[ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency

[cokkapaga]

The price dash is very..very good
everyday the price is always rise, $96.65/dash
its seems possible to up $100 