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MemberActivity: 70Merit: 10 Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC/BLK) | PoS | No Premine - No IPO - ONLY OFFICIAL THREAD May 19, 2014, 05:37:32 AM #2621 Quote from: dcm987 on May 19, 2014, 05:20:09 AM Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 04:56:30 AM It seems that now the new wave on cryptocurrencies is the Darksend function or anonymity, I´d like to know what is the possibility to have that function implemented in blackcoin code, "Blacksend" or something like this.



As an investor I want to know what the chances in % of "Blacksend" or anonymity be implemented to blackcoin.



1-How long would it takes?



2-Rat4 is working on it?



3-Does community can offer some reward for help to implement this function in Blackcoin code?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?



"Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."

Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong. No single government in the world will support Cryptocurrencie, and I particularly want that all governments will fuck off, if the function Darksend was not good Darkcoin and also the other new coins would not be thinking about implementing this."Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.

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Hero MemberActivity: 700Merit: 500 Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC/BLK) | PoS | No Premine - No IPO - ONLY OFFICIAL THREAD May 19, 2014, 05:43:47 AM #2622 Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 05:37:32 AM Quote from: dcm987 on May 19, 2014, 05:20:09 AM Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 04:56:30 AM It seems that now the new wave on cryptocurrencies is the Darksend function or anonymity, I´d like to know what is the possibility to have that function implemented in blackcoin code, "Blacksend" or something like this.



As an investor I want to know what the chances in % of "Blacksend" or anonymity be implemented to blackcoin.



1-How long would it takes?



2-Rat4 is working on it?



3-Does community can offer some reward for help to implement this function in Blackcoin code?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?



"Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."

Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.

No single government in the world will support Cryptocurrencie, and I particularly want that all governments will fuck off, if the function Darksend was not good Darkcoin and also the other new coins would not be thinking about implementing this."Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.

Is there an option to disable darksend payments? Is there an option to disable darksend payments? https://twitter.com/virtualfaqs

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Hero MemberActivity: 868Merit: 1000 Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC/BLK) | PoS | No Premine - No IPO - ONLY OFFICIAL THREAD May 19, 2014, 05:45:19 AM #2623 Quote from: virtualfaqs on May 19, 2014, 05:43:47 AM Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 05:37:32 AM Quote from: dcm987 on May 19, 2014, 05:20:09 AM Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 04:56:30 AM It seems that now the new wave on cryptocurrencies is the Darksend function or anonymity, I´d like to know what is the possibility to have that function implemented in blackcoin code, "Blacksend" or something like this.



As an investor I want to know what the chances in % of "Blacksend" or anonymity be implemented to blackcoin.



1-How long would it takes?



2-Rat4 is working on it?



3-Does community can offer some reward for help to implement this function in Blackcoin code?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?



"Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."

Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.

No single government in the world will support Cryptocurrencie, and I particularly want that all governments will fuck off, if the function Darksend was not good Darkcoin and also the other new coins would not be thinking about implementing this."Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.

Is there an option to disable darksend payments?

Is there an option to disable darksend payments?

I believe the default is not darksend, rather you have to opt to make your transaction a darksend (I think it slows down the transaction time a little). I believe the default is not darksend, rather you have to opt to make your transaction a darksend (I think it slows down the transaction time a little).

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Last edit: May 19, 2014, 06:05:33 AM by dcm987 #2625 Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 05:37:32 AM Quote from: dcm987 on May 19, 2014, 05:20:09 AM Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 04:56:30 AM It seems that now the new wave on cryptocurrencies is the Darksend function or anonymity, I´d like to know what is the possibility to have that function implemented in blackcoin code, "Blacksend" or something like this.



As an investor I want to know what the chances in % of "Blacksend" or anonymity be implemented to blackcoin.



1-How long would it takes?



2-Rat4 is working on it?



3-Does community can offer some reward for help to implement this function in Blackcoin code?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?



"Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."

Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.

