diff --git a/_data/merchants-casinos.yml b/_data/merchants-casinos.yml index 2f78ac7..cfd3d9e 100644 --- a/_data/merchants-casinos.yml +++ b/_data/merchants-casinos.yml @@ -19,7 +19,10 @@ url: http://www.palastcasino.com/en/index.html image: Palastcasino.jpg - - name: Dashbets url: https://dashbets.com - image: Dashbets_logo.png \ No newline at end of file + image: Dashbets_logo.png + +- name: Dash Poker + url: https://dash-poker.com + image: dashpoker.jpg \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_data/merchants-hosting.yml b/_data/merchants-hosting.yml index ca9134b..d6d9655 100644 --- a/_data/merchants-hosting.yml +++ b/_data/merchants-hosting.yml @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ url: https://koddos.net/ image: Koddos.jpg -- name: Njilla +- name: Njalla title: Domain registration service url: https://njal.la/ image: njilla.jpg diff --git a/_data/merchants-stores.yml b/_data/merchants-stores.yml index dc05fc5..e245564 100644 --- a/_data/merchants-stores.yml +++ b/_data/merchants-stores.yml @@ -99,11 +99,6 @@ url: http://www.liborio.adv.br image: LiborioLawOffice.jpg -- name: Talisman Apartments - title: Housing - url: http://talismanapts.wix.com/talisman - image: TalismanApts.jpg - - name: FortGalt title: Retreats Chile url: http://www.fortgalt.com @@ -203,3 +198,8 @@ title: Organic Coffee url: https://contraband.store image: contraband.jpg + +- name: Dash Bargain + title: Anything for coins + url: http://www.dashbargain.com + image: dashbargain.jpg diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-22-dashlabs.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-22-dashlabs.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a61da9b --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-22-dashlabs.md @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "dashlabsAug22 copy.jpg" +title: "Dash Labs Network Update" +original-author: Evan Duffield +original-link: https://medium.com/@eduffield222/dash-labs-network-update-2c2be08ca44f +--- + +Much work has been done internally which is not easily grasped from the outside without spending large amounts of time in the dash project, sifting around the forums and slacks to get all of the available data. +The point of this post is to improve the communication between the community and dash core and dash labs and to show the ongoing work. +Dash Core +We are presently documenting the final bits of the evolution design using a brand new documentation system, called DIPS, Dash Improvement Proposals. This is a process added by Andy Freer, our local CTO of the Dash Core project. +So far we’ve added many hundreds of pages of documentation, in over 35 DIPS. Many of these present the final design of Dash Evolution. +This includes subscription transactions, allowing users to reserve usernames. State Transitions, a unique solution to allow users update pieces of data within their user account. DAPI documentation, the new solution which allows the masternode network to provide a simple yet secure API to dash evolution. DashDrive, a file storage system for just Dash. Object Schema, a dynamically interrupted system that defines the objects available to the user. +Dash Labs +I’ve just moved to Hong Kong and am getting situated in my new home, acquainted with local day-to-day living in a completely different part of the world and have been meeting regularly with the local dash-core members in the area to coordinate our efforts for the project. +We’ve just hired our first employee, an experienced software engineer, who is organizing the project. We began by looking into what we want to accomplish from my plans for the first few months and have simplified the to the highest, most valuable pieces and eliminated much of the excess time-consuming / least-rewarding pieces. +The plan now is to begin by implementing a GPU based hardware accelerator for improving the block-throughput of the network. This means we can process one block at a time and hundreds of transactions, allowing the blocks to be processed in a fraction of the time by the masternode network. The project requires one engineer, which is capable of writing gpu algorithms, the next engineer we are presently looking for. +We would also like to get a local office, which is going to be a space used by dash labs and dash core, to align and coordinate the efforts of the two projects, allowing them to effectively bridge the work being done. We’re not looking to operate completely out of hong kong, this will be just the core dash-labs organizational team, which helps to keep the international team unblocked and operational day-to-day. +Conclusion +Work is going well, we are actively seeking out the opportunities which will allow dash to grow unhindered over the next few years. We’re excited to see what we’re able to accomplish over the next few months and how it will affect the project. Thanks for reading! diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-23-riseofmasternodes.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-23-riseofmasternodes.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..40206e5 --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-23-riseofmasternodes.md @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "riseofmasternodes.jpg" +title: "The Rise of Masternodes Might Soon be Followed by the Creation of Servicenodes" +original-author: Iyke Aru +original-link: https://cointelegraph.com/news/the-rise-of-masternodes-might-soon-be-followed-by-the-creation-of-servicenodes +--- + +Dash’s earliest innovation was the creation of a two-tier network. The first tier consists of miners and ordinary users, while the second tier is comprised of masternodes. These special nodes provide advanced services to the network. + +Several currencies followed in Dash’s footsteps by creating their own two-tier networks. Among these are PIVX, Crown, ExclusiveCoin, and Helium, making masternode-based coins one of the latest trends in the Cryptosphere. + +But what is so special about masternodes? Why all the buzz? The first order of business is to break things down and determine exactly what masternodes are and what they do. + +What is a masternode and what does it do? +Masternodes are a type of full node that offers various services to the network and are compensated by the network for these functions. Like all full nodes, masternodes host an entire copy of the Blockchain. However, masternodes differ from ordinary full nodes in a few important ways. + +These special nodes get compensated by sharing in the block reward because they provide special services to the network. Additionally, masternodes require a certain number of coins as collateral. Finally, masternodes perform advanced functions for the network beyond the mere sending of transactions. Three of Dash’s distinguishing features, InstantSend, PrivateSend and Decentralized Governance by Blockchain (DGBB) are all powered by masternodes. + +Operating a masternode +To operate a masternode, users must hold a certain number of coins as collateral. With Dash, the required collateral is 1,000 DASH, but this number differs with each currency. The collateral is required to prevent Sybil attacks on the network, whereby an attacker could create numerous masternodes and interfere with network operations. With Dash, this collateral can be moved or spent at any time. It is not “locked,” although moving or spending the collateral will result in the associated masternode going offline. + +Users must also host their masternode on hardware that meets certain minimum requirements for CPU, RAM, disc space and networking. Masternodes are typically hosted on virtual private servers (VPS) by providers such as Digital Ocean or Vultr. + +Return on investment (ROI) +As previously mentioned, masternodes are compensated for their services via the network. For example, with Dash and Crown, the mining reward is split so that 45 percent of the mining reward goes