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LegendaryActivity: 1820Merit: 1000 Re: [ANN][DRK] Darkcoin | First Anonymous Coin | Inventor of X11, DGW, Darksend and InstantX March 13, 2015, 07:34:14 PM #86003 Quote from: AizenSou on March 13, 2015, 07:32:05 PM Quote from: toknormal on March 13, 2015, 07:02:44 PM



Of all the reasons I can think of for dumping your holdings, that's probably one of the more ludicrous. He would have been a "disaster in marketing" if he'd stayed with a name that's synonymous with being stuck in a dark corner.



I've spent the last 10 years writing eCommerce systems for highly competitive businesses where they are precious as hell about their SEO. Google has changed its trawling algos beyond recognition in the last few years. Just because you've got a year's worth of 'clicks' to your credit doesn't mean you can't be dropped in an instant or - conversely - that you can't capitalise on rankings that you've earned to date.



What the marketing team need to do is carefully use 301's to redirect the crawlers to the new domains. That will let the new domains capitalise on the ranking that the current sites have.



https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/93633?hl=en



At any rate, search engine rankings are only 1 aspect of a very big proposition - if anything it's why the name change needs to be done now and not when the project's been driven so far up the "dark" cul-de-sac that it doesn't have an option anymore.



Also, see this.....



Of all the reasons I can think of for dumping your holdings, that's probably one of the more ludicrous. He would have been a "disaster in marketing" if he'd stayed with a name that's synonymous with being stuck in a dark corner.I've spent the last 10 years writing eCommerce systems for highly competitive businesses where they are precious as hell about their SEO. Google has changed its trawling algos beyond recognition in the last few years. Just because you've got a year's worth of 'clicks' to your credit doesn't mean you can't be dropped in an instant or - conversely - that you can't capitalise on rankings that you've earned to date.What the marketing team need to do is carefully use 301's to redirect the crawlers to the new domains. That will let the new domains capitalise on the ranking that the current sites have.At any rate, search engine rankings are only 1 aspect of a very big proposition - if anything it's why the name change needs to be done now and not when the project's been driven so far up the "dark" cul-de-sac that it doesn't have an option anymore.Also, see this..... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=421615.msg10740995#msg10740995

Thanks for pointing this out, Tok. Like I said I'm agree with rebranding but decide to go with DASH ( Evan is the one who almost decided everything) is foolish IMO.

None of your examples are world class brand. If you want to create the next Bitcoin, your brand name must be important enough too.



And I'm not the only one, look how many people hate this new name. Evan might be success in creating a most hatred cryptocoin, LOL.

Thanks for pointing this out, Tok. Like I said I'm agree with rebranding but decide to go with DASH ( Evan is the one who almost decided everything) is foolish IMO.None of your examples are world class brand. If you want to create the next Bitcoin, your brand name must be important enough too.And I'm not the only one, look how many people hate this new name. Evan might be success in creating a most hatred cryptocoin, LOL.

Digital cash - Your grand mother will probably well understand what is it now,more easy friendly name than bitcoin I found Digital cash - Your grand mother will probably well understand what is it now,more easy friendly name than bitcoin I found

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http://cointelegraph.com/news/113697/garzik-signs-space-deal-ibm-working-on-bitcoin-rival



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Blockchain may be under sybil attack from a compliance monitoring group

Users on Bitcointalk have noticed a regulatory compliance company, Chainalysis, running nodes on the blockchain aimed at absorbing transaction data to be sold to clients seeking to trace funds. The action puts the anonymity of Bitcoin transactions further at stake. /r/bitcoin user 321432 explains:



These fake nodes have been observed for quite a while now, around 5% of the total listening 'nodes' in the network are owned by this company. They do nothing but aggressively announce themselves to attract more people to connect to them and de-anonymise themselves. For all we know they own even more nodes than this, it's impossible to know how deeply they have sybil attacked the network.





Something we won't have to worry about - LMFAO-------------------------------------Blockchain may be under sybil attack from a compliance monitoring groupUsers on Bitcointalk have noticed a regulatory compliance company, Chainalysis, running nodes on the blockchain aimed at absorbing transaction data to be sold to clients seeking to trace funds. The action puts the anonymity of Bitcoin transactions further at stake. /r/bitcoin user 321432 explains:These fake nodes have been observed for quite a while now, around 5% of the total listening 'nodes' in the network are owned by this company. They do nothing but aggressively announce themselves to attract more people to connect to them and de-anonymise themselves. For all we know they own even more nodes than this, it's impossible to know how deeply they have sybil attacked the network.

