A merchant listing dedicated to providing easy access to all the Dash-accepting businesses around the world, Discover Dash is arguably the world’s largest
listing of cryptocurrency-accepting businesses with over 4,800 merchants. To improve the quality of the user experience for the average Dash user, Discover Dash
partnered with mobile app development group Really Bad Apps to produce a streamlined dedicated mobile version of the app for Android. The mobile version of Discover Dash
offers geolocation to effectively locate merchants closest to the user, as well as automatic translation into English, Spanish, and Russian, and allows users to filter by a wide range
of categories including restaurants, entertainment, business services, and Dash ATMs, giving easy access for users seeking to buy Dash at an ATM near them.
It is now available for download in the Google Play store.

Despite the explosive advancements taking place in the world of digital money, some in the crypto community have become increasingly disenchanted with Bitcoin.
And I happen to be among them. My main gripe with Bitcoin is that it’s exclusively viewed as a speculative investment. This runs counter to the core intent of founder
Satoshi Nakomoto who envisioned it as a peer-to-peer alternative to fiat currency.

For a little over two years, I used bitcoin as my sole means to pay rent, purchase groceries, and transportation. It was during this period of my life that I became acquainted
with Joel Valenzuela, a New Hampshire resident who was living off of a cryptocurrency called Dash. We are planning to feature him soon on an upcoming episode of Money Monday.

The price of Dash (DASH) has seen a sustained month of growth, up from $84.0 to $111.2—a 32.4 percent increase.
The upwards movement may be attributed to a variety of positive news around the project, including a line-up of technical innovations
slated for the protocol’s next update.

April’s first day looks too greener for Dash cryptocurrency, the 13th largest cryptocurrency at the moment.
The coin has surged 15.2% higher on April 01, 2019 and stood as the hottest altcoin of the day.

On the back of the Dash Core Release v.0.14.0 (on Testnet), DASH saw a massive bullish wave over the past few days. Dash [DASH] pumped to become the highest gainer in the top-20 coin list,
overtaking IOTA [MIOTA] and Monero [XMR] to become the 13th largest cryptocurrency in the market.

Pegged on three core features, the new update is touted as a “milestone for the Dash Core protocol.” Its primary feature is the Long Living Masternode Quorums or LLMQs which will improve scalability
via enhanced consensus and build on the cryptocurrency’s use-cases.

Lol and you need dash coin to be dasher. That's april mop and so many threads have already discussed that. theymos will always try to give us a new surprise in 1st april. I just feel doubt about is this a true story?

This thread is only moderated on two words : scam and premine, as both of those words are often falsely used by trolls who want to press Dash into
either the scam corner or the premine corner. Dash does not belong in either corner.

Unfortunately card providers like Equicex and Polispay are not reliable. I do think Dash News should only publish verified card providers. Meaning the reporter should order one himself and only report if it truly works. For now I would honestly stick with Paycent until there is a clear track record on others.

The only reliable Dash debit card, available internationally, I know of at the moment is the Paycent.com  card. The crypto debit card niche is currently plagued with scams, so try to stay safe out there and you can try Paycent. You have to do KYC though, no trustworthy card company will work without KYC. Others may have other card options to share.

With regards to Amazon gift cards definitely Bitrefill is the best for that and many other gift cards. Using Instantsend is fantastic.

Dash Core v0.14, recently introduced to testnet, is the next major delivery milestone for the Dash Core protocol. This release includes the following major features:

Long Living Masternode Quorums (“LLMQs”), which will increase scalability through improved consensus and expand the universe of potential use cases of the network;
LLMQ-based ChainLocks, which leverage LLMQs to improve network security by mitigating 51% mining attacks; and
LLMQ-based InstantSend, using LLMQs to reduce the messages propagated on the network for InstantSend transactions, which increases the scalability of InstantSend on the network.
(Note: LLMQ-based InstantSend may be released to mainnet in a minor release, after the first two features have been introduced.)
This release also includes some Bitcoin backports, legacy cleanup, and general optimizations. Full release notes will be available closer to the mainnet release.