Recent content by Voluntary

No need to apologise, English is a tough language. But stick at it, you'll get the hang of it.

If there's too much easy money at this point in the development of Dash and crypto currency in general, how would people feel about having fewer opportunities to hand it out? Say, from 12 to 6 or even down to 4 times per year?

@Name3 Absent a contract?

@JuanSGalt Perhaps you could just join https://dashcentral.org and submit via that site? Also, despite the fact that the conference organisers only allow one platinum level sponsor, you won't know if Bitcoin.com is willing to share that spot with Dash unless you ask. With consent from...

@PeterV I'm not technically deep enough into Dash to know the extent of the PrivateSend use of blockspace. But these videos might help you get some idea of how many individual transactions are spawned by the process.

PrivateSend relies on coin mixing which, even though it's built into the Dash protocol, is a time consuming privacy technique. If it's a feature you think you'd like to use, it's best to have a private balance prepared ahead of time. btw So far as I'm aware, InstantSend is currently disabled...

I'm disappointed this proposal was rejected and I'm of the opinion that those who voted no need to work on their reading comprehension skills.

Bitcoin.com got in first and the platinum level of sponsorship is exclusive. If Dash wants to shine brighter than that, then get a good speaker along to give a kick-arse presentation like Amanda did this year.

I'd vote for this. I've seen Anarchapulco grow and it has such a positive pro-freedom and pro-crypto currency atmosphere among all the people that attend. For the price, it's good exposure for Dash.

Pivx, which started as Darkcoin by forking the Dash source code but not the Dash blockchain, is currently in the process of integrating Zerocoin style zk-snarks for private transactions. re: Coin mixing... It's a wasteful use of blockspace and as currently implemented is only safe against...

Is there an obvious fix for this InstantSend exploit or will it require more work than that?

@camosoul Thank you for your reply - 22 days is nuts. My mn finally got paid a few hours into its twelfth day. If it makes a habit of that I'd be tempted to put it down to an 'unlucky' hash or masternode key or whatever the selection criteria is. Starting over with a new address and...

I'm in favour of all the fiat-gateway type opportunities that come along. Would this one extend beyond Europe?

Could this network feature suspension have an effect on how masternodes are selected for reward payments? I ask because I've got an established mn that reports as enabled and will shortly reach twelve days since its last reward payment.