to masternodes, 10 percent goes to a development fund and 45 percent to the miner who found the block. + +Dash pays masternodes based on a deterministic schedule so that each node is paid in a round-robin fashion until all nodes have been paid. However, Dash does add a small bit of variance so the system cannot be gamed. There is a very small chance that a masternode can be skipped or double paid in a cycle. Other currencies handle masternode selection and payment differently. + +Dash’s current annual return on investment is about 8.3 percent, while other projects provide an ROI as high as 20 percent. Of course, investors are also expecting their underlying collateral value to increase with time, making these projects a win-win. For example, in a few months, Crown’s market capitalization ballooned from under $200,000 to over $15 mln. What was the change that prompted this massive growth? The addition of masternodes. + +What’s Next? +Co-founder of Blockchain TV and Crypto Consultant, Jason Cassidy tells Cointelegraph that just as masternodes improved Blockchain tech in several ways, a new innovation may be upon us in the near future, the servicenode. + +Cassidy talks about a project that targets real businesses and generates intrinsic value to the Blockchain: + +“Servicenodes will offer BaaS (Blockchain as a service) to enterprise businesses. The use cases for Blockchain vary from business to business but often can offer a secure and more effective way of sharing information across large-scale businesses. Servicenodes will help these businesses run private Blockchains by increasing the decentralization of the network and thereby creating a more robust and stable network.” + +This new development is powered by the Helium project and is set to be made public in the coming weeks. + +How will servicenodes work? +Cassidy explains that servicenodes will require a yet-to-be-disclosed amount of collateral and will operate similarly to the Uber model by including an individual rating system. Servicenode operators seeking to host Blockchains for enterprise businesses will have to be vetted for security, confirmed to meet hardware requirements and possibly be required to contract for a minimum length of service to ensure these nodes stay online in perpetuity. + +Servicenode providers will compete with each other to provide BaaS at a competitive price. Businesses who engage with the servicenodes will pay them directly, with a portion of that payment distributed across the Helium network. This system is ultimately designed to support miners after the last Helium blocks have been extracted and the reward drops to zero. In this sense, servicenodes are acting as a support mechanism to the entire network, ensuring greater security and longevity. + diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-24-DashBlockCypherteam.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-24-DashBlockCypherteam.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9c0214c --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-24-DashBlockCypherteam.md @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "DashBlockCypherteam copy.jpg" +title: "Dash, BlockCypher team up for blockchain-focused grant program" +original-author: +original-link: http://www.econotimes.com/Dash-BlockCypher-team-up-for-blockchain-focused-grant-program-866867 +--- + +Leading cryptocurrency Dash has partnered with BlockCypher, a leading Blockchain Web Services (BWS) provider, to launch a grant program for startups and established companies seeking blockchain-based solutions in enterprises and new markets. + +The program was born from long-standing collaboration between Dash and BlockCypher. It will award blockchain projects that have a viable business model, go-to-market plan, and enable innovative use cases on Dash’s network, in conjunction with BlockCypher’s blockchain infrastructure. According to the official release, the grant program’s funding is available to companies seeking blockchain technology solutions in following categories: + +Healthcare +Know Your Customer +Payments +IoT +Insurance +Supply Chain +Telecommunications +Identity +The funding amount will depend on project size and potential. + +“The Dash Core Group has a history of providing support for businesses seeking to integrate Dash, but now we can do so in an official, mutually beneficial way. BlockCypher is a wonderful partner for Dash and has been instrumental in attracting new businesses to leverage our network; this program simply extends our support in a structured way to the numerous leads BlockCypher generates for the network,” CEO of Dash Core, Ryan Taylor said. + +“With BlockCypher web services and experience, the goal of this program is to seed projects in regions and use cases where blockchain technology has been underdeveloped. This program is teaming up blockchain focused companies to encourage other companies to adopt blockchain technology. It also uniquely has structured phases towards commercialization,” Karen Hsu, Head of Growth at BlockCypher said. + +The Dash BlockCypher grant program provides funding for blockchain web services and hosting, consulting, project testing, and integration support. Well established organizations have received grants to demonstrate new ways of using and deploying blockchains. This includes Patientory Foundation, which has a blockchain for more securely and efficiently recording patient data. It is integrating the Dash public blockchain with their private blockchain using BlockCypher’s APIs. + +“We are excited to work with Dash and BlockCypher. Using BlockCypher’s web services, we will be the first healthcare blockchain to show interoperability between blockchain networks. This is a major leap forward for how blockchains can be used to process healthcare claims payments,” Chrissa McFarlane, CEO of Patientory said. + +Patientory’s enterprise solution and mobile app is scheduled to release by the end of 2017 and will give users the option of one or more blockchains for payment. In combination with Patientory’s permissioned blockchain, patients and payors can use BlockCypher web services to maintain Dash wallets and settle payments over the Dash network. + +“Our grant program encourages businesses to commit to blockchain and Dash in particular, because Dash has extremely high scalability potential. The projects we are funding accelerate this commitment and help highlight the advantages of working with Dash compared with other public blockchains,” Taylor said. diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-24-DashHostingDedicated.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-24-DashHostingDedicated.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6200b33 --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-24-DashHostingDedicated.md @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "DashHostingDedicated.jpg" +title: "Dash Hosting Dedicated Conference in London this September, Promises Major Announcements" +original-author: David Dinkins +original-link: https://cointelegraph.com/news/dash-hosting-dedicated-conference-in-london-this-september-promises-major-announcements +--- + +The digital currency Dash will be holding it’s own dedicated conference in London on September 24. The event is organized by Keynote, the same company that put together the North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami and the World Blockchain Forum, among several others. + +Dash Core Team CEO Ryan Taylor has promised major announcements will be made and important business partnerships will be revealed at this one day event. The conference will be held at The Oval Space in London. + +Dash’s timing is convenient, because the World Blockchain Forum begins the following day at the same venue. + +Around 350 participants are expected at the event. Ryan Taylor will be a keynote speaker, as will Founder and Strategy Advisor Evan Duffield. + +The event will feature