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What does the $28.50 field describe in this document? I can see how the exchange multiplication works, but it is not clear to me which column describes income or expenses and which amount of Dash/USD is left at the end of the cycle.
It's an USD left-over from previous months. It's mentally easier to do exchange for exactly $5k and leave this as a change.
If it's confusing, then we'll exchange $28.5 less in June
Dash Electrum 3.3.8 released
Relnotes and files https://github.com/akhavr/electrum-dash/releases/tag/3.3.8
Relnotes and files https://github.com/akhavr/electrum-dash/releases/tag/3.3.8
All I get is a notification "failed to mount...". I have two other appimages from a different application, one mounts correctly and the other fails in the same way.
I haven't tried from compiling the source but as a side note, the aur package on manjaro (arch derivative) is on build 3.0.6.3-3. No binaries available.
It's not high priority for me as it works on mint.
Dash 3.3.8.1 released https://github.com/akhavr/electrum-dash/releases/tag/3.3.8.1
- fix extra_payload output in Commands.deserialize
- other small fixes
Dash Electrum 3.3.8.2 released
https://github.com/akhavr/electrum-dash/releases/tag/3.3.8.2 or your usual update channel
* fix wallet locking during verification of DIP3 transactions
* add qt console password locking for SW wallets
https://github.com/akhavr/electrum-dash/releases/tag/3.3.8.2 or your usual update channel
* fix wallet locking during verification of DIP3 transactions
* add qt console password locking for SW wallets
In the last funding cycle Dash Electrum support and development was defunded due to social attack on Dash Governance system https://www.dashcentral.org/p/DashElectrumDec2019 under the cause of "Not being relevant".
Status as of Jan 1st 2020:
- Dec 2019 salaries have been paid
- project is 251.9 Dash in red
- PrivateSend mixing was implemented but not tested properly, so it won't be released
If you consider project to be still relevant, donate to XfL6bgKCXWWDeE5iYfm9pUzfY3P5e8nDaC (the address that should have been receiving DashElectrumDec2019 payouts)
If there would be at least 5 Dash to cover next proposal submission, I will submit next proposal. It will include Dec 2019 costs (251.9 Dash) plus necessary funding to continue for at least 3 months of development.
It was a pleasure to work on Dash Electrum.
Thanks.
Status as of Jan 1st 2020:
- Dec 2019 salaries have been paid
- project is 251.9 Dash in red
- PrivateSend mixing was implemented but not tested properly, so it won't be released
If you consider project to be still relevant, donate to XfL6bgKCXWWDeE5iYfm9pUzfY3P5e8nDaC (the address that should have been receiving DashElectrumDec2019 payouts)
If there would be at least 5 Dash to cover next proposal submission, I will submit next proposal. It will include Dec 2019 costs (251.9 Dash) plus necessary funding to continue for at least 3 months of development.
It was a pleasure to work on Dash Electrum.
Thanks.
Have pinned this in Dash Talk Discord along with your donation address. Best of 2020 to you and thanks for all the hard work you have done.
PrivateSend on the testnet https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/privatesend-in-dash-electrum-on-the-testnet.49431/#post-219440
Project still defunded due to two FUDsters, claiming that it's not used and not necessary.
Project still defunded due to two FUDsters, claiming that it's not used and not necessary.
Financial status of the project attached.
Successfully mixed 1000tDash on testnet. Significantly increased stability of mixing. RC4 is coming.
Upd. Updated Jan 2020 statement with the donations received. We thank everyone who donated us, this reinforced our decision to continue alot.
Successfully mixed 1000tDash on testnet. Significantly increased stability of mixing. RC4 is coming.
Upd. Updated Jan 2020 statement with the donations received. We thank everyone who donated us, this reinforced our decision to continue alot.
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Hi, can you explain how this PrivateSend is working? How much of a trustless setup is it? How does it differ to the desktop client? How fast is the mixing?
Thanks
Thanks
It works exactly as Dash Core mixing: creates necessary denominations, connects to the Dash MNs, startes/joins mixing sessions, runs as much mixing rounds as you indicate. Our intent was to recreate existing behaviour as much as we can. On testnet mixing is quite slow (1000tDash takes several days to mix), but I guess this is because of lack of liquidity.
If you'd like to test, let me know your platform and I'll send you instructions to get a testnet client.
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