It's interesting to me that decred is nipping at the heels of dash in market rank. Dash rank #180 vs decred rank #184.
I'm not making any predictions when I say this, but I am now quite curious if dash is going to be challenged by Horizen.. it might be that dash falls in rank and Horizen goes...
Before someone lies to you... according to Sam Westrich and others, Platform fulfills Duffield's vision of Evolution and thus are the same. But it doesn't as Westrich declared an all-masternode solution was untenable. Instead of admitting defeat, Westrich created a small subset of elite...
I would say yes, but not with PIVX, as @vazaki3 says, PIVX is the old generation,
This idea will never materialize unless you can get Sam Westrich onboard, which I highly doubt. And I can point to the dash wallet as proof because it's always been so complacent, it never had the balls to add...
I really think you should go back to my first reply on this and actually address all 5 points, not a quick off-the-cuff response without substance.
I understand Turkey is cheap to hire, but this does not mean you should undersell yourself, especially when there are no other Turkey based...
Hey,
I'm okay with this but first, before you submit a proposal, I want to see a few things:
1. I want to see an actual list of the topics being covered for each video.
2. I want to see one sample video of your work, preferably with a dash logo positioned somewhere e.g. t-shirt, mug, poster...
I haven't used any of those actually, apart from dash, of course. Last time I looked, the node specs for Solana were crazy, dunno if it's still the case. OTOH dash is heading in a similar direction.
As a user of stable coins, I really don't think I'd be interested in a dash stablecoin other than a toy to play with.
1. Platform / Evonodes is not decentralized enough and thermodynamics prevent it from ever being so.
2. The dash dao can't be trusted. How long do you think it would take for a...
It's a technical point that demonstrates bias or ignorance on the behalf of banks and regulators. They will go down screaming like the dinosaurs they are.
I don't say this from a dash point of view, I say this from a cypherpunk point of view. The same principles that gave us public key...
... except that bitcoin has Schnorr signatures, while not perfect, does provide some privacy benefits. So why isn't bitcoin also de-listed? Because they couldn't kill bitcoin so they just divide and conquer, reluctantly accepting that bitcoin does at least provide some traceability to capture...
I think for the entire 2024 we are going to see a barrage of increasingly restrictive crypto exchange requirements.
The problem is, crypto is so widely defined as an asset and a dollar making investment, that regulators are testing to see how far / desperate the crypto cult will go.
This is...
Every time you are in a call queue or your only contact option is a nameless chatbot sending you in circles, stealing your valuable time, then yes, the code is law.
When online forms are overbearing but required, that too is law.
When private organizations are using facial recognition, voice...
Coinpaprika has a free and reliable data feed for the top 2500 rank. Easy to dump the data into a db for future use.
Kraken endpoints are nice but not sure if you can fetch multiple symbols.
Now that dash is ranked lower than Siacoin, will anyone here finally admit that web3 is a better fit...
The nonsense is people trying to appease government even when it's trivial. Code is law, that's it, nothing more, nothing less. Whether it's government or the free market, every one of us lives and breathes law that is written in code yet without legal basis. For, even when there is legal basis...
I want to also point out, companies like Kraken are also locking accounts to people who do not declare the status of their "unhosted wallet" deposits AND withdrawals.
Before google was even a thing, there were virtual e-card scammers. I call them scammers because they would ask senders to dox...
Note how OKX continues to keep Litecon even though it has arguably better and faster privacy.
2024 also starts with UK customers required to complete KYC questionnaires. Of course, these questionnaires will not satisfy regulators so people should expect more draconian measures later in the...