panel sessions on hot topics such as development of the upcoming Evolution upgrade, a Dash debit card, and the newly-announced Dash Labs. + +The unsexy currency +Dash raised a few eyebrows this past weekend as the price per token suddenly spiked from $225 to $360 on high trading volume. Since then, the price has settled into the $280 - $300 range. Dash is one of the older top ten altcoins, created in January 2014 by Evan Duffield. Its name was originally Xcoin, then changed to Darkcoin, and finally to Dash. + +Chief Editor Joel Valenzuela of Dash Force News, a media outlet completely funded by the Dash blockchain, said: + +“In a field driven by hype around the latest and greatest tech, Dash's main offering, a simple and cheap decentralized payment system, is kind of "boring" today. To put it bluntly, Dash is likely not going to be the darling of tech conferences obsessed over the newest intricate creation.” + +Indeed, the current hype cycle seems more concerned with smart contracts and ICOs than with a staid old-fashioned payment network. Yet Valenzuela adds: + +“Evolution will seek to bring a smooth, user-friendly, ‘even your grandmother can figure it out’ experience to cryptocurrency. Evolution will bring the PayPal-like experience with all the censorship resistance and power over your own funds that cryptocurrency die-hards have come to know and love.” + +Dash boasts the first two-tier network in cryptocurrency, with the network divided between ordinary users and miners (tier 1) and masternodes (tier 2). These masternodes provide the advanced features of Dash, including PrivateSend, InstantSend, and Dash’s self-funded “Decentralized Governance by Blockchain” system. diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-25-morningbriefing.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-25-morningbriefing.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..78f2238 --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-25-morningbriefing.md @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "90.jpeg" +title: "8.24.17: Your morning briefing" +original-author: Daniel Wolfe / John Adams +original-link: https://www.paymentssource.com/news/82417-your-morning-briefing +--- + +Welcome to the PaymentsSource Morning Briefing, delivered daily. The information you need to start your day, including top headlines from PaymentsSource and around the Web: + +Emerging payments on the agenda in Australia: Many countries are dealing with issues such as ATM access, changes in identity security and emerging virtual currencies, and the Reserve Bank of Australia has placed all three on the Payments Systems Board's agenda. Finextra reports the board has not issued mandates yet, but has discussed the development of a digital identity framework to make payments and other interactions more secure. The board is also discussing the future of the ATM access code and will consider demands for a central-bank supported digital cash. The board is partly responding to the Australian credit union CUA and Travelex, which plans to issue a digital identity platform in partnership with the Australian post office. + +Blockchain grants: Digital currency Dash and blockchain web services company BlockCyper are operating a program for startups and established companies that want to develop blockchain-based technology. The program is seeking projects with a viable business model, go-to-market plan and the ability to support use cases on Dash's network. One of the early companies to receive a grant is the Petientory Foundation, which is integrating the Dash public blockchain with its own private blockchain, using BlockCypher's APIs to process health care payments. "We will be the first health care blockchain to show interoperability between blockchain networks," said Chrissa McFarlane, CEO of Patientory, in a release. "This is a major leap forward for how blockchains can be used to process health care claims payments." + +British ID fraud spikes: There were 89,000 incidents of identity fraud in the U.K. in the first half of 2017, up 5% from 2016, according to Cifas, a U.K. fraud prevention service, which reports there are now more than 500 identities stolen each day in the U.K., where other types of payments fraud are also increasing. A vast majority, 83%, of the identity fraud took place online. There's been an increase in loan, telco, online retail and insurance fraud, according to Cifas. That has cut into the share of fraud incidents in bank and card accounts, though those two categories still make up more than half of the incidents. Fraudsters use several methods, such as stealing mail, buying data on the dark web, hacking social media or luring consumers through social engineering. + +Faster cross-border payments: Mobile payments company Terrapay and money transfer provider Instant Cash are partnering to support international payments to mobile wallets in near-real time. The companies will power remittances to mobile wallets in Nigeria, Tanzania and Uganda, mostly through mobile numbers and bank accounts. Other participants in the network are MPesa, Tigo Pesa, Airtel Money and Zantel Ezy Pesa. The companies plan to expand the service to other countries after the initial rollout. The partnership will bring speed to the mobile money initiatives that have extended financial services across Africa over the past decade, just as faster processing advances for other types of payments. + diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-26-maxkeiser.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-26-maxkeiser.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7c8ce80 --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-26-maxkeiser.md @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "maxkeiseraug26.jpg" +title: "Max Keiser to Cointelegraph: Global Finance Needs to Be Reimagined and Rebuilt" +original-author: William Suberg +original-link: https://cointelegraph.com/news/max-keiser-to-cointelegraph-global-finance-needs-to-be-reimagined-and-rebuilt +--- + +Max Keiser is asking Dash to contribute $500,000 towards his forthcoming TV show “The Great American Pilgrimage.” + +Together with Stephen Baldwin, Keiser intends to shoot 16 episodes of a road trip in which he quizzes the US public on their political motivations. + +Having announced the plan in July, Keiser has unveiled a full sponsorship offer for the Dash community, which would see the privacy-focused altcoin gain considerable publicity from the show. + +“The DASH community is amazing,” he told Cointelegraph. + +“My goal on this epic journey is to continue waking people up to crypto - like the Keiser Report's been doing since 2011 when Bitcoin was $3. Global finance needs to be reimagined and rebuilt and DASH is on the forefront of this revolution.” + +Keiser has been a fan of Dash since at least 2014, mentioning the project on the Keiser Report in March that year. + +A dedicated video has accompanied the offer, in which the RT host discusses the value for money behind the $500,000 price tag. + + + +“We're making history right now with this sponsorship,” Dash PR coordinator Mark Mason continued. + +“This is the biggest budget proposal in Blockchain history ever! It is also Dash's biggest monthly treasury budget to date at just under $2 mln. The support from the Dash community has been outstanding.” + +If the deal goes ahead, filming could start as early as September, with the entire run scheduled to take one month. + +“I'm incredibly humbled to be working with Stephen Baldwin, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert to educate the public about this new ‘magic Internet money’ movement and why Dash is the champion of digital cash,” Mason added. diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-27-recap.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-27-recap.