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DCG Discussion Regarding Allegations & Ryan Taylor Resignation
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qwizzie
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I want to thank Ryan Taylor for his commitment and dedication over his years as acting CEO of Dash Core Group and i want to convey that i have a deep respect for Ryan Taylor for making this incredibly difficult decision in order to keep the DCG Compensation budget proposal funded and putting the best interest of the Dash network above himself.
With the resignation of Ryan Taylor as CEO of Dash Core Group and the subsequent operational knowledge and personal information about DCG inner workings flying out of the window this way, i just see a lot of turbulence and pressure on individual Dash Core Group members ahead, in a time that the focus should have been on getting Dash Platform out and Dash Core Group marketing under way.
I wish the Dash Core Group good luck in the times ahead.
With regards to Dash as a community, i just view this situation as a situation that has divided the Dash community and will continue to divide the Dash community. Ultimately i view this situation as a bad situation with a bad outcome.
With the resignation of Ryan Taylor as CEO of Dash Core Group and the subsequent operational knowledge and personal information about DCG inner workings flying out of the window this way, i just see a lot of turbulence and pressure on individual Dash Core Group members ahead, in a time that the focus should have been on getting Dash Platform out and Dash Core Group marketing under way.
I wish the Dash Core Group good luck in the times ahead.
With regards to Dash as a community, i just view this situation as a situation that has divided the Dash community and will continue to divide the Dash community. Ultimately i view this situation as a bad situation with a bad outcome.
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I hope the Trust Protectors make it clear to Ryan that it would be good for him to remain at DCG, just not as CEO.
Perhaps now the network will consider mandatory CEO / President rotation for any DFO pulling 40% or more from the treasury. Presidential Rotation is part of the proposed Dash Network Constitution.
Perhaps now the network will consider mandatory CEO / President rotation for any DFO pulling 40% or more from the treasury. Presidential Rotation is part of the proposed Dash Network Constitution.
vazaki3
Well-known member
As predicted. The pathetic DCG was saved by the government's agents, once again.
Scapegoating @babygiraffe was the pretext, in order to preserve the corrupted status quo.
Voting deadline is in 6.56 hours and the next super block will be in 3.30 days.
| DCG_Comp_Mar_Jun | glennaustin |
| 427 | 900 | 473 | 13 |
Voting deadline is in 0.0 minutes and the next super block will be in 3.03 days.
| DCG_Comp_Mar_Jun | glennaustin |
| 806 | 1108 | 302 | 27 |
A diff of 806-427=379 net votes cast the last 6 hours in favor of the pathetic DCG.
477-301=176 NO votes switched to YES votes the last 6 hours. A typical agent behavior.
The pathetic DCG is saved, once again. The scapegoat was punished. Dash is doomed, once again.
You will fall below 100rank, in Coinmarketcap. You deserve it, for sure.
Death is your destiny and you bought it with your money.
Timocracy sucks...Government's agents suck....Vote the numbers, stupid!
" Ὧδε ἡ σοφία ἐστίν· ὁ ἔχων νοῦν ψηφισάτω τὸν ἀριθμὸν τοῦ θηρίου· ἀριθμὸς γὰρ ἀνθρώπου ἐστί·"
"Here is the wisdom, and whoever has a mind in him, let him vote the number of the beast, for it is the number of a human."
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If you knew a group, that would do a better job than DCG does, I would be glad to vote for it.
vazaki3
Well-known member
- No smart contracts for Dash. Is this ok for a decent crypto of 2022?
- After many months, and although the masternodes decided it, and although the code is already written by @Pasta, the 1 dash proposal fee feature is not implemented yet.
- When evo? ("Evoe" is the scream the Bacchae used to shout in order to call Dionysus.) Do you know how much money has been paid for the DASH Platform (Evolution) ? For how long? $13 million were paid only for the last 2.5 years! And evo is still asomatous. Give me the votes/money and the time, and I can built evo better and faster than "Pater Seraphicus" (you know who this Pater is!). " Pater Seraphicus - come forth! Come to reclaim the throne! I sing my song to Thee , O planetary soul, In rapture I shall burn, To worship the unknown". Pater Seraphicus and the DCG, they both suck!!!!!
Dont you wonder about all the above? DCG sucks.....
"We can start by shaking up DCG, using a bulldozer instead of window cleaning a building that is structurally unsound. " -- DashUnicorn
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vazaki3
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A Year in Crypto: Santiment’s 2021 Market Report - Santiment Community Insights
Devs, DeFi and Down the line
While it has little to no impact on short-term market trends, development activity is quite an underrated indicator of project success, as it demonstrates the team’s month-to-month commitment to creating a working product, polishing and upgrading its features, and staying true to the long-term roadmap. At Santiment, we track development data from 1000s of public github repositories, while excluding various ‘non-dev events’, like comments on commits, people following an issue, downloading releases etc. If such events weren’t excluded, some projects could show inflated development activity just by discussing what they are going to build without actually building it. With that it mind, below is a list of top 20 projects by aggregated development activity - based on their publicly available Github information - for the year 2021:
Top 20 projects by total development activity in 2021 (Source: Sanbase)
As evident, the top 3 projects - Cardano, Kusama and Polkadot are virtually neck and neck, followed by Ethereum at #4 and Gnosis at #5. For the first time on one of these end-of-year development reports, we also have an NFT-centric project in Flow to round out the top 10, highlighting the meteoric growth of the NFT sector in the last year. Outside of ‘pure’ development activity, we also track the amount of active contributors to any project’s Github repo, for broader insights about their ‘developer network’. Below are the industry leaders in the amount of active Github contributors over the last 12 months:
Top 20 projects by the average amount of Github contributors in 2021 (Source: Sanbase)
While the top positions remain unchanged, Cardano now towers above the rest, with an average of 53 daily contributors to their Github repo throughout the last year. The amount of active contributors also sees a few interesting changes within the top 10, which now includes the Trust Wallet Token and Filecoin, to name a few. The above list(s), however, look at the entire crypto landscape, meaning large projects with active developer communities are naturally going to dominate. As such, it’s also a good idea to zoom in on the particular segments of the crypto market and shine a light on the more ‘niche projects’ that invested heavily in their coding manpower in 2021.