No single government in the world will support Cryptocurrencie, and I particularly want that all governments will fuck off, if the function Darksend was not good Darkcoin and also the other new coins would not be thinking about implementing this."Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong. Don't get me wrong, to a certain extent I agree with your sentment with the govt. But for Cryptos to really take off,I think that it has to be mainstream,and what is shying away a lot of people away from them is how the govt treats it/the factor of anonymity with the whole block chain. I've personally showed a lot of outsiders dark coin and the dark send feature,and the first thing that came out of their mouths was,"I wouldn't touch this,it seems highly illegal/sketch".personally I was disheartenend upon hearing this bc I own some DRK.idk just this happening today got me to thinking

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NewbieActivity: 41Merit: 0 Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC/BLK) | PoS | No Premine - No IPO - ONLY OFFICIAL THREAD May 19, 2014, 05:59:09 AM #2627 Quote from: dcm987 on May 19, 2014, 05:53:03 AM Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 05:37:32 AM Quote from: dcm987 on May 19, 2014, 05:20:09 AM

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?

No single government in the world will support Cryptocurrencie, and I particularly want that all governments will fuck off, if the function Darksend was not good Darkcoin and also the other new coins would not be thinking about implementing this.



"Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."

Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.

No single government in the world will support Cryptocurrencie, and I particularly want that all governments will fuck off, if the function Darksend was not good Darkcoin and also the other new coins would not be thinking about implementing this."Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.

Don't get me wrong, to a certain extent I agree with your sentient with the govt. But for Cryptos to really take off,I think that it has to be mainstream,and what is shying away a lot of people away from them is how the govt treats it/the factor of anonymity with the whole block chain. I've personally showed a lot of outsiders dark coin and the dark send feature,and the first thing that came out of their mouths was,"I wouldn't touch this,it seems highly illegal/sketch".personally I was disheartenend upon hearing this bc I own some DRK.idk just this happening today got me to thinking

Yeah I think your right on the money dcm987. I think darksend is just the crypto feature of the month, and brings with it connotations of illegal activity which is something we want to avoid in order to get BlackCoin main stream adoption from not just people, but legitimate businesses. Yeah I think your right on the money dcm987. I think darksend is just the crypto feature of the month, and brings with it connotations of illegal activity which is something we want to avoid in order to get BlackCoin main stream adoption from not just people, but legitimate businesses.

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Sr. MemberActivity: 269Merit: 250 Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC/BLK) | PoS | No Premine - No IPO - ONLY OFFICIAL THREAD May 19, 2014, 06:11:12 AM #2628 Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 05:37:32 AM Quote from: dcm987 on May 19, 2014, 05:20:09 AM Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 04:56:30 AM It seems that now the new wave on cryptocurrencies is the Darksend function or anonymity, I´d like to know what is the possibility to have that function implemented in blackcoin code, "Blacksend" or something like this.



As an investor I want to know what the chances in % of "Blacksend" or anonymity be implemented to blackcoin.



1-How long would it takes?



2-Rat4 is working on it?



3-Does community can offer some reward for help to implement this function in Blackcoin code?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?



"Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."

Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.

No single government in the world will support Cryptocurrencie, and I particularly want that all governments will fuck off, if the function Darksend was not good Darkcoin and also the other new coins would not be thinking about implementing this."Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.



+1 , but i'm also not going to let you tell me what is right and what is wrong



+1 , but i'm also not going to let you tell me what is right and what is wrong

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NewbieActivity: 56Merit: 0 Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC/BLK) | PoS | No Premine - No IPO - ONLY OFFICIAL THREAD May 19, 2014, 06:16:57 AM #2629 Quote from: coinism on May 19, 2014, 06:11:12 AM Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 05:37:32 AM Quote from: dcm987 on May 19, 2014, 05:20:09 AM Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 04:56:30 AM It seems that now the new wave on cryptocurrencies is the Darksend function or anonymity, I´d like to know what is the possibility to have that function implemented in blackcoin code, "Blacksend" or something like this.



As an investor I want to know what the chances in % of "Blacksend" or anonymity be implemented to blackcoin.



1-How long would it takes?



2-Rat4 is working on it?



3-Does community can offer some reward for help to implement this function in Blackcoin code?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?