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c0d4e5c --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-27-recap.md @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "recapaug27.jpg" +title: "Dash News Weekly Recap - McGregor vs Mayweather, Blockcypher, Dash Labs & More!" +original-author: DashForceNews +original-link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BO_GHyHpZEM +--- + + diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-28-murkeyway.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-28-murkeyway.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f4bbc5d --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-28-murkeyway.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "sub-buzz-23898-1503422376-3.jpg" +title: "There's A Murky New Way To Raise Money And Regulators Are Not Amused" +original-author: Matthew Zeitlin +original-link: https://www.buzzfeed.com/matthewzeitlin/the-tech-worlds-initial-coin-offering-binge-draws-wary-eye?utm_term=.wvrYlVnnw#.nbr8J5qqy +--- + +Startups have raised more than $1 billion from unregulated "initial coin offerings" this year, but the party won't last forever. + +One of the biggest trends in startup funding this year has been the ICO, or initial coin offering. It’s a weird and novel way for companies to crowdfund money by selling, essentially, their own “currency.” But there are concerns that much of the activity is being fueled by speculation that the value of the coins will rise, and that dealing in the offerings themselves — which until lately had gone unchecked — are tantamount to selling securities. As regulators to start to perk up and take notice, 2017’s wildest financial ride looks like it may be about to flatten out. + +Companies "are not freaking out and they really, really should be," Emma Channing, general counsel at the Argon Group, a cryptocurrency advisory firm, told BuzzFeed News. + +In an ICO, a startup sells “tokens” — its own form of cryptocurrency — usually in exchange for Bitcoin or ether, the two most mainstream cryptocurrencies. These tokens are typically used to access the company’s own services, or traded on token exchanges after (hopefully) rising in value. Some token buyers are enthusiasts for the startup who want early access to its products (for instance, a new file storage system or messaging system that isn’t even finished yet) and fund its development. Yet in this year’s hot ICO environment, it has become more likely that they are speculators who want to capture the token’s increase in value. + +Legally, coin offerings exist in a gray area. Unlike going public, companies that ICO are not required by the Securities and Exchange Commission to disclose financial and business information; they instead write their own "white papers" to describe the purpose of the offering. Some of the startups are even registered overseas, in places like Switzerland, to avoid scrutiny. + +The SEC only recently took notice of coin offerings after an Ethereum project, the “decentralized autonomous organization” (or the DAO), which had raised about $150 million worth of ether, collapsed last year when it was hacked and drained of $55 million of ether shortly after the sale closed, exposing the vulnerability of the new marketplace. + +“Investors need the essential facts behind any investment opportunity so they can make fully informed decisions,” said William Hinman, SEC director of the Division of Corporation Finance. “Sponsors of offerings conducted through the use of distributed ledger or blockchain technology must comply with the securities laws." + +“The market is a very broad and diverse place. There are people who should be very, very worried about the DAO report,” Argon’s Channing said. + +Initial coin offerings have raised over $1.5 billion so far this year — and in June and July ICOs exceeded venture capital funding provided by angel and seed venture capital investors to total internet companies, according to Coin Schedule. + +A big reason for the burst in interest in ICOs is that many holders of ether (a digital currency) are sitting on gains of over 4,000% this year, and there's only so much you can directly buy with it, said Alex Sunnarborg, a research analyst at the virtual currency news site CoinDesk. + +So these cryptocurrency enthusiasts are blowing their virtual earnings on the new currencies, hoping to get in on the ground floor of companies built atop the technology that’s already made them (on paper) rich. While cashing out large amounts of ether can be cumbersome, putting digital riches back into ICOs gives ether and Bitcoin holders a chance to diversify their cryptocurrency holdings. + +"A lot of these kind of profits through ether are what is really funding ICOs and making the ICO rounds so big," he said. "If ether hadn’t gone up so much, we might not have seen these ICOs raise so much now." + +The new tokens investors receive in an ICO can be traded on exchanges, which means they can shoot up in price after their initial purchase, leading to what many observers say is rampant speculation. + +"At least three-fourths of the funding going into blockchain projects is purely based on speculation," said Sunnarborg. + +Many coin offerings have this vaguely circular logic: They're raising cryptocurrency as part of a plan to invest in or promote other cryptocurrencies, a sign that the cryptocurrency boom has become a vehicle for speculation. +Ryan Taylor, the CEO of the cryptocurrency company Dash, told BuzzFeed News, "There's eagerness to catch the next Bitcoin or next token-based solution that ends up getting more adoption." + +"I think unfortunately at this stage, investors tend to be speculators that have a very poor understanding of how this space is likely to evolve," Taylor said. With increasing SEC scrutiny, the Wild West of ICOs may soon be tamed, but only after some outlaws get busted. + +InvestFeed, a social network for investors founded in 2014, raised just over $4 million in ether in a ICO completed Aug. 7, selling "tokens" in exchange for cryptocurrency. InvestFeed received 15,038 ether, which rose 20% in just over two weeks and is now worth $4.8 million. + +The tokens InvestFeed issued to investors will be used to "reward" holders, who get premium or ad-free access to the platform, the company's white paper detailing its ICO said. InvestFeed founder Ron Chernesky also said that the tokens could be used in a "gaming capacity" where users will be rewarded by getting more tokens for being active on the platform and incentivized to "continue increasing the value of the community ecosystem." + +Many coin offerings have this vaguely circular logic: They're raising cryptocurrency as part of a plan to invest in or promote other cryptocurrencies, a sign that the cryptocurrency boom has become a vehicle for speculation. + +"We want to support a next generation of investors," said Chernesky. The company also recently refocused its entire platform to trade and share portfolios of digital currencies, rather than traditional securities and exchanges. + +The venture capital firm Science, an early backer of Dollar Shave Club, is launching an incubator dedicated specifically to developing cryptocurrency companies and is funding the incubator through a coin offering called the Science Blockchain ICO, which starts next month. As its tokens are securities, the company is offering them to a maximum of 99 investors who pass SEC accreditation standards and intends to raise $50 million to $100 million. + +Greg Gilman, the firm's co-founder and general counsel, told BuzzFeed News token holders will have access to tokens sold by companies funded through the incubator. If a company funded by Science were purchased, it would use some of the proceeds of that sale to buy back some of the Science incubator tokens. + +Science chose to raise money via an ICO as opposed to traditional fundraising because "we’re practicing what we preach," Gilman said. "It is the clearest expression in our belief in value and potential of blockchain