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Did it get lumped into a Bitcoin data folder? I thought this saved location was resolved but there were reports previously of a bitcoin datafolder created on the Core releases.

They aren't blocked... it's a free market and can be moved (and sold) at anytime. Now with IX, if you want to send them someplace, it's seconds. You're not committing your 1k DRK for any period of time. If you want to run a masternode for a day, knock yourself out but the chances of getting...

Your concern would only be relevant if you are thinking in fiat-world terms where everything is a whole coin. The fact that we are dealing with digital currencies means we could go out as many decimal places needed to have viable units to serve economic activity. If you re-read flare 's post...

You're complicating things. Fees are assessed randomly at (0.10 DRK) and usually have an occurrence of around 1 in 40 rounds. The easiest way is to DS 8 rounds or higher and then send the DS balance to a fresh generated address. These are the probabilities: Round Pathways 2 9 3 27 4 81 5...

Yep, always remove the peers.dat file from the datafolder after you stop the daemon. Then launch the daemon with ./darkcoind --reindex. Reindexes don't take nearly as long with the new checkpoints added.

You would take the BTC rate times the BTC price to get the USD value (which would be a loss), then subtract whatever the exchange charges for fees.

There's weselldark.com but you're going to pay a premium in doing so due to counterparty risk of Paypal chargebacks. You could always look into Circle or some other site that allows you to buy BTC via credit/debit card and then send to exchange to get your DRK.

Whenever you're reindexing, you're remembering to remove the peers.dat file as well, right?

I've never done it from console, always from the QT wallet, but if you're open to that: Enable coin control and select all the address inputs, enter the main (or new) address you want the funds to consolidate to and send. Depending on inputs, you might have fees due to tx size.

Strong hashrate is always better for any coin. The difference though for mining is we're above the difficulty level where the reward per block is at floor level.

If it shows up on drk.mn, you should be good. Try grepping the ip later on your remote/local and see.

Did you touch your 1k vin? Matching masternode genkey?

Does it show up on drk.mn?

You cheap skate only sending me 20 and 100 tx's with your fat stacks! :-P

Looks like the site was updated about 5 minutes ago and is now reflecting the v11.1.19 as the latest (coded as InstantX).

lol, works fine when BitcoinWisdom isn't down. :P

eduffield How does the reconverge work? Does it add a centralization aspect to things? Just trying to get down to the nitty gritty.

Again I ask, what issue are you having?

So what's the issue you are having with running v14 on your pool? Did you reindex the blockchain?

Huh? V14 operates fine... what kind of pool are you running, p2pool?