Dash market rock solid, even on no news days.

Surrounded by a sea of bubbles. (I'm not complaining having ridden some of them, it's just that it makes you notice the long stayers  )

Another thing. Trading the last few months has been mostly hundreds of smaller 2 & 3 digit trades, not these huge cash-ins and outs. Market becoming more mature and distributed. That doesn't mean there's not still big holders -it just means that the asset is getting into the hands of those that want it long term and out of the hands of those that are day trading looking to maximise their BTC.

The recent rise has precipitated a few masternodes out of cold storage, but that's how the system's meant to work anyway. People want masternodes so:

 --> they raise the price
 --> the nodecount reduces
 --> Dash currency market gets more supply
 --> new holders get their node collateral
 --> the return per node increases (both in Dash and $Dollar terms)
 --> market supply stops
 --> nodecount goes back up

Superb !

Yea, should only display one language at a time. Cache could be a bitch  

Thanks,
I downloaded the client and I sent the funds there. I try to wait if I receive... I will keep you posted... I can dream...

Thanks,
I downloaded the client and I sent the funds there. I try to wait if I receive... I will keep you posted... I can dream...

"The last part of our initial impressions that did not leave us very happy is the fact that there was quite a bit of dust buildup inside the miner, way more than there should be from a normal testing of new hardware before shipping to customer for example. The outside of the miner makes an impressions that it is new (cleaned well), but on the inside – the fans and the heatsinks of the blades with chips have dust that is hard to cleanup with just compressed air without taking the device apart. The amount of dust we should normally be associated with at least of few weeks of usage in normal everyday environment (non server room) and we don’t think that these devices are tested in a very dusty room. So it seems that they have been “tested” for some more time before being shipped to customers…"

http://cryptomining-blog.com/

About X11 ASICccc

Ugh, that's horrible!  I thought it was bad in the 70's downtown and east Valley but never ever anything close to that!  Yuck!