Very interesting thread about it here:

Very interesting thread about it here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=978088.0

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LegendaryActivity: 1078Merit: 1000 Re: [ANN][DRK] Darkcoin | First Anonymous Coin | Inventor of X11, DGW, Darksend and InstantX March 13, 2015, 07:37:46 PM #86007 Quote from: wpalczynski on March 13, 2015, 06:13:47 PM Quote from: Minotaur26 on March 13, 2015, 06:08:47 PM Quote from: Artoodeetoo on March 13, 2015, 06:01:37 PM Whether people like it or not the name change is the trigger for this... Whatever the tech, its all wrapped up in the brand, tech and community.. If google suddenly changed their name to wobble then it would cause some consternation, we are seeing the same...



If the new name does not work out, like other coins Dark will die.. I dont think that will happen, I subscribe to the more positive view, but the risks did just get greater and for some people those risks may not be ones they can tolerate.....



I dont think this is all down to traders....



Lets see what happens..



Oh I am loving this, at these prices more people have access to creating masternodes. Below 3,000 dollars is great pricing I am getting ready to get a couple more MNs. This way new interested investors can create their nodes and no one can say it was too expensive to invest, this is the chance for Average Joe to invest in nodes.

Oh I am loving this, at these prices more people have access to creating masternodes. Below 3,000 dollars is great pricing I am getting ready to get a couple more MNs. This way new interested investors can create their nodes and no one can say it was too expensive to invest, this is the chance for Average Joe to invest in nodes.

How much revenue does a masternode generate a month approx.?

How much revenue does a masternode generate a month approx.?

I will answer you in terms of DASH ROI, the value in FIAT will of course depend on the price.



Requirements



In order to run a Masternode, an investor needs to buy 1000 DRK/DASH as collateral. These coins remain in control of the investor, but he needs to put them into one of his addresses and associate that address with the node. The network checks that the node is running and that the funds are not moved, this classifies as a valid Masternode and then it is eligible to get paid. With each mined block on the network a Masternode from the active Masternode list is selected and gets a payment, when all masternodes on the list are paid, the payment cycle starts again.

When there are updates in the software the Masternode operators have 7 days to update to the latest version, after that, they are dropped from the active Masternode list and stop getting paid until they update.



DASH ROI



You can estimate like this:



- Currently Masternodes get 40% of the block reward.



- The minimum block reward in DASH(DRK) is 4.65 DASH at this moment. I will assume difficulty is high enough so that we are dealing with the minimum reward for a worst case scenario situation, sometimes there are blocks with higher rewards. The minimum DASH block reward decreases by 7% annually to avoid abrupt block halvings, that already happened earlier this year so 4.65 DASH will be valid until next year.



- Average block-time in DASH is 2.5 min, so there are ~576 blocks per day. So 576*4.65DASH*40% = 1071.36 DASH alloted for the whole masternode network currently, we need to divide this by the 2300MN active masternodes. This gives us



~Monthly masternode income = 13.97 DASH

~Current Minimum DASH Annual ROI = 17%*



*This will change and go up throughout this year as the masternode network reward share will continue to increase each month to incentivize node creation following this schedule:







IMPORTANT:



-So in the end it will really be more than my estimation above as the reward share will continue to increase each month until it reaches 60% March 2016.



-Having said that the number of Masternodes will also likely increase so I think it is safe to say tha the minimum annual return for a node in DASH should be around 20-25 %



-Now the return in FIAT could be a lot more if the coins appreciate in value year to year.



- Finally, and very important you always retain control of your 1000DASH and are able to liquidate them at any point you wish, you would then obviously just stop getting paid.



I really hopes this helps.