Alright,with this remember this is just my personal opinion,and my opinion may or may not represent views of the entire community;that being said,I honestly feel that this feature is not necessary. I'm honestly thinking very long term.I'm very intrigued by the whole darksend tech,and I agree with the majority of people that it is revolutionary.however, I'm thinking about how countries/ governments/ legitimate merchants will see this. To make a long story short, I think dark send will be perhaps the future of black market and illicit activities.yes,BTC and other currencies have been able to launder money/ other illegal activities,but that's because a) people did not understand bitcoin/block chain. B)many had not even heard of BTC. Now that govts are watching digutal currencies,many of these criminals are being caught because of the block chain and fiat paper trails. We've seen that digital currencies are still here to stay,and their utility is still feasible for what they were meant.but with something like darksend and other features, im not really sure how well this will be received by the rest of the world.there's definitely money to be made with it,but will it bring legal and ethical implications with it down the road?



"Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."

Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.

No single government in the world will support Cryptocurrencie, and I particularly want that all governments will fuck off, if the function Darksend was not good Darkcoin and also the other new coins would not be thinking about implementing this."Black market, is what the government says for you that is forbidden."Do not be a slave for your government, and do not let any government tell you what is right and what is wrong.



+1 , but i'm also not going to let you tell me what is right and what is wrong





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LegendaryActivity: 1232Merit: 1001 Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC/BLK) | PoS | No Premine - No IPO - ONLY OFFICIAL THREAD May 19, 2014, 06:23:01 AM #2630 Quote from: coinpredator(return) on May 19, 2014, 04:56:30 AM It seems that now the new wave on cryptocurrencies is the Darksend function or anonymity, I´d like to know what is the possibility to have that function implemented in blackcoin code, "Blacksend" or something like this.



As an investor I want to know what the chances in % of "Blacksend" or anonymity be implemented to blackcoin.



1-How long would it takes?



2-Rat4 is working on it?



3-Does community can offer some reward for help to implement this function in Blackcoin code?

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1 POS =/= POW protocool some coins who want make it real without rat4 lvl dev will fail 50% of new coin POW/POS fail at making staking.

It could take a year to wrote protocol

2 No he is working on security



3 We don't need dark send i think blackcoin as store of wealth can be higher that blackmarket coin when you have such stars like

DRK - 1st darksend

ANC - TOR + Zerocoin in progress

Zerocash - in development

NXT clones some will have mixer

...



Darksend is now popular because it is solo when clones come out look at BC price down,hype down...

Same with DRK...Darksend won't take you far in longer run.





______________________________________________1 POS =/= POW protocool some coins who want make it real without rat4 lvl dev will fail 50% of new coin POW/POS fail at making staking.It could take a year to wrote protocol2 No he is working on security3 We don't need dark send i think blackcoin as store of wealth can be higher that blackmarket coin when you have such stars likeDRK - 1st darksendANC - TOR + Zerocoin in progressZerocash - in developmentNXT clones some will have mixer...Darksend is now popular because it is solo when clones come out look at BC price down,hype down...Same with DRK...Darksend won't take you far in longer run.

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As an investor I want to know what the chances in % of "Blacksend" or anonymity be implemented to blackcoin.



1-How long would it takes?



2-Rat4 is working on it?



3-Does community can offer some reward for help to implement this function in Blackcoin code?

______________________________________________



1 POS =/= POW protocool some coins who want make it real without rat4 lvl dev will fail 50% of new coin POW/POS fail at making staking.

It could take a year to wrote protocol

2 No he is working on security



3 We don't need dark send i think blackcoin as store of wealth can be higher that blackmarket coin when you have such stars like

DRK - 1st darksend

ANC - TOR + Zerocoin in progress

Zerocash - in development

NXT clones some will have mixer

...



Darksend is now popular because it is solo when clones come out look at BC price down,hype down...

Same with DRK...Darksend won't take you far in longer run.







