Light is right. If you run a small business, you simply must have liquidity. Liquidity in a medium that cannot be frozen or confiscated, as the collapse of the economic system accelerates, is a lifeboat that people are going to take at any price-- but, when that happens, crypto currencies will...
114k transaction is enormous. The Bitcoin blockchain only supports 500kb per block, period. You might want to pull it back to a few dozen inputs per transaction to get the job done. Choking on a transaction that big is probably more of a feature than a bug.
The size of the raw transaction itself may be the issue. I've had Bitcoin on Testnet tell me to go screw myself when there were enough inputs. I don't think I've seen anything about a maximum transaction size but there may be one.
Something surely is screwed up. I'm running two instances, one seems normal and is at 75113, but running another one it seems to want to download a shorter chain and at the moment is stalling out at a point ten weeks ago. Sure would like to hear from the technical leadership on this.
There's not going to be a specific single reason for that kind of thing, it's the interplay of various unknown and probably unknowable factors at that moment in time. Major trends you can explain, small fluctuations are not necessarily explainable.
The reason Darkcoin is trending UP is because...
It's not just using a different computer, you need to reload the entire blockchain while that wallet is open, so that Darkcoin will rescan it for transactions belonging to you. Follow his step #3.
Any idea when transactions larger than 10DRK will be supported for Darksend? It's going to be hard to put it in competition with Bitcoin before that happens...
I'll tell you why I bought them and feel it was a smart move. Because Darkcoin is superior to Bitcoin. It answers the needs of the current primary users of Bitcoin (black market) better than Bitcoin does, and it has a more rational production curve than Bitcoin does. This is a perfectly free...