technology." + + +The recent ICO binge does not look like it will go unchecked for much longer. The SEC determined in July that the DAO was in fact selling securities. Token holders were granted voting power over the DAO's businesses decisions, mostly funding other projects, similar to investors in a venture fund. + +The SEC's conclusion was that tokens could be securities but weren't necessarily so. The test would not be whether they were denominated in digital currency like ether — in other words, using a novel technology or way to organize an investment scheme does not magically exempt organizations from SEC rules. (The SEC decided not to bring any charges against the DAO's organizers.) + +"US federal securities law may apply to various activities, including distributed ledger technology, depending on the particular facts and circumstances, without regard to the form of the organization or technology used to effectuate a particular offer or sale," the Commission said in its report. + +The effects of SEC attention to the DAO last month can already be felt. Bitfinex, a coin exchange that hosts trading of tokens generated in ICOs, said last week that it was "taking the proactive step of barring US customers from trading certain digital tokens that may be deemed securities in the eyes of the SEC." The exchange also said it was no longer taking on new US customers because of difficulty finding "compliant banking solutions for U.S. individuals." + +The Argon Group’s Channing said that the SEC report stamped out workarounds some companies have used to avoid regulatory scrutiny. "They hammered a model that had been used and abused," Channing said. "The idea that incorporating in Switzerland to protect from the SEC is asinine at best." + +CORRECTION +August 29, 2017, at 12:15 a.m. +InvestFeed raised $4.8 million in its recent initial coin offering, not $4.8 billion diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-29-hellolitecoin.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-29-hellolitecoin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0e6548f --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-29-hellolitecoin.md @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "Crypto.jpg" +title: "HELLO, LITECOIN: There's yet another cryptocurrency you might want to get familiar with" +original-author: SAM JACOBS +original-link: https://www.businessinsider.com.au/major-cryptocurrencies-are-seesawing-bitcoin-and-ethereum-remain-steady-2017-8 +--- + +While prices for Bitcoin and Ethereum have steadied in recent weeks, there have been notable moves in other large-cap cryptocurrencies as the market develops. + +By market capitalisation, the top three cryptocurrencies are Bitcoin, Ethereum and Bitcoin Cash. + +That hasn’t changed since Bitcoin split on August 1, but other key players have seen significant volatility. Prices for Ripple, Litecoin and Dash have all had notable price-moves in August. + +Last week, Ripple — the world’s fourth biggest cryptocurrency — almost doubled in value to a high of more than US28 cents, on a surge in demand from South Korean and Japanese markets. + +Those gains were short-lived though, and earlier today the cryptocurrency was trading at just below US22 cents. + +image: https://edge.alluremedia.com.au/uploads/businessinsider/2017/08/XRPUSD1.jpg + + +Investing.com +At current prices, Litecoin rounds out the top five with a market capitalisation of just under $US3 billion. + +Litecoin was launched on October 2011 and operates on similar blockchain technology to Bitcoin, although with faster processing speeds. As with Bitcoin, only a finite number of Litecoin (84 million) can be mined. + +The currency saw strong demand over the weekend, rising in value from around $US50 to more than $US62 a short time ago. + +image: https://edge.alluremedia.com.au/uploads/businessinsider/2017/08/LTC.jpg + + +Investing.com +Litecoin’s rise knocked Dash back to sixth, but it briefly climbed into the top five cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation last week, and remains near record highs. + +Over the two weeks since August 15, the price of Dash more than doubled from $US197 to a high above $US397, before cooling off slightly: + +image: https://edge.alluremedia.com.au/uploads/businessinsider/2017/08/DASHUSD.jpg + + +Investing.com +Dash was established in January 2014, and the total number of coins that can be mined is capped at around 18 million. + +Unlike Bitcoin, Dash utilises a two-tier network. Operations are split between miners and members of the network which validate and approve blockchain transactions, known as “nodes”. + +While miners on the Bitcoin network also perform the node function, master nodes on the Dash network are run by separate participants. + +To create an incentive system for nodes to help the network run smoothly, the value of each new block on the blockchain is attributed equally — 45% to miners and 45% to the master node. The remaining 10% goes into a joint pool of funds held by the network. + +Like Ripple, Dash’s recent increase has been driven by rising demand from Asian markets, according to CEO Ryan Taylor. + +“High trading volumes are attracting exchanges throughout Asia to inquire about adding Dash trading pairs, so I think we’re only witnessing the beginning of the growth coming from that region,” Taylor told Business Insider. + +The price action suggests that significant demand is shifting around between different cryptocurrencies + +Indeed, Dash’s price increase against Bitcoin has followed a similar path to its rise against traditional fiat currency the US dollar: + +image: https://edge.alluremedia.com.au/uploads/businessinsider/2017/08/DASHBTC.jpg + + +Investing.com +While the debate about what cryptocurrencies are actually worth rages on, the ability of blockchain technology to change the way transactions are made will be worth monitoring. + +“In the beginning stages, digital currencies are being used as a lower-cost alternative for existing payments,” Taylor said. + +A research report last week by Morgan Stanley argued that cryptocurrencies will have some impact on global transaction networks, but they won’t be fully disruptive. + +One aspect that will slow the impact of cryptocurrencies, the analysts said, was the increasing amount of attention being paid by regulators as the market develops. + +Morgan Stanley also said that it will take time for new digital currencies to build up trust among consumers before they can be recognised consistently as a new way to pay for goods and services. + +Amid a constant flurry of new initial coin offerings (ICOs), it will be interesting to monitor which cryptocurrency networks are best placed to gain from the advances in transaction technology. + +There’s no doubt that investors are paying close attention to the new space. + +“Things will become much more interesting when new business models and products emerge that leverage the unique attributes of digital currencies. When the cost of a transaction sent anywhere in the world approaches zero, it opens new possibilities for commerce we haven’t even thought of yet,” Taylor said. + + +Read more at https://www.businessinsider.com.au/major-cryptocurrencies-are-seesawing-bitcoin-and-ethereum-remain-steady-2017-8#DTV2yCatHYZKpMdD.99 diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-29-shakepay.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-29-shakepay.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2059c4d --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-29-shakepay.md @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "shakepayaug29.jpg" +title: "There's A Murky New Way To Raise Money And Regulators Are Not Amused" +original-author: Shakepay +original-link: +--- + +ShakePay is no longer issuing Bitcoin debit cards outside of the EU after Oct 15th – and any existing cards will be cancelled on that date (unless you have an EU address) – ShakePay seem to have an alternative plan in the pipeline, have to wait and see. Please contact support outside of Europe !!! diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-30-dashvsbitcoin.