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Changing a Dash address is not fraud to me. Anyway, that information is also available on the transactions table. The entire history is there. There are two kinds of fraud: A Dash.red member violates the terms of service, usually by creating a second account for himself so he can get an extra...

It looks like the order of the Dash address is the same order as age of account, with the oldest account at the top of the list. The query that derived the data did not have an order by clause. Distinct Dash Addresses are shown, so it is possible that two or more accounts share one Dash...

Well considering that the information is publicly available anyway on the blockchain, I will provide you with this list: https://dash.red/dash_addresses_through_May_3_2018.html as it does not crash my server! I am surprised that trying to create a similar list from the transactions table...

But, demo6 is?

I just tried to create a static dump of the transactions and got this error! ha ha ha! [Thu May 03 14:12:51.692570 2018] [:error] [pid 18400] [client 127.0.0.1:56319] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 32 bytes) in...

You are simply badgering and trolling. If you need to audit of Dash.red, go right ahead and follow one of these steps: Collect Dash addresses from the provided page Ask for an audit by DashWatch.org I don't owe YOU the time of day.

A new member comes along out of the blue and says "I want" and I am supposed help you? Who are you and what makes you qualified to audit Dash.red? I provided you with a live report that only MNOs are supposed to have access to. That is more than enough. I don't know you or owe you anything. The...

You can get the Dash Addresses off of the Live MNO report page that has already been provided. It proves transparency beyond a shadow of a doubt by showing the most recent 200 transactions. DashWatch is the correct organization to do any further auditing and I will gladly provide them with any...

When I receive an email from @paragon from dashwatch.org, I will send it to him. I ask that they inform me of the preferred format(s) they will need. They can call me on Skype if they want to discuss the possible formats. Any format of list that they require can be created in less than 24 hours...

I met with George on Friday, April 27 for about 3 hours. We worked on two things: Fine tuning this proposal. Setting the goals appropriately and adjusting the requested budget to fit the goals. Learning from the recent Dash Meetup that George held on April 26 I definitely support this...

Yes, of course. Easy!

I don't know how a JSON api would help them. I have an idea of what JSON is - a kind of standard format for things like transactions. Whatever they request, I can find a query to make it happen. I just need the format they prefer.

Probably yes. It is a database table, and the output can be formatted in just about any way you can think of. The question is, how do they want to audit it?

I am really sorry that the getfreedash.com project turned out to be so disappointing.

I can provide a searchable database table to DashWatch. They can then sort it anyway they want. Doing it on a few transactions isn't really going to get you anywhere. There are over 227,000 transactions in the list. I cannot just email it to anyone who asks. The random address you picked looks...

Can you clarify? Are you saying that it does look suspicious or that it doesn't? If it does look suspicious, can you explain why?

It would be extremely difficult to find 7000 actors to portray themselves in videos I create of them so I can send money that I am already in control of, to myself, for the purpose of cheating the Dash DAO. I would go as far to say that it is impossible. I don't have that much time. It would...

Dash.red has a mission of publicity, not privacy. People who feel the video is an invasion of privacy can find another way to earn duffs. No one is obliged to participate in the Dash.red promotion.

You cannot forge a list of videos that are up on YouTube and ready to watch at any moment. Each video also has a date of upload that cannot be forged. By the way, if a user deletes his video, the website detects it and disables his account. That feature is built into the website. The same goes...

I have expressed my concern for this technology. It is not a solution for Dash as you have repeated. It is a way for a provider of promotional services to prevent fraud. That may be good for a promotion provider, but it does nothing for Dash.