______________________________________________1 POS =/= POW protocool some coins who want make it real without rat4 lvl dev will fail 50% of new coin POW/POS fail at making staking.It could take a year to wrote protocol2 No he is working on security3 We don't need dark send i think blackcoin as store of wealth can be higher that blackmarket coin when you have such stars likeDRK - 1st darksendANC - TOR + Zerocoin in progressZerocash - in developmentNXT clones some will have mixer...Darksend is now popular because it is solo when clones come out look at BC price down,hype down...Same with DRK...Darksend won't take you far in longer run.

Yeah, I don't think that trying to assimilate BlackCoin with the black market (despite its name) is the right path to go with. Especially if you want it to grow. Yeah, I don't think that trying to assimilate BlackCoin with the black market (despite its name) is the right path to go with. Especially if you want it to grow.

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LegendaryActivity: 2058Merit: 1561 Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC/BLK) | PoS | No Premine - No IPO - ONLY OFFICIAL THREAD May 19, 2014, 08:14:29 AM #2633 Back from Bitcoin2014...

The highlights.....

Bitcoin is here to stay!

Blackcoin has been seen and heard, and is also here to stay!!

There were many Blackcoin owners there (some with 10's of thousands!)

Coinkite are great guys and we can't wait to get working with them. Rodolfo and Pete are really nice guys.

This isn't "just another crypto" this is Blackcoin... Real people working together, meeting, talking, planning and all making this happen.

How many other Coins were there? Who were the contenders? BTC, NXT, MasterCOin, Ripple and BlackCoin....



To be taken seriouly you have to be a part of the movement forward. BE there, get involved, talk to the movers and shakers, understand what it is to be involved, understand what it takes to be part of the crypto revolution.



Do any of those other coins have even 10% of the understanding of what it is to be "In the Business of Crypto"? I know BlackCoin has an immense amount of knowledge, enthusiasm and skills.



We are not about geeks in bedrooms shaving a % here and there ...... we are The Business.

We are part of the future, we are BlackCoin

The best is yet to come!!

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NewbieActivity: 56Merit: 0 Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC/BLK) | PoS | No Premine - No IPO - ONLY OFFICIAL THREAD May 19, 2014, 08:26:40 AM #2635 Quote from: vizique on May 19, 2014, 08:14:29 AM Back from Bitcoin2014...

The highlights.....

Bitcoin is here to stay!

Blackcoin has been seen and heard, and is also here to stay!!

There were many Blackcoin owners there (some with 10's of thousands!)

Coinkite are great guys and we can't wait to get working with them. Rodolfo and Pete are really nice guys.

This isn't "just another crypto" this is Blackcoin... Real people working together, meeting, talking, planning and all making this happen.

How many other Coins were there? Who were the contenders? BTC, NXT, MasterCOin, Ripple and BlackCoin....



To be taken seriouly you have to be a part of the movement forward. BE there, get involved, talk to the movers and shakers, understand what it is to be involved, understand what it takes to be part of the crypto revolution.



Do any of those other coins have even 10% of the understanding of what it is to be "In the Business of Crypto"? I know BlackCoin has an immense amount of knowledge, enthusiasm and skills.



We are not about geeks in bedrooms shaving a % here and there ...... we are The Business.

We are part of the future, we are BlackCoin

The best is yet to come!!





Bro! do you think coinkite would be willing to get the ball rolling with us onthe MIT blackcoin project?? since they accept BTC,LTC,and BC, since MIT is giving their undergrads bitcoins next semester, the area and MIT itself needs viable infrastructure! plus it would give their company amazing PR and if it goes well, the beginning of a large, trusted customerbase:) Bro! do you think coinkite would be willing to get the ball rolling with us onthe MIT blackcoin project?? since they accept BTC,LTC,and BC, since MIT is giving their undergrads bitcoins next semester, the area and MIT itself needs viable infrastructure! plus it would give their company amazing PR and if it goes well, the beginning of a large, trusted customerbase:)

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Sr. MemberActivity: 392Merit: 250 Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC/BLK) | PoS | No Premine - No IPO - ONLY OFFICIAL THREAD May 19, 2014, 08:36:41 AM #2636 Quote from: ranlo on May 19, 2014, 06:28:39 AM Yeah, I don't think that trying to assimilate BlackCoin with the black market (despite its name) is the right path to go with. Especially if you want it to grow.