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-30-dashvsbitcoin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..35ab753 --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-30-dashvsbitcoin.md @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "1FPwRjydl7VPW7ohNkqiiw.jpg" +title: "Dash vs Bitcoin: Has Dash Successfully Overcome Bitcoin’s Shortcomings" +original-author: CoinCentral +original-link: https://medium.com/@CoinCentral/dash-vs-bitcoin-has-dash-successfully-overcome-bitcoins-shortcomings-88524dd0ec1f +--- + +Bitcoin’s shortcomings led to the development of the cryptocurrency Dash, but do Dash’s results live up to its lofty ambitions? +Bitcoin entered the scene in 2009 and developed a sizable network effect in a realm of little competition. However, as the Bitcoin network grew and development standardized, improvements became difficult to implement. Such changes require an overwhelming consensus from all network participants, thus creating numerous contentious debates, as has been witnessed recently in the Bitcoin scaling debate. As a result, a lot of Bitcoin’s shortcomings are now solidified into the protocol, meaning that it can only maintain certain specific use cases. +What Bitcoin blockchain weaknesses does Dash seek to overcome? +Bitcoin’s weaknesses include a block size limit that slows transaction processing time and a 10-minute block creation period that constricts Bitcoin’s real world transaction usage by users. +As an open source project, Bitcoin lacks a developer funding model, which leaves the development to be managed by volunteers or powerful interest groups. Bitcoin also lacks a coherent governance mechanism that would allow for protocol changes to be easily agreed on and implemented. The blockchain data validation is managed by low end-nodes on a voluntary basis, and there’s no financial incentive to upgrade to the latest hardware and software. +Bitcoin transactions also lack privacy. Data mining companies are becoming uncomfortably good at identifying the source of Bitcoin transactions. +As a result of these and other weaknesses, Bitcoin faces increasing barriers to market adoption and the dream of a true P2P electronic cash has been mired by endless debate and slow upgrades. +So what does Dash do better than Bitcoin? +The developers of Dash wanted to unleash a new blockchain, free of these ‘baked in’ weaknesses. Dash developers baked their new blockchain to be the world’s first self-funding and self-governed blockchain protocol, with instant payments running on a network of incentivized Masternodes. Here are some of the key ingredients Dash introduced that Bitcoin doesn’t have: +Masternodes. Unlike Bitcoin, Dash introduced Masternodes to incentivize users with payments to secure the network and add cool transactional features like InstantSend. Masternode operators invest 1,000 dash to host a Masternode. Masternode operators get 45% of the reward for every Dash block that’s mined. Each operator receives their reward of around 7 dash each month. +InstantSend. Instasend uses the instantX Masternode feature to send and confirm transactions in seconds. Bitcoin’s block propagation takes an average of 10 minutes, and 6 typical conformations for large purchases could even take an hour. +X11 Mining Algorithm. Bitcoin uses SHA 256, which is extremely energy intensive and susceptible to ASIC mining chips. This means only a few big players that can afford hashing power monopolize. The X11 mining algorithm is more energy efficient and resistant to ASIC chips, so Dash miners can use CPUs and GPUs for hashing power. +PrivateSend. While Bitcoin transactions are pseudonymous and can be traced to their users, Dash introduced PrivateSend transactions that allow Dash users to opt for full privacy in their transactions. +Self-Sustainable Decentralized Governance. While Masternodes are incentivized and can govern the blockchain with 1 vote per Masternode, the Dash blockchain is also self-funded. A portion of each block — currently 10%–is allocated to the Network Development and Promotion Budget. This means Dash developers and promoters receive payments for their contributions, unlike on Bitcoin where contributions are voluntary and unincentivized. +So what does the market think of Dash? +Despite its features, Dash is still catching up to reigning champion Bitcoin’s 5-year headstart. Dash ranks behind Bitcoin as the 6th biggest currency in terms of total market capitalization. +A coin’s market cap is one way of measuring the size of a cryptocurrency. The volatility of a crypto’s price influences the market cap of cryptos. Daily trade volume — calculated in USD — is argubly a more useful measure. Trading volume reflects how much a particular cryptocurrency is actually used. Bitcoin still reigns king here: Today Dash trade volume ranks 11th with $61.27 million behind Bitcoin’s $1.9 billion first place value. +Even daily trade volume does not give the full picture though, as much of it consists of trading activity on exchanges rather than real world purchases. This is an important distinction. Many exchanges use Bitcoin to trade so you so you would have to initially buy bitcoin to then trade for other cryptocurrencies. This may skew the figures, but it also shows the strength of Bitcoin’s first mover advantage. +With Bitcoin’s first mover advantage, Bitcoin has become a clear market leader. This makes for a skewed and unfair comparison with all other cryptocurrencies. Yet, while looking at market caps and trade volumes, it is important to note that other cryptocurrencies that share similar features to Dash are sometimes higher up in the pecking order. Litecoin also generates new blocks every 2.5-minutes and has long held a higher market cap than Dash. Monero, another privacy focused coin, released in the same year as Dash, has a higher daily trade volume. Ripple also has fast transaction confirmations and is firmly positioned in the top 5. +The Verdict +All this seems to suggest that simply introducing features that are an improvement on Bitcoin’s deficiencies is currently not enough for the market. While Dash’s self-funded blockchain provides plenty of money to spend on development and marketing, Dash still seems to be struggling to attract second tier developers to build out the blockchain aftermarket infrastructure, like Point of Sale apps and an array of innovative wallets for users. Bitcoin and the leading cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Monero and Litecoin among others, have built more connections with secondary industry players that connect merchants and users. +It may be unfair to compare a cryptocurrency that is 3 years old with one that has been around for 8 years. It could be argued that at a similar stage of its development, Bitcoin was still an obscure computer science project, or ‘nerd money’. What is certain is that Dash has shown resilience and has rarely been outside the top 10 currencies since hitting the scene. Having developers and Masternode operators paid for their efforts directly by the blockchain, along with improved governance mechanisms, certainly has positive implications for Dash’s long term expansion and agility in adding new features. As cryptocurrencies mature, there is plenty of space for many to establish their own markets. Instead of trying to pick an outright winner, it is probably more important to see which cryptocurrencies have the right fundamentals to survive and thrive. In those terms, Dash is well positioned to continue growing and innovating. diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-30-proposalrundown.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-30-proposalrundown.