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I'd like to find out more information regarding the plans to enable auto payments in evolution, namely the pull mechanism which is briefly described in this video. I searched the wiki but found nothing relevant. Does anybody have any further information?

Does "not yet" imply that you are working on implementing the ledger wallet to work with dashmnb?

Thank you. Any idea of an ETA or who might know of an ETA? Edit: This is relevant to my question in case any onlookers were wondering? https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/proposal-hardware-wallets-for-build-and-test.9091/page-3#post-114248

trezor is out of stock at the moment. Is there support for doing the same thing but with the ledger nano s?

does the 1000 DASH stay on the trezor?

Once I have completed step 5 and encrypted the wallet where does the encrypted wallet get saved? Dash-QT closed and I reopened it, but I'm none the wiser to where the encrypted wallet is. I chose default file structure when first running dash-qt and I can see in this guide that it says this is...

Hmmm. Does my copy of dash-qt need to keep up to date with the blockchain and remain on permanently? At what point do i create the wallet? After it has synced? Before? If i store the wallet offline can i run/do i need to run qt without the wallet opened? Please forgive my ignorance.

from what I gather it needs to be in Dash-QT but doesn't this need to download the entire blockchain and if so how can this be cold storage?

Does it have to be Dash-QT? Or could it be electrum?

The first thing that I learned when I entered the cryptosphere was that the only truly secure way to store your cryptocurrency was cold storage. If I wanted to run a masternode do I have to accept that cold storage is not an option?

I agree and in application I think everything is fine and moral. If the word is misinterpreted though it grates me, it really does.

I wasn't aware that there was a cap of 10,000 masternodes. Thanks for that nugget of information. I'm all for investing in something that wants to compete and offer the best service. But what kind of sale is it to use the terminology of 'master'? The reason why I said that it might be poorly...

*Newbie Alert* So, I like lots that I hear about dash and this split of block rewards via a governance mechanism is intriguing. But the name "masternode" causes me to hesitate over my enthusiasm of what I have learned. There can be no master without a slave. So this causes me to ask, who are...