I will answer you in terms of DASH ROI, the value in FIAT will of course depend on the price.RequirementsIn order to run a Masternode, an investor needs to buy 1000 DRK/DASH as collateral. These coins remain in control of the investor, but he needs to put them into one of his addresses and associate that address with the node. The network checks that the node is running and that the funds are not moved, this classifies as a valid Masternode and then it is eligible to get paid. With each mined block on the network a Masternode from the active Masternode list is selected and gets a payment, when all masternodes on the list are paid, the payment cycle starts again.When there are updates in the software the Masternode operators have 7 days to update to the latest version, after that, they are dropped from the active Masternode list and stop getting paid until they update.DASH ROIYou can estimate like this:- Currently Masternodes get 40% of the block reward.- The minimum block reward in DASH(DRK) is 4.65 DASH at this moment. I will assume difficulty is high enough so that we are dealing with the minimum reward for a worst case scenario situation, sometimes there are blocks with higher rewards. The minimum DASH block reward decreases by 7% annually to avoid abrupt block halvings, that already happened earlier this year so 4.65 DASH will be valid until next year.- Average block-time in DASH is 2.5 min, so there are ~576 blocks per day. So 576*4.65DASH*40% = 1071.36 DASH alloted for the whole masternode network currently, we need to divide this by the 2300MN active masternodes. This gives us~Monthly masternode income = 13.97 DASH~Current Minimum DASH Annual ROI = 17%**This will change and go up throughout this year as the masternode network reward share will continue to increase each month to incentivize node creation following this schedule:IMPORTANT:-So in the end it will really be more than my estimation above as the reward share will continue to increase each month until it reaches 60% March 2016.-Having said that the number of Masternodes will also likely increase so I think it is safe to say tha the minimum annual return for a node in DASH should be around 20-25 %-Now the return in FIAT could be a lot more if the coins appreciate in value year to year.- Finally, and very important you always retain control of your 1000DASH and are able to liquidate them at any point you wish, you would then obviously just stop getting paid.I really hopes this helps.

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Hero MemberActivity: 938Merit: 1000 Re: [ANN][DRK] Darkcoin | First Anonymous Coin | Inventor of X11, DGW, Darksend and InstantX March 13, 2015, 07:40:54 PM #86009 Quote from: etoque on March 13, 2015, 07:34:14 PM Quote from: AizenSou on March 13, 2015, 07:32:05 PM Quote from: toknormal on March 13, 2015, 07:02:44 PM



Of all the reasons I can think of for dumping your holdings, that's probably one of the more ludicrous. He would have been a "disaster in marketing" if he'd stayed with a name that's synonymous with being stuck in a dark corner.



I've spent the last 10 years writing eCommerce systems for highly competitive businesses where they are precious as hell about their SEO. Google has changed its trawling algos beyond recognition in the last few years. Just because you've got a year's worth of 'clicks' to your credit doesn't mean you can't be dropped in an instant or - conversely - that you can't capitalise on rankings that you've earned to date.



What the marketing team need to do is carefully use 301's to redirect the crawlers to the new domains. That will let the new domains capitalise on the ranking that the current sites have.



https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/93633?hl=en



At any rate, search engine rankings are only 1 aspect of a very big proposition - if anything it's why the name change needs to be done now and not when the project's been driven so far up the "dark" cul-de-sac that it doesn't have an option anymore.



Also, see this.....



Of all the reasons I can think of for dumping your holdings, that's probably one of the more ludicrous. He would have been a "disaster in marketing" if he'd stayed with a name that's synonymous with being stuck in a dark corner.I've spent the last 10 years writing eCommerce systems for highly competitive businesses where they are precious as hell about their SEO. Google has changed its trawling algos beyond recognition in the last few years. Just because you've got a year's worth of 'clicks' to your credit doesn't mean you can't be dropped in an instant or - conversely - that you can't capitalise on rankings that you've earned to date.What the marketing team need to do is carefully use 301's to redirect the crawlers to the new domains. That will let the new domains capitalise on the ranking that the current sites have.At any rate, search engine rankings are only 1 aspect of a very big proposition - if anything it's why the name change needs to be done now and not when the project's been driven so far up the "dark" cul-de-sac that it doesn't have an option anymore.Also, see this..... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=421615.msg10740995#msg10740995

Thanks for pointing this out, Tok. Like I said I'm agree with rebranding but decide to go with DASH ( Evan is the one who almost decided everything) is foolish IMO.

None of your examples are world class brand. If you want to create the next Bitcoin, your brand name must be important enough too.



And I'm not the only one, look how many people hate this new name. Evan might be success in creating a most hatred cryptocoin, LOL.

