ill be blunt, You pointed me 3 motherboards with 6xpcie and one motherboard which i already mensioned i know of just to offer me Your product and i asked about none of those.
What i asked is MB with 7xpcie that someone already has/had and it works with 7gpu with no problem (i already have MSI Z97 gaming and its working great but has limited supply where im from), not 6xgpu mb, not additional multipliers and especially not complete rig for sale.

It had crossed my mind. The more it doesn't breach 210-220 the more it looks like a slow trend reversal. It would be interesting to know what the drivers are for the market these days - e.g. actual retail adoption vs speculative, coinbase / bitpay dumping to fiat to support their retail payment gateways, state of distribution etc

Next milestones: ETFs, Bitpay merchants, Grexit, Greccident, global collapse.

LOL

Pathetics.

Maybe it's time for a new moderated thread here..

LoL ! Your giving them too much credit. It's not even as complicated as that.

Here's the real reason for the trolling - nothing to do with the "instamine".

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1001642.msg10959114#msg10959114

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You do realize that Bitcoin itself is still in beta after over 5 years, right? It was in Alpha for years, by the way...

Keep talking lol, you dashtards are doing a fine job showing everyone just how clueless you really are  

why is dashcoin so favourite ?

Why is DARKCOIN gone, like totaly gone from Cryptsy

That was quite the Pump & Dump! From .025 to .0195...Some buying opportunities now, boys! Have set my buys, now going to bed. Will I have another MN when I wake up? I hope so. Good night!

The biggest problem with Monero is that it's being lead by people with zero business sense. The team is infected with this misguided sense of "fairness" or similar garbage ideals. You can see the manifestation of this idiocy in Monero's emission. Among the worst I've ever seen. Instead of releasing quickly, and thus having low inflation, Monero releases over about 4 years, dramatically limiting returns.

The developers don't realize that very few people make investment decisions based on emission schedules. If you need evidence, look at how Darkcoin is rising as you guys spread the news of the instamine! Is there any more obvious way to beat it into your heads that people don't care?

Our stop-gap solution is way better than your so called real solution, i can even send Monero with mixins on my mobile phone.

Sorry that we don't market our stuff as perfect in a misleading way like drk does it. bazinga.

please stop the own goals, its getting too easy.

Is it impossible to discuss this without devolving into the gutter? Damn people I did not think that I would be hitting the delete button 8 times in 3 pages. Be civil please.

LOL

The 11 in x11 refers to the 11 SHA3 candidates which was exactly source of the original claim of NSA involvement.


Not at this time

Darkcoin = NSA coin

Is it true ?

No thank you. I'll just let you repeat that embarrassing evidence of incompetence on your part for a while, then maybe.

Dash isn't a currency, it's masternodes take coins out of the markets. It's kind of a 2 way loss, if the masternode is up and running then at least 1,000 dash is out of the market and locked on the masternode. If the masternode isnt running then thats 1 less node thats "securing" Dash's "anonymity" and makes it more vulnerable to attack(Less amount of nodes to take down). Also, there are currently 2million Dashes locked up in masternodes, making darkcoin an extremely volatile cryptocoin, which is why it's so easy to buy/sell and the price goes up/down immidiately, meaning Dash has relatively bad liquidity and cannot be used a currency. That means since Dash can't be used as a currency, it's only other options left is being used a commodity/speculative investment, which it is and can't ever change from being.

Couple the extreme lack of liquidity from over 2milion entire Dashes themselves being tied up in masternodes, to the initial instamine where another 2million were mined by very few people, and that means Dash is an extremely Illiquid cryptocoin. So regular users wont be able to buy Dashes unless they like moving the price a lot everytime they buy/sell. Also, some people would say(That's what denominations is for), well that would be true If there was no masternode locking up 1,000 Dashes per node and if there wasn't a instamine where 2million dashes were mined in less than 2 days. Even if you use a smaller unit of account, there would be a substantial amount of coins "missing" and people generally do not like using decimal systems, especially for a cryptocoin that has a relatively low price(Bitcoin excluded since it's price is relatively "high" and denominations are actually useful in that situation, not for any other cryptocoin though).

Next, Dash isn't a "legitimate" coin. The instamine happened where the block reward and coin supply were drastically changed, it doesn't matter what happened with the coins, it doesn't matter if the original instaminers are holding all their instamined coins or if they sold already. The point is that it happened, where things that are never supposed to be changed, were completely defecated on. That destroys the entire purpose of being a cryptocurrency, where its "parameters" as some call it, should never be changed, lest you create huge inequality. Dash's "parameters" being changed so drastically shows that the coin was never decentralized, and honestly can't be taken seriously. It's pretty scam-like that it happened.

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Then there's the masternode and how masternodes themselves bring up lots more vectors of attack, dangers of centralization, spying, etc etc. Too many flaws for me to type without writing out a 5 page essay.

The purported high yields for the "Masternode" investment product are a much larger issue, especially from a law enforcement perspective.


You don't have to be Matlock or Johnny Cochran to notice it's a criminal operation.

The NSA involvement, well, sounds good - the NSA knows how to make crypto systems way better than Mr. Duffield - thank you.