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eduffield UdjinM6 Any news on the daemons continuing to lock up?

Yes, as standard for mandatory updates to prevent forks from fragmentation.

Vertoe quit the dev team and sold at least 30k coins of who knows how many prior to the run up.

I highly doubt it given the severed ties to Dash.

I'm not even factoring in transfer of wealth, especially (frictionless) cross borders, unbanked financing, microloans, etc. I just know from a true currency-related standpoint, the volatility needs to compress substantially for people to feel comfortable maintaining positions in crypto, let...

I've more or less been a proponent that they will start off as a store of value and later become viable currencies as prices stabilize. That isn't to say some merchants are comfortable taking on that volatility risk now but the majority would be instantly converting to fiat at the present. With...

Because the network is fragmented while two different protocols are in effect. Until the network reaches around 80%, enforcement is off. jmmA always doesn't pay masternode owners when enforcement is off.

Because enforcement isn't on as usual for mandatory updates...

Having a bunch of daemons hang as well.

Adjust the zoom on your browser. CTRL + wheel scroll usually.

Rutroh, Moli with the subtle jabs again towards me. lulz

Agreed, very well said. Let it be. Thank him for all the work he did thus far and wish him the best in whatever future endeavors he decides to take on. The snid-ness though of V's post still is a bit childish though

Download the dash wallet, rename the datadir from darkcoin to dash, the darkcoin.conf to dash.conf and start the new executable. You may need to issue the upgradewallet argument if it's not 61000 (use getinfo). All your addresses and such are the same--it's just a cosmetic change at this time...

DCT

Did you rename your darkcoin.conf to dash.conf?

There is nothing different about the new client other than cosmetic rebranding... you literally can use the same wallet.dat file, rename the datadir to dash, rename darkcoin.conf to dash.conf, and use the new executable. You have a zero balance most likely because of a freshly generated...

I can appreciate the thought that went into this but I think altering the block reward in any way after it has already been changed twice would be a mistake. It definitely gives third parties more firing ammo to continue fudding the forums.

Not at the moment.

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You could always use the paper wallet generator that is an html-based doc for wallet generation with you importing the private key into darkcoind but why not go directly to the source and generate a new address intrawallet. What exactly are you doing?