Thanks for pointing this out, Tok. Like I said I'm agree with rebranding but decide to go with DASH ( Evan is the one who almost decided everything) is foolish IMO.None of your examples are world class brand. If you want to create the next Bitcoin, your brand name must be important enough too.And I'm not the only one, look how many people hate this new name. Evan might be success in creating a most hatred cryptocoin, LOL.

Digital cash - Your grand mother will probably well understand what is it now,more easy friendly name than bitcoin I found

Digital cash - Your grand mother will probably well understand what is it now,more easy friendly name than bitcoin I found

Digital Cash sounds better than the stupid DASH. I prefer DigiCash or Dcash. Can't believe that you guys choose DCash. I should have listen to vertoe when he told me to dump at 0.012. Now no where to dump. Digital Cash sounds better than the stupid DASH. I prefer DigiCash or Dcash. Can't believe that you guys choose DCash. I should have listen to vertoe when he told me to dump at 0.012. Now no where to dump.

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Hero MemberActivity: 508Merit: 500 Re: [ANN][DRK] Darkcoin | First Anonymous Coin | Inventor of X11, DGW, Darksend and InstantX March 13, 2015, 07:41:26 PM #86010 Quote from: AizenSou on March 13, 2015, 07:32:05 PM Quote from: toknormal on March 13, 2015, 07:02:44 PM



Of all the reasons I can think of for dumping your holdings, that's probably one of the more ludicrous. He would have been a "disaster in marketing" if he'd stayed with a name that's synonymous with being stuck in a dark corner.



I've spent the last 10 years writing eCommerce systems for highly competitive businesses where they are precious as hell about their SEO. Google has changed its trawling algos beyond recognition in the last few years. Just because you've got a year's worth of 'clicks' to your credit doesn't mean you can't be dropped in an instant or - conversely - that you can't capitalise on rankings that you've earned to date.



What the marketing team need to do is carefully use 301's to redirect the crawlers to the new domains. That will let the new domains capitalise on the ranking that the current sites have.



https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/93633?hl=en



At any rate, search engine rankings are only 1 aspect of a very big proposition - if anything it's why the name change needs to be done now and not when the project's been driven so far up the "dark" cul-de-sac that it doesn't have an option anymore.



Also, see this.....



Of all the reasons I can think of for dumping your holdings, that's probably one of the more ludicrous. He would have been a "disaster in marketing" if he'd stayed with a name that's synonymous with being stuck in a dark corner.I've spent the last 10 years writing eCommerce systems for highly competitive businesses where they are precious as hell about their SEO. Google has changed its trawling algos beyond recognition in the last few years. Just because you've got a year's worth of 'clicks' to your credit doesn't mean you can't be dropped in an instant or - conversely - that you can't capitalise on rankings that you've earned to date.What the marketing team need to do is carefully use 301's to redirect the crawlers to the new domains. That will let the new domains capitalise on the ranking that the current sites have.At any rate, search engine rankings are only 1 aspect of a very big proposition - if anything it's why the name change needs to be done now and not when the project's been driven so far up the "dark" cul-de-sac that it doesn't have an option anymore.Also, see this..... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=421615.msg10740995#msg10740995

Thanks for pointing this out, Tok. Like I said I'm agree with rebranding but decide to go with DASH ( Evan is the one who almost decided everything) is foolish IMO.

None of your examples are world class brand. If you want to create the next Bitcoin, your brand name must be important enough too.



And I'm not the only one, look how many people hate this new name. Evan might be success in creating a most hatred cryptocoin, LOL.

Thanks for pointing this out, Tok. Like I said I'm agree with rebranding but decide to go with DASH ( Evan is the one who almost decided everything) is foolish IMO.None of your examples are world class brand. If you want to create the next Bitcoin, your brand name must be important enough too.And I'm not the only one, look how many people hate this new name. Evan might be success in creating a most hatred cryptocoin, LOL.

Quote from: AizenSou on March 10, 2015, 12:56:41 AM I'm also selling my stash too. PM please.



uhhh you already sold your Dash why are you still here? uhhh you already sold your Dash why are you still here?

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Quote from: AizenSou on March 13, 2015, 07:32:05 PM

None of your examples are world class brand. If you want to create the next Bitcoin, your brand name must be important enough too.



And I'm not the only one, look how many people hate this new name.



AizenSou -



I won't disrespect your opinion because it's clearly held in good faith, but I must just respond for the record.