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d161c0a --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-30-proposalrundown.md @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "proposalrundownaug30 copy.jpg" +title: "Dash August 2017 Proposal Rundown and Analysis" +original-author: Craig Mason +original-link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkfMhgh8cVg&feature=youtu.be +--- + + diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-31-bugbounty.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-31-bugbounty.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..81b0ecb --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-31-bugbounty.md @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "bugbountyinactionaug31.jpg" +title: "BugBounty Program in Action : Temporary disabling of InstandSend due to potential quorum exploit method" +original-author: Andy Freer +original-link: https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/temporary-disabling-of-instandsend-due-to-potential-quorum-exploit-method.16492/ +--- + +Hi everyone, + +We'd like to inform you that with help from the community, we have discovered a potential exploit in the current InstantSend implementation which provides the chance for an attacker with 6 or more Masternodes to dominate an InstantSend quorum by brute forcing collateral transaction hashes in a certain way as to increase their chance to be selected for an IS quorum, which could provide the possibility to perform a double spend or a potential network fork. + +We have not yet seen this attack executed on our network and we believe the risks are low because the exploit requires ownership of at least US$ 2.1 million in Dash. However, for safety we have disabled InstandSend via ["SPORK_2_INSTANTSEND_ENABLED": false] to ensure this attack cannot be performed until the fix, which is already completed & QA’d, is released to the network. + +As 12.2 release is imminent, our intention is to include the fix as part of the 12.2 release process, which is estimated within the next few weeks, instead of releasing a hotfix immediately, to minimize the disruption in the coming network upgrade. + +As a result, any InstandSend transactions made before 12.2 deployment will fallback to normal confirmation times, therefore users are advised to refrain from selecting InstantSend on payments in wallets until 12.2 to prevent being charged the higher fee. + +We’d like to thank two community members, Matthew Robertson and Alexander Block for helping to discover this exploit. Consequently, after a post-mortem, our conclusion is that the exploit was missed internally due to the fact that we did not provide enough review of early InstantSend code, with everyone in our (much larger) team today being focused on V12 features and our forthcoming V13 Evolution release. + +Therefore we have been conducting an internal security audit of earlier code which hasn’t found any further explots and we are also seeing the Dash community becoming much more active in contribution and code review, from new contributors to the recent $240,000 BugBounty program funded by the network, which we believe together will ensure that enough ongoing review is being provided to find and secure any future exploits quickly and comprehensively to ensure the Dash Network remains secure. + + +Thank you, + + +The Dash Core Team diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-31-dashtotherescue.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-31-dashtotherescue.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..05092a7 --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-31-dashtotherescue.md @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "dashtotherescue.jpg" +title: "Bitcoin & Dash to The Rescue - Texas Hurricane- Danny Sessoms" +original-author: David Dinkins +original-link: https://youtu.be/YIhao1bQFa4 +--- + + diff --git a/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-31-pastfuture.md b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-31-pastfuture.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6578ad4 --- /dev/null +++ b/_i18n/en/_posts/2017-08-31-pastfuture.md @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +--- +author: tungfa +layout: post +image: "pastfutureaug31.jpg" +title: "Dash’s Past, and Future: An Editorial" +original-author: David Dinkins +original-link: https://cointelegraph.com/news/dashs-past-and-future-an-editorial +--- + +The opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the views of Cointelegraph, the Dash Core Team, or any other entity. They are mine alone. + +My name is David Dinkins, and I’m the U.S. editor at Cointelegraph. I also work part-time for the Dash Core Team as a writer and editor. I’ve been involved in the Dash project, both as an investor and contributor, since June 2014. + +At press time, Dash has a market capitalization of nearly $3 billion and is one of the oldest-surviving altcoins. The project is about to host its first conference, Dash Conference 2017 in London, and is funding the largest cryptocurrency sponsorship in history. + +So how did we get here? In my opinion, it comes down to two things: the founder’s genius and Dash’s treasury system. + +Down memory lane +My involvement with Dash, then called Darkcoin, began just before the launch of “release candidate 3,” or “RC3” for short. The launch failed, causing uncontrollable forking across the network. Evan fixed some bugs and tried to launch the upgrade again. Once again, the network forked repeatedly and the code had to be rolled back. + +When anybody asks why Dash succeeded while so many other altcoins failed, the first thing I do is point to Evan. His genius and determination carried Dash through the early months and years. When faced with the failure of RC3, Evan came up with another plan: he could launch a hard fork by starting it off as a soft fork. + +With a soft fork, all the clients on the network are still compatible. Only upgraded clients can use the new features, but all clients interact with each other without destabilizing the network. However, the changes Evan wanted to make with RC3 would require a hard fork that would make older, non-upgraded nodes incompatible. Unless the vast majority of nodes upgraded at the exact same time, chaos would ensue. + +Evan realized that he could ask the network to upgrade to the new RC3 software, but leave the incompatible bits of the upgrade turned off. Then, once an overwhelming majority of the network had upgraded, he could send a message to the network to turn the new code “on.” At this point there would no longer be any danger to the network, since virtually everybody had upgraded and would be running the same version. + +This approach worked, and has been used in every Dash software upgrade since RC3. The community affectionately labelled the new method “the spork.” + +Treasury +In August 2015, a new feature was added to Dash: the treasury system. Officially called “decentralized governance by blockchain,” the system would allow masternode owners to vote on budget proposals. These proposals would be funded directly by the Blockchain from a portion of the block reward. + +A digital currency had finally come up with a way to fund itself without depending on donations. Not only that, but Dash now had a governance system that would allow the owners of Dash’s currency to vote on the direction the project should take. + +The market reacted to this revolution...not at all. The price didn’t budge. + +In time, however, the treasury system would become Dash’s quintessential feature. As Evan correctly predicted: + +“To guarantee the long term sustainability of the blockchain, the network would keep a portion of the block rewards in escrow and the masternode operators would be tasked to act as stewards and invest in the maintenance and expansion of the network. This will result in faster development and promotion, creating a virtuous cycle that benefits all actors, including miners, masternode