the business to prove ownership of their
own funds, and demonstrate where funds may have been sent. To prove ownership
of any unspent funds on the block chain, a Monero account holder may publish a
zero mix-in ring signature of their public key. Please be aware that a zero-mix-in
ring signature is just an ordinary digital signature. An auditor can then scan the
block chain for the presence of the output public key, and verify that the key image
produced from the zero mix-in ring signature has not yet been used on the block
chain. To protect the privacy of the business and its customers, the auditor should
then destroy the signature and the key image.
Businesses using ring signatures and stealth addressing through Monero will have
the reasonable desire to comply with the corresponding local laws within their
jurisdictions. Typically, these laws require the business to prove ownership of their
own funds, and demonstrate where funds may have been sent. To prove ownership
of any unspent funds on the block chain, a Monero account holder may publish a
zero mix-in ring signature of their public key. Please be aware that a zero-mix-in
ring signature is just an ordinary digital signature. An auditor can then scan the
block chain for the presence of the output public key, and verify that the key image
produced from the zero mix-in ring signature has not yet been used on the block
chain. To protect the privacy of the business and its customers, the auditor should
then destroy the signature and the key image.
DRK on the other hand is an absolute nightmare for bookkeeping and co.
Weird definition of the word "shining" you guys have.
XCurrency still looks interesting. hard to know what is going on with the team as they don't post here.
http://www.xc-official.com/anonymity/
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/xcurrency/
http://www.xc-official.com/anonymity/
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MULTIPATH ARCHITECTURE
Before a transaction or a message moves through the XC network, it’s first broken down into small fragments, which are then sent along multiple, randomly selected paths through the network. This allows for several privacy benefits. Firstly, the amount paid or received is kept confidential, because any one fragment is not associated with any other fragment. Secondly, once a payment is made, there is no public record whatsoever to associate the receiving address with the sending address. As a result, onlookers can neither know the amount received or sent for any given transaction, nor can they know which addresses sent or received the original transaction. Additionally, the security and robustness of the network is bolstered, because if any one node fails to forward a fragment of your transaction, there are multiple others to take its place.
Multipath routing is optional. It maximizes the privacy of a transaction
.Before a transaction or a message moves through the XC network, it’s first broken down into small fragments, which are then sent along multiple, randomly selected paths through the network. This allows for several privacy benefits. Firstly, the amount paid or received is kept confidential, because any one fragment is not associated with any other fragment. Secondly, once a payment is made, there is no public record whatsoever to associate the receiving address with the sending address. As a result, onlookers can neither know the amount received or sent for any given transaction, nor can they know which addresses sent or received the original transaction. Additionally, the security and robustness of the network is bolstered, because if any one node fails to forward a fragment of your transaction, there are multiple others to take its place.
Multipath routing is optional. It maximizes the privacy of a transaction
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/xcurrency/
Never knew there was that many anonymous coins out, that is alot indeed would have to say one of the main 2 drk or xmr will succeed obviously but with that many on the market it seems a near impossibility that a few more will not brake out this year or early next.
I very much doubt any new coin whose main selling point is privacy/anonymity is going to break out anymore. Things were different a year ago, when people started to appreciate the anonymity aspect and everything was new.
The established coins are already "good enough", i.e. they are anonymous, have highly regarded dev teams with proven track records, and people have wised up not to chase every new gimmick and buzz word filled coin with anonymous devs full of hot air. A lot of people have already invested in some of the existing ones, and even in the unlikely case of a new coin with "better tech" coming along the already existing coins can just implement the best parts of it themselves. Instead of starting a new coin an aspiring dev would be helping the cause far better by joining an existing coin's team imo.
^With DRK it's not a big difference, but Monero is mixing with past transactions from the blockchain on the protocol level, so the privacy set is the whole blockchain.
Actually, with DRK it's totally different. You don't have to trust a tumbler to not steal your coins nor fear it getting hacked, and you don't have to fear that the tumbler is a honeypot tracking all users' coins. Darkcoin's anonymization is trustless and decentralized.
Because the 3 letter agencies don't have access to all the cloudhosters you use? And they cant just confiscate coins to own the network? good joke.
Did you know they already have access to your personal computer?