It's been well argued that the name reflects the product more than the product reflects the name - specially if it's a name that doesn't carry too much weight of its own.



Names are a glass half full - glass half empty thing. A name can't "kill a coin" IMO but a coin can sure kill a name as we've seen with a whole flotilla over the last year. The power lies with the product and the name needs "work" which this one does IMO.



All the same, if it's not palatable for some I respect their right to follow their preferences - thats what markets are for and I definitely believe in the power of markets. I won't be selling though because for me, this type of action is exactly the reason I got into this coin.



I think it's necessary, constructive and brave. AizenSou -I won't disrespect your opinion because it's clearly held in good faith, but I must just respond for the record.It's been well argued that the name reflects the product more than the product reflects the name - specially if it's a name that doesn't carry too much weight of its own.Names are a glass half full - glass half empty thing. A name can't "kill a coin" IMO but a coin can sure kill a name as we've seen with a whole flotilla over the last year. The power lies with the product and the name needs "work" which this one does IMO.All the same, if it's not palatable for some I respect their right to follow their preferences - thats what markets are for and I definitely believe in the power of markets. I won't be selling though because for me, this type of action is exactly the reason I got into this coin.I think it's necessary, constructive and brave.

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MemberActivity: 65Merit: 10 Re: [ANN][DRK] Darkcoin | First Anonymous Coin | Inventor of X11, DGW, Darksend and InstantX March 13, 2015, 07:50:31 PM #86014 I don´t know how people can be so stupid, some whales are loading a lot of DRK with hidden orders and making profit of the uncertainty of the name change and a lot of stupid people are selling his DRK to them.



Is obvious and I think is possitive for the future of DRK.



No whale will buy at 0,012 if they can get is coins at 0,01 and they don´t want a big crash because it can make his is investment out of control.

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LegendaryActivity: 1456Merit: 1000 Re: [ANN][DRK] Darkcoin | First Anonymous Coin | Inventor of X11, DGW, Darksend and InstantX March 13, 2015, 07:51:48 PM #86015 Quote from: Minotaur26 on March 13, 2015, 07:37:46 PM Quote from: wpalczynski on March 13, 2015, 06:13:47 PM Quote from: Minotaur26 on March 13, 2015, 06:08:47 PM Quote from: Artoodeetoo on March 13, 2015, 06:01:37 PM Whether people like it or not the name change is the trigger for this... Whatever the tech, its all wrapped up in the brand, tech and community.. If google suddenly changed their name to wobble then it would cause some consternation, we are seeing the same...



If the new name does not work out, like other coins Dark will die.. I dont think that will happen, I subscribe to the more positive view, but the risks did just get greater and for some people those risks may not be ones they can tolerate.....



I dont think this is all down to traders....



Lets see what happens..



Oh I am loving this, at these prices more people have access to creating masternodes. Below 3,000 dollars is great pricing I am getting ready to get a couple more MNs. This way new interested investors can create their nodes and no one can say it was too expensive to invest, this is the chance for Average Joe to invest in nodes.

Oh I am loving this, at these prices more people have access to creating masternodes. Below 3,000 dollars is great pricing I am getting ready to get a couple more MNs. This way new interested investors can create their nodes and no one can say it was too expensive to invest, this is the chance for Average Joe to invest in nodes.

How much revenue does a masternode generate a month approx.?

How much revenue does a masternode generate a month approx.?

I will answer you in terms of DASH ROI, the value in FIAT will of course depend on the price.



Requirements



In order to run a Masternode, an investor needs to buy 1000 DRK/DASH as collateral. These coins remain in control of the investor, but he needs to put them into one of his addresses and associate that address with the node. The network checks that the node is running and that the funds are not moved, this classifies as a valid Masternode and then it is eligible to get paid. With each mined block on the network a Masternode from the active Masternode list is selected and gets a payment, when all masternodes on the list are paid, the payment cycle starts again.

When there are updates in the software the Masternode operators have 7 days to update to the latest version, after that, they are dropped from the active Masternode list and stop getting paid until they update.



DASH ROI



You can estimate like this:



- Currently Masternodes get 40% of the block reward.



- The minimum block reward in DASH(DRK) is 4.65 DASH at this moment. I will assume difficulty is high enough so that we are dealing with the minimum reward for a worst case scenario situation, sometimes there are blocks with higher rewards. The minimum DASH block reward decreases by 7% annually to avoid abrupt block halvings, that already happened earlier this year so 4.65 DASH will be valid until next year.