With over $103bn locked in various DeFi protocols (+292.8% increase in 2021), decentralized finance remains one of the bedrocks of the crypto industry, acting as the primary hub for both large-scale innovation and mainstream adoption. And while competing narratives and new (actually old) industry trends took some of the spotlight away from DeFi in 2021, the sector has continued to make headway thanks to sidechains, bridges and layer2 solutions, evolving into a robust, multi-chain ecosystem that didn’t exist just a year prior. With that in mind, here are the top 20 DeFi-related projects that lead the way in development activity (based on public Github repository data) in 2021:
Top 20 DeFi projects by total development activity in 2021 (Source: Sanbase)
Interestingly enough, DeFiChain claims the top spot for the year, followed by Mdex and SifChain. Far less surprising is the rest of the list, populated by some of the year’s most utilized protocols, including Uniswap and its BSC counterpart PancakeSwap, Balancer, Yearn and Maker.
AND THE QUESTION IS...WHERE IS DashCoreGroup ON ALL THE ABOVE??????
AFTER BEING PAID $13 millions?
Devs, DeFi and Down the line
While it has little to no impact on short-term market trends, development activity is quite an underrated indicator of project success, as it demonstrates the team’s month-to-month commitment to creating a working product, polishing and upgrading its features, and staying true to the long-term roadmap. At Santiment, we track development data from 1000s of public github repositories, while excluding various ‘non-dev events’, like comments on commits, people following an issue, downloading releases etc. If such events weren’t excluded, some projects could show inflated development activity just by discussing what they are going to build without actually building it. With that it mind, below is a list of top 20 projects by aggregated development activity - based on their publicly available Github information - for the year 2021:
As evident, the top 3 projects - Cardano, Kusama and Polkadot are virtually neck and neck, followed by Ethereum at #4 and Gnosis at #5. For the first time on one of these end-of-year development reports, we also have an NFT-centric project in Flow to round out the top 10, highlighting the meteoric growth of the NFT sector in the last year. Outside of ‘pure’ development activity, we also track the amount of active contributors to any project’s Github repo, for broader insights about their ‘developer network’. Below are the industry leaders in the amount of active Github contributors over the last 12 months:
While the top positions remain unchanged, Cardano now towers above the rest, with an average of 53 daily contributors to their Github repo throughout the last year. The amount of active contributors also sees a few interesting changes within the top 10, which now includes the Trust Wallet Token and Filecoin, to name a few. The above list(s), however, look at the entire crypto landscape, meaning large projects with active developer communities are naturally going to dominate. As such, it’s also a good idea to zoom in on the particular segments of the crypto market and shine a light on the more ‘niche projects’ that invested heavily in their coding manpower in 2021.
With over $103bn locked in various DeFi protocols (+292.8% increase in 2021), decentralized finance remains one of the bedrocks of the crypto industry, acting as the primary hub for both large-scale innovation and mainstream adoption. And while competing narratives and new (actually old) industry trends took some of the spotlight away from DeFi in 2021, the sector has continued to make headway thanks to sidechains, bridges and layer2 solutions, evolving into a robust, multi-chain ecosystem that didn’t exist just a year prior. With that in mind, here are the top 20 DeFi-related projects that lead the way in development activity (based on public Github repository data) in 2021:
Interestingly enough, DeFiChain claims the top spot for the year, followed by Mdex and SifChain. Far less surprising is the rest of the list, populated by some of the year’s most utilized protocols, including Uniswap and its BSC counterpart PancakeSwap, Balancer, Yearn and Maker.
AND THE QUESTION IS...WHERE IS DashCoreGroup ON ALL THE ABOVE??????
AFTER BEING PAID $13 millions?
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I see a number of masternodes have been knocked offline and I was wondering if there is any correlation to the way people voted.
Dans
Active member
@vazaki3 , of those 13 million, what percentage has Ryan pocketed approximately?
I'm talking about salary.
It seems that sails are being retracted, 30 MN have been "turned off" from the network.
We'll see how far we go. For those who still believe in Dash's future with a loaded gun, we may see some very good prices.
All the best
I'm talking about salary.
It seems that sails are being retracted, 30 MN have been "turned off" from the network.
We'll see how far we go. For those who still believe in Dash's future with a loaded gun, we may see some very good prices.
All the best
I don't think they were intentionally turned off, it was some kind of attack / high load. I noticed the high CPU load a couple of days ago.
vazaki3
Well-known member
We dont know.
DCG never submitted a report to http://dashwatch.org.
Additionaly and unfortunately, dashwatch has been completely postponed since Oct 2021.
Dash community certainly needs dashwatch's functionality, as long as transparency is crutial to Dash's survival.
DO NOT follow the hollow.
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Updated the Thread headline. DCG has still not issued an official statement about Ryan Taylo'rs resignation as DCG CEO or DCG Board member.
vazaki3
Well-known member
What are they waiting for?