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I think the correct command is this: masternode start-alias YOURMASTERNODEALIAS YOURWALLETPASSWORD Got it from here: https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1867877

Actually, all you had to do is delete the mncache.dat file (and maybe some other dat files, but NOT wallet.dat). Then it will (probably) work and you won't need to reinstall anything. See this thread: https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/unable-to-start-12-1-wallet.13028/

So, you want to take a disruptive privacy-centric cryptocoin and identify and register the people that run it? So that you can join the revolution?

@Nils No, you need those addresses' private keys. They reside in the wallet.dat file that was in your HD and that you should have backed up.

@RichardAO I assumed, since you asked, that you wanted your points addressed in this thread. Nevermind, then.

Around 17,7 M in 2147. https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/display/DOC/Specifications

The only thing "the treasury" can do is distribute money. All the other things must be done by people. I don't see why would someone hired from the blockchain would perform any better than existing or future masternode providers. And since a masternodes' profit pays for itself, it's not like...

Right now the devs control the switch, but 12.1 upgraded the governance system so that those kind of controls could be handed to the masternodes in the future.

The masternode tier can reject the blocks that don't conform. Any fraction of miners that did upgrade would get all the block rewards.

Maybe people should learn how to ask questions? http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html (and it wouldn't be that bad if they could learn how to title a topic? :))

There is your problem, the port number needs to be there. For example: externalip=190.1.2.3:9999

Well, it seems someone needs to go back to basics...

You trolls need to decide if we are "sellouts" helping to perpetuate the system or public enemies at war with it, we can't be both.

Well, I found this gems on other topics and just had to post it here to show everyone how specially unlucky you are, huh? I guess that's why you think you are entitled to free stuff?

I like the idea, but we don't know your car usage patterns. And US$1000 seems like a bit on the expensive side (but we are passing so many questionable proposals that I'm not sure it's such a problem anymore). Maybe if you planned an advertising campaign to make cheap (~US$50) rear window...

https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=39583757 https://www.dash.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Dash-WhitepaperV1.pdf https://www.dash.org/news/may-2016-dash-core-team-monthly-report/ You are very uninformed. I'm glad you don't vote.

@demo We are not outsourcing anything. We are subsidizing a firm that already provides crypto-related services to integrate Dash so it becomes available to their userbase. It will be a nudge towards solving the chicken-and-egg adoption problem. Most businesses don't want to deal with...

I don't feel the need to justify the existence of masternodes. I vote for what adds value to Dash. (and no, even if 99% of users use blockcypher, the masternodes won't become useless)

Let me see if I understood your question: When blockcypher integration is complete, and our DAPI is also functional, how many dash users will use native instantsend instead of blockcypher's implementation. Is that correct? As long as they are using Dash, I don't care if they prefer to use a...

It's not a substitute, it's an option businesses will have, should they adopt Dash. Our DAPI isn't ready yet.