Agreed. Also these are features that can effectively be operated as a service without changing the protocol level. I think rat4 is (once again) well sorted priorities-wise in focusing on newer and more effective/efficient ways of further securing the blockchain itself. The less vulnerable the blockchain is, the less 'real' threat there is to the coin.



New flavor-of-the-week coins will come out often, in many cases they will steal marketshare and drop the value temporarily. Major attacks, doublespend or otherwise, will potentially destroy the coin altogether.



The bottom line is that crypto currencies are already an extreme niche commodity/market. That's obvious with the way money flows out of coins into the latest 'cool' coin, and then out of that coin as soon as there is an even newer or 'cooler' coin. There just isn't that much new money coming in. Out of that already small market - those that are like coinpredator are an even smaller minority.



Consider the reasons for large anonymous transactions (as micro-transactions requiring anonymity locally are better handled with just cash IMO): money laundering, funding terrorism, large drug transactions, tax evasion, etc. I'm definitely not a fan of governments (or any bureaucracies) but I'm not a supporter of those other actions either. You can 'launder' your money (regardless of form) through multiple coins via exchanges... and while not invisible, if combined with paper wallets and mixing if you're really paranoid - it would take an army of analysts to trace everything.



And lets face it... if you're up against a force that has the resources and technology to track your money through multiple forms of cryptos/metals/fiat/etc. then you're up against a force that can simply call in a drone strike on your house and direct the media to call it a 'gas leak'.



There's also the issue of it potentially being a double-edged sword in the fact that if you are a recipient of anonymous funds - and it's discovered - then it could become a case of circumstantial culpability in the case of legal action against you. The governments of the world have often taken the stand (including in the US where it's unconstitutional) that you are guilty unless you can prove your innocence. Removing that proof can work against you as well in the real world. Agreed. Also these are features that can effectively be operated as a service without changing the protocol level. I think rat4 is (once again) well sorted priorities-wise in focusing on newer and more effective/efficient ways of further securing the blockchain itself. The less vulnerable the blockchain is, the less 'real' threat there is to the coin.New flavor-of-the-week coins will come out often, in many cases they will steal marketshare and drop the value temporarily. Major attacks, doublespend or otherwise, will potentially destroy the coin altogether.The bottom line is that crypto currencies are already an extreme niche commodity/market. That's obvious with the way money flows out of coins into the latest 'cool' coin, and then out of that coin as soon as there is an even newer or 'cooler' coin. There just isn't that much new money coming in. Out of that already small market - those that are like coinpredator are an even smaller minority.Consider the reasons for large anonymous transactions (as micro-transactions requiring anonymity locally are better handled with just cash IMO): money laundering, funding terrorism, large drug transactions, tax evasion, etc. I'm definitely not a fan of governments (or any bureaucracies) but I'm not a supporter of those other actions either. You can 'launder' your money (regardless of form) through multiple coins via exchanges... and while not invisible, if combined with paper wallets and mixing if you're really paranoid - it would take an army of analysts to trace everything.And lets face it... if you're up against a force that has the resources and technology to track your money through multiple forms of cryptos/metals/fiat/etc. then you're up against a force that can simply call in a drone strike on your house and direct the media to call it a 'gas leak'.There's also the issue of it potentially being a double-edged sword in the fact that if you are a recipient of anonymous funds - and it's discovered - then it could become a case of circumstantial culpability in the case of legal action against you. The governments of the world have often taken the stand (including in the US where it's unconstitutional) that you are guilty unless you can prove your innocence. Removing that proof can work against you as well in the real world.

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NewbieActivity: 56Merit: 0 Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC/BLK) | PoS | No Premine - No IPO - ONLY OFFICIAL THREAD May 19, 2014, 08:43:47 AM #2637 Quote from: digicidal on May 19, 2014, 08:36:41 AM Quote from: ranlo on May 19, 2014, 06:28:39 AM Yeah, I don't think that trying to assimilate BlackCoin with the black market (despite its name) is the right path to go with. Especially if you want it to grow.



