Quote from: Polycoin on May 24, 2014, 09:43:51 PM

Quote from: smileman on May 24, 2014, 09:41:55 PM

Quote from: smoothie on May 24, 2014, 09:50:42 AM

DarkSend being closed-source is a HUGE problem to anyone holding DRK.

How does one know that the devs aren't double spending their stash or just adding to their total stash and selling them?

If it is closed source this is then possible.

Hence why such a pump could happen.

Having a public-ledger that bitcoin and litecoin has is important to verify where coins came from. Otherwise what is the point of anonymity? Anyone can just send coins and then claim they never sent them to sell on an exchange? lol...how retarded is that?

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Darkcoin isnt closed source you retards. Even I, a troll, knows that.

Darksend is the only part of Darkcoin thats closed source and its going to be open source in less than a month.

Feel free to copy x11 algo, cause its fucking open source. You guys are a bunch of idiots.

As long as any part of the code is not open source, anything can be expected.
So tell me, who is the retard now? Thats right. You are.

Anyway. DRK has much more serious problems than darksend being closed src. Darksend is going open sourced and this issue will be resolved.
Instamine and dev likely holding 50% of coins will never be solved, because no one knows how much they control the market. We can only analyze and guess by the movements and volume.
I always expect the worst cenario when it comes to trading with real values and money. This is one of the main reasons why stocks and commodities has been my main income for several years now. I would like to invest in a coin like DRK, but there are way too many unknowns. So i avoid it.