operators, investors and users. More importantly, this gives the blockchain itself a self-preservation mechanism that is beyond the control of any individual.” + +Just two years ago, Dash’s monthly treasury budget was $15,000. Today it’s $2.4 million. + +Keiser sponsorship +The Dash network recently approved the largest-ever cryptocurrency sponsorship, paying $500,000 to sponsor Max Keiser’s “Great American Pilgrimage” tour. The tour is hosted by the RT network, reaching 700 million global viewers. + +Max Keiser and Stephen Baldwin will be travelling across America’s heartland in a Dash-branded RV to talk to ordinary people about what it means to be an American. Along the way, they will be talking about Dash and giving away Dash branded merchandise. + +Keiser is well-known in the cryptocurrency community for his popular and long-running show “The Kieser Report.” Cointelegraph had an opportunity to talk with Keiser about Dash’s sponsorship of his tour: + +Cointelegraph: Max, why choose Dash for this sponsorship? Is it just for the money? + +Max Keiser: I mentioned on @keiserreport we thought it would be cool if a crypto sponsored @gapilgrimage - Dash jumped at the opportunity. And they have the infrastructure, more than any other coin IMO, to make something like this happen. So it happened. + +CT:What's wrong with Bitcoin? I've heard that with SegWit active, they can move forward with lightning network and sidechains. How can Dash hope to compete with a resurgent Bitcoin? + +MK: You snooze, you lose + +CT: Can Dash co-exist with Bitcoin and Ethereum, or must there eventually only be one "winner" + +MK: The crypto market is heading to $5 trillion and above. There will be many winners. + +CT: In your opinion, what is the single most important part of Dash? Can you pinpoint any one thing that will drive its success? + +MK: The governance model is outstanding. The community is fantastic. + +CT: Do you care to give any guess as to the price of Dash in five years' time? + +MK: I don't like price predictions because it takes away from the single best way to participate in the crypto economy, buy and HODL. The next 10 yrs will be planet-changing as money transforms into global networks of monetized thoughts interacting seamlessly, globally, consciously and unconsciously; intermingling in a spontaneous joyfest of bountiful, life-affirming cryptoeconomics. + +Thoughts on the future +A working governance and funding model gives Dash a big advantage in the marketplace. As Max says, however, this is no zero-sum industry. As digital currency becomes mainstream, many different currencies are likely to thrive. Now is not the time to grow insular and proclaim that only “our” coin will survive. A rising tide lifts all boats. + diff --git a/_i18n/es.yml b/_i18n/es.yml index 1f8edc0..2137ac9 100644 --- a/_i18n/es.yml +++ b/_i18n/es.yml @@ -649,6 +649,7 @@ pages: video-heading: Dash es dinero en efectivo digital que puede gastar en línea video-text: Use Dash para hacer pagos instantáneos y privados en línea o en tiendas físicas, usando nuestra segura plataforma de código abierto, mantenida por miles de usuarios alrededor del mundo video-btn: Descripción general en video + video-link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sji-_R8ucNo feature-private-heading: Privado feature-private-text: Dash es privado diff --git a/_i18n/jp.yml b/_i18n/jp.yml index b3bdd0c..7a9ab40 100644 --- a/_i18n/jp.yml +++ b/_i18n/jp.yml @@ -603,6 +603,7 @@ pages: video-heading: DASHはオンライン操作可能なデジタル通貨である video-text: 一般ユーザーはDASHを通して、安全な即時払いを利用できます。会社の方は全世界千万人のユーザーがサポートしているオープンソース決済プラットフォームを利用できます。 video-btn: ビデオプレビュー + video-link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djMrcps2xw8 feature-private-heading: プライバシー feature-private-text: 個人の財務情報を守ります。匿名送信機能は財務管理記録や残高情報を保護できます。 diff --git a/assets/img/blog/1FPwRjydl7VPW7ohNkqiiw.jpg b/assets/img/blog/1FPwRjydl7VPW7ohNkqiiw.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1bf50a7 Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/1FPwRjydl7VPW7ohNkqiiw.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/90.jpeg b/assets/img/blog/90.jpeg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f8efb0e Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/90.jpeg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/Crypto.jpg b/assets/img/blog/Crypto.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7c000e7 Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/Crypto.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/DashBlockCypherteam copy.jpg b/assets/img/blog/DashBlockCypherteam copy.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..86afd5d Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/DashBlockCypherteam copy.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/DashHostingDedicated.jpg b/assets/img/blog/DashHostingDedicated.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..325ee4c Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/DashHostingDedicated.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/bugbountyinactionaug31.jpg b/assets/img/blog/bugbountyinactionaug31.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5a92ce4 Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/bugbountyinactionaug31.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/dashlabsAug22 copy.jpg b/assets/img/blog/dashlabsAug22 copy.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a14366b Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/dashlabsAug22 copy.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/dashtotherescue.jpg b/assets/img/blog/dashtotherescue.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8b48e3f Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/dashtotherescue.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/maxkeiseraug26.jpg b/assets/img/blog/maxkeiseraug26.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..45d9b41 Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/maxkeiseraug26.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/pastfutureaug31.jpg b/assets/img/blog/pastfutureaug31.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b255bb4 Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/pastfutureaug31.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/proposalrundownaug30 copy.jpg b/assets/img/blog/proposalrundownaug30 copy.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f167b17 Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/proposalrundownaug30 copy.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/recapaug27.jpg b/assets/img/blog/recapaug27.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..610365a Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/recapaug27.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/riseofmasternodes.jpg b/assets/img/blog/riseofmasternodes.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6c7d670 Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/riseofmasternodes.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/shakepayaug29.jpg b/assets/img/blog/shakepayaug29.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bf7501c Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/shakepayaug29.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/blog/sub-buzz-23898-1503422376-3.jpg b/assets/img/blog/sub-buzz-23898-1503422376-3.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ac47fc7 Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/blog/sub-buzz-23898-1503422376-3.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/merchants/dashbargain.jpg b/assets/img/merchants/dashbargain.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..242f426 Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/merchants/dashbargain.jpg differ diff --git a/assets/img/merchants/dashpoker.jpg b/assets/img/merchants/dashpoker.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0abb860 Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/img/merchants/dashpoker.jpg differ