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The counter party risk is much lower with a Masternode. It's no counter party risk actually. Just a hacking risk. Poloniex is a large target and I would suggest more likely to be hacked than you.

In line 54 of https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/master/src/main.h the Max Block Size is set to 750,000. I believe the masternodes voted to up this to 2,000,000. This type of change should be rolled out over time. That is a block height could be chosen ( 623,000 around Feb 2017) and...

Welcome Poltergeist. Here's a great interview about DASH: http://neocashradio.com/blog/bonus-interview-with-amanda-b-johnson-dash/

Yes, there may very well be an effect. I would say that this might be expected. However, dash has done a good job of avoiding all the drama.

I forgot to tag @amanda_b_johnson

"And you can take that to the bank. Except that you are your own bank, so you can just take it to yourself"

The bitcoin miners use SHA256 specific hardware. I'm not sure if any SHA256 crypto currencies have survived. Teracoin was one, but bitcoin miners pointing to it made the difficulty terribly sporadic, and the coin may have died as a result. A bitcoin miner has only two options ON and OFF...

I applaud the developers for doing what they're doing and not implementing the mistakes of bitcoin. I was thinking of this today because Full RBF may be the default in new bitcoin clients. Does anyone know if the 2MB limit for Dash blocks actually is actually in the code of 0.12.0.58? What...

While you're at it have the first block explore point to https://explorer.dash.org/chain/Dash

I'm a co-host. The other co-host is JJ, and we may bring Randy on every week if things go right.

@amanda_b_johnson Thank you for taking the time to answer our questions about dash. It's great to have this as a resource. There has been so much activity this month. http://neocashradio.com/blog/bonus-interview-with-amanda-b-johnson-dash/

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2587 from 1943 is a 33.1% increase 15,100 to 36,500 is over a 141% increase. missed the 100.

@amanda_b_johnson I would love to hear Duffields explanation of how distributed masternodes will or won't vote. Please ask this question. Dawww, thanks

Just as long as anyone who puts up a stake gets control of a proportionate vote.

I have a concern about the distributed master nodes. With bitcoin it was organized so that the miners made protocol decisions. What may have been unforeseen is that miners would pool resources and pass the protocol decisions to the pool operator. This makes what was intended to be a...

Welcome Jacob Carl! :)

Thank you. How do we know which node voted which way? How is the vote public?

Does this tutorial exist? Is there a quick answer? Is there a long answer?

That Mimms guy seems crazy. Everything is always someone else's fault. From the article: What exactly is the claim?