- Average block-time in DASH is 2.5 min, so there are ~576 blocks per day. So 576*4.65DASH*40% = 1071.36 DASH alloted for the whole masternode network currently, we need to divide this by the 2300MN active masternodes. This gives us



~Monthly masternode income = 13.97 DASH

~Current Minimum DASH Annual ROI = 17%*



*This will change and go up throughout this year as the masternode network reward share will continue to increase each month to incentivize node creation following this schedule:







IMPORTANT:



-So in the end it will really be more than my estimation above as the reward share will continue to increase each month until it reaches 60% March 2016.



-Having said that the number of Masternodes will also likely increase so I think it is safe to say tha the minimum annual return for a node in DASH should be around 20-25 %



-Now the return in FIAT could be a lot more if the coins appreciate in value year to year.



- Finally, and very important you always retain control of your 1000DASH and are able to liquidate them at any point you wish, you would then obviously just stop getting paid.



I really hopes this helps.





I will answer you in terms of DASH ROI, the value in FIAT will of course depend on the price.RequirementsIn order to run a Masternode, an investor needs to buy 1000 DRK/DASH as collateral. These coins remain in control of the investor, but he needs to put them into one of his addresses and associate that address with the node. The network checks that the node is running and that the funds are not moved, this classifies as a valid Masternode and then it is eligible to get paid. With each mined block on the network a Masternode from the active Masternode list is selected and gets a payment, when all masternodes on the list are paid, the payment cycle starts again.When there are updates in the software the Masternode operators have 7 days to update to the latest version, after that, they are dropped from the active Masternode list and stop getting paid until they update.DASH ROIYou can estimate like this:- Currently Masternodes get 40% of the block reward.- The minimum block reward in DASH(DRK) is 4.65 DASH at this moment. I will assume difficulty is high enough so that we are dealing with the minimum reward for a worst case scenario situation, sometimes there are blocks with higher rewards. The minimum DASH block reward decreases by 7% annually to avoid abrupt block halvings, that already happened earlier this year so 4.65 DASH will be valid until next year.- Average block-time in DASH is 2.5 min, so there are ~576 blocks per day. So 576*4.65DASH*40% = 1071.36 DASH alloted for the whole masternode network currently, we need to divide this by the 2300MN active masternodes. This gives us~Monthly masternode income = 13.97 DASH~Current Minimum DASH Annual ROI = 17%**This will change and go up throughout this year as the masternode network reward share will continue to increase each month to incentivize node creation following this schedule:IMPORTANT:-So in the end it will really be more than my estimation above as the reward share will continue to increase each month until it reaches 60% March 2016.-Having said that the number of Masternodes will also likely increase so I think it is safe to say tha the minimum annual return for a node in DASH should be around 20-25 %-Now the return in FIAT could be a lot more if the coins appreciate in value year to year.- Finally, and very important you always retain control of your 1000DASH and are able to liquidate them at any point you wish, you would then obviously just stop getting paid.I really hopes this helps.

Thanks for the detailed explanation, thats exactly what I was looking for.



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LegendaryActivity: 1078Merit: 1000 Re: [ANN][DRK] Darkcoin | First Anonymous Coin | Inventor of X11, DGW, Darksend and InstantX March 13, 2015, 07:53:15 PM #86018 Quote from: risinhigher on March 13, 2015, 07:47:07 PM I dont understand ... Do people dump simply because of a name change?

Who does that ... Tomorrow if Google changes to Gargle ... or something .. I am going to be using the same search service.



It just doesn't fucking matter.





Here is what you are missing, it is just group psychology really, everyone assumes that others will sell because some will not agree with the name change, so they sell with the intention to buy lower and see if they can profit from the uncertainty. Then sometime after the news the minority that had real intention of exiting is out, and only the bluffers are still in the game. From there is just a poker game to see who can really profit and who can't when it bounces. Here is what you are missing, it is just group psychology really, everyone assumes that others will sell because some will not agree with the name change, so they sell with the intention to buy lower and see if they can profit from the uncertainty. Then sometime after the news the minority that had real intention of exiting is out, and only the bluffers are still in the game. From there is just a poker game to see who can really profit and who can't when it bounces.