They can confiscate your coins just as well. They can confiscate all bitcoins also.
It is possible that NSA proof anonymity cannot be achieved. At least not with consumer hardware.
Most important thing is that your neighbors, friends, relatives, employers, competitors, insurance company, bank, police, local authorities, irs, etc can't see your finances. This is where Darkcoin shines.
Never knew there was that many anonymous coins out, that is alot indeed would have to say one of the main 2 drk or xmr will succeed obviously but with that many on the market it seems a near impossibility that a few more will not brake out this year or early next. There must be away where Bitcoin can become anonymous other than Tumblers/Exchanges etc maybe future development can implement something. Drk coin just does not sound like it is going to go any further than the dark web imo so i will give my vote to XMR! Plus i hold more XMR so i hope so 
^With DRK it's not a big difference, but Monero is mixing with past transactions from the blockchain on the protocol level, so the privacy set is the whole blockchain.
Actually, with DRK it's totally different. You don't have to trust a tumbler to not steal your coins nor fear it getting hacked, and you don't have to fear that the tumbler is a honeypot tracking all users' coins. Darkcoin's anonymization is trustless and decentralized.
Because the 3 letter agencies don't have access to all the cloudhosters you use? And they cant just confiscate coins to own the network? good joke.
if you know you have anonymous coins, anon is a gimmick
do something nasty and arrange beforehand through a distant friend to tell us what has happened to you
do something nasty and arrange beforehand through a distant friend to tell us what has happened to you
Yes Navajo will b the only one that is truly anonymous coin with double encryption ....March 1
^With DRK it's not a big difference, but Monero is mixing with past transactions from the blockchain on the protocol level, so the privacy set is the whole blockchain.
Actually, with DRK it's totally different. You don't have to trust a tumbler to not steal your coins nor fear it getting hacked, and you don't have to fear that the tumbler is a honeypot tracking all users' coins. Darkcoin's anonymization is trustless and decentralized.
^With DRK it's not a big difference, but Monero is mixing with past transactions from the blockchain on the protocol level, so the privacy set is the whole blockchain.
Just wondering what the major differences would be between an "anonymous coin" and bitcoin using tumbler/mixers?
but it could only handle one transaction per minute, would you declare that coin the winner?
Which technology are you proposing to have such a probable limitation?
Navajo will b the only truly anonymous double encryption not even dark coin has that ...I have been with this coin from the start i mine i bought it i support it all the way ......so if you have something to say about this, your saying to wrong guy there has never been any BS with this coin SO GO FINE SOME OTHER COIN TO BULLSHIT ABOUT CAUSE YOU PICK THE WRONG ONE NO BBBBSSSS HERE.......WE ALL NO WHAT PHOTO SHOP LOOK LIKE WHEN YOU SEE ONE .......
Aside from the fact that he was caught speaking as if he were Hendo420 (42coin's dev), here is why I left soopy/hendo a negative trust rating.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=158610
That was almost 9 months ago and he is STILL stringing the gullable noobs along.
Has to be Drk for anonymity. can;t think of any other altcoin more anonymous.
You aren't thinking hard enough.
If someone would create a coin which would have cool zero knowledge proofs and be "more anonymous", but it could only handle one transaction per minute, would you declare that coin the winner?
A bitpay like processor would make transaction times almost irrelevant though.
And how would that work in the scenario of 1 tx per minute if it were to reach the size of Visa/MC in terms of daily transacted volume. Pure hypothetical. I'll give you a hint, it doesn't.
It's best not to think about, "what if this/that reaches Visa levels", because that's a long time away if such a thing ever happens. Even Bitcoin is no where even close to Visa yet.
Has to be Drk for anonymity. can;t think of any other altcoin more anonymous.
You aren't thinking hard enough.
If someone would create a coin which would have cool zero knowledge proofs and be "more anonymous", but it could only handle one transaction per minute, would you declare that coin the winner?
A bitpay like processor would make transaction times almost irrelevant though.
And how would that work in the scenario of 1 tx per minute if it were to reach the size of Visa/MC in terms of daily transacted volume. Pure hypothetical. I'll give you a hint, it doesn't.
Voted DRK as it's seems to be the most well-known. Wish I knew more about XMR though...
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