Agreed. Also these are features that can effectively be operated as a service without changing the protocol level. I think rat4 is (once again) well sorted priorities-wise in focusing on newer and more effective/efficient ways of further securing the blockchain itself. The less vulnerable the blockchain is, the less 'real' threat there is to the coin.



New flavor-of-the-week coins will come out often, in many cases they will steal marketshare and drop the value temporarily. Major attacks, doublespend or otherwise, will potentially destroy the coin altogether.



The bottom line is that crypto currencies are already an extreme niche commodity/market. That's obvious with the way money flows out of coins into the latest 'cool' coin, and then out of that coin as soon as there is an even newer or 'cooler' coin. There just isn't that much new money coming in. Out of that already small market - those that are like coinpredator are an even smaller minority.



Consider the reasons for large anonymous transactions (as micro-transactions requiring anonymity locally are better handled with just cash IMO): money laundering, funding terrorism, large drug transactions, tax evasion, etc. I'm definitely not a fan of governments (or any bureaucracies) but I'm not a supporter of those other actions either. You can 'launder' your money (regardless of form) through multiple coins via exchanges... and while not invisible, if combined with paper wallets and mixing if you're really paranoid - it would take an army of analysts to trace everything.



And lets face it... if you're up against a force that has the resources and technology to track your money through multiple forms of cryptos/metals/fiat/etc. then you're up against a force that can simply call in a drone strike on your house and direct the media to call it a 'gas leak'.



There's also the issue of it potentially being a double-edged sword in the fact that if you are a recipient of anonymous funds - and it's discovered - then it could become a case of circumstantial culpability in the case of legal action against you. The governments of the world have often taken the stand (including in the US where it's unconstitutional) that you are guilty unless you can prove your innocence. Removing that proof can work against you as well in the real world.

Agreed. Also these are features that can effectively be operated as a service without changing the protocol level. I think rat4 is (once again) well sorted priorities-wise in focusing on newer and more effective/efficient ways of further securing the blockchain itself. The less vulnerable the blockchain is, the less 'real' threat there is to the coin.New flavor-of-the-week coins will come out often, in many cases they will steal marketshare and drop the value temporarily. Major attacks, doublespend or otherwise, will potentially destroy the coin altogether.The bottom line is that crypto currencies are already an extreme niche commodity/market. That's obvious with the way money flows out of coins into the latest 'cool' coin, and then out of that coin as soon as there is an even newer or 'cooler' coin. There just isn't that much new money coming in. Out of that already small market - those that are like coinpredator are an even smaller minority.Consider the reasons for large anonymous transactions (as micro-transactions requiring anonymity locally are better handled with just cash IMO): money laundering, funding terrorism, large drug transactions, tax evasion, etc. I'm definitely not a fan of governments (or any bureaucracies) but I'm not a supporter of those other actions either. You can 'launder' your money (regardless of form) through multiple coins via exchanges... and while not invisible, if combined with paper wallets and mixing if you're really paranoid - it would take an army of analysts to trace everything.And lets face it... if you're up against a force that has the resources and technology to track your money through multiple forms of cryptos/metals/fiat/etc. then you're up against a force that can simply call in a drone strike on your house and direct the media to call it a 'gas leak'.There's also the issue of it potentially being a double-edged sword in the fact that if you are a recipient of anonymous funds - and it's discovered - then it could become a case of circumstantial culpability in the case of legal action against you. The governments of the world have often taken the stand (including in the US where it's unconstitutional) that you are guilty unless you can prove your innocence. Removing that proof can work against you as well in the real world. this is why i brought this issue up. i got to thinking about more in the real world, and whether we like it or not, unless we all together decide to move to antarctica, we live where bureaucratic entities exist. also most normal people prefer security over anonymity. anonymity equals crime to these people. looking at the DRK forum, theyre talking about using DRK coin as a black market coin,for porno sites, among other things. im a little surprised that it doesnt seem to concern folks there