I guess you could GPU mine with anything that has a GPU, but unless you have powerful equipment it will probably cost you more in power then you can mine.

Pretty impressive for sure. Although to be fair crypto as a whole really went through this major boost, it wasn't DASH specific.

Luckily I doubt that we will see any of them gain traction (unlike Bitcoin cash).

This isn't even a crypto exclusive thing. The 80/20 rule is pretty universal, and nothing is going to change that.

Just because DASH has masternodes does not mean it is not decentralized. And as far as I'm aware InstantX is a decent privacy system, making it sort of anonymous/fungible (although not entirely since the entire coin is isn't anonymous, drawing suspicion to those who use InstantX).

And Bitcoin was never meant to be anonymous, only pseudonymous.

I know that there have been some dumps for them and new hyped up coins have been taking turns competing for their places, but I highly doubt that Monero or Dash are going anywhere. NEM though, I have no idea.

It really depends on whether Bitcoin keeps rising and the market continues to stay green or not.

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Probably because Zcash is being adopted by AirTM. In fact I called this pump a couple of weeks ago.

If Bitcoin can hold it's current price then I'm sure we'll see Monero do the same.

You didn't get "yuuuuuuuge" from a certain local car commercial, did you?

Let's not get ahead of ourselves. Bitcoin isn't even adopted on a large scale, much less altcoins (including DASH).

Bit of a long shot. Although I wouldn't be surprised to see $1,000.

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Nice!

Looks like the market thought that too:

So it's been confirmed then (not on a connection able to stream a YouTube video)?

It was instamined, which means instead of being mined by the devs before the project is released it was mined right after by the devs before other's joined in. The difference is only a technicality.

Not that it makes DASH scam, but you can't hide the fact it happened.

I haven't read about it, but I have a feeling it's a risk that your coins will be stolen if you use that wallet. Bugs in individual wallet software can't harm the network itself (at least not in any way I'm aware of).

So, there's a chance that they are being produced and secretly sold to a small selection of buyers? Sounds to me like this is bordering conspiracy theory territory, but then again weirder things have happened.

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I'll probably just ignore all the new forks, I doubt they will end up as anything big. In fact, I'm pretty sure they'll all end up like Litecoin Cash.

So, if only 20% of miners are voting does that mean lots of bots or just people who don't care as long as they get their dividends?