Now for the million dollar question: do you think DASH will hold it’s value? It’s already been past 100$, so perhaps this time it won’t dip down so quickly.

DASH DUMP LIKE THERE IS NOT TOMMOROW??

I’m pretty surprised at the sudden boost in DASH, I guess I was expecting it to continue to lose value for a little while longer (not that I’m upset about that). I wonder if we’re going to make records or if it’s going to stop at about 100$ again.

Current Price: 91$

Do they have non public support?

Also it seems that my jaxx wallet change my REP and my ETH public address.

I am not even sure if the dash wallet I send is a real dash wallet.

Dash is listed on a korean exchange https://www.bithumb.com/

Dash/BTC is 0.072 now at polo.

A coffee and a Dash rush please.

It's always a folly to watch dash rest when bitcoin grows... some great video links dash squad 🐺👌🏻

I have heard that PiVx is going over take Dash is that true ?

Last month they were put up with 4 days to vote, iirc =/

any new innovation in this most successfull alt coin in the world ?

like adding smart contract or something.

January 2017 is the point RingCT came live. From that point the transactions are much more secure.

Before January 2017 some 62% of transactions can be "read". There are 2 directions here:
* in the early days the mixin was not enforced and many used 0-1 mixin on the daily basis.
* that was decided at some point to be "not good enough" and the default was changed (to 4), the minimum being also changed to 2.

However, anybody wanted to really hide the transaction could have used a big mixin even in the early days.

Again, all this brings nothing new for the ones with the tiniest interest in Monero.

From what I've read it affects only the very old transactions, which were made back then with mix in 0-3. There were plenty of warnings about such transactions in the past.
Also even Coindesk agrees that the new transactions, since RingCT is in use, are safe.

While it's an interesting tool and warning, it's a little late (RingCT is on since January) so I see it as an attempt to attract the investors to another anon coins.
Monero is still under active development, so the "hackers" are still one or more steps behind.

the website provides a block explorer that lets users follow the inputs and outputs of a majority (62%) of transactions
conducted before January 2017, a feat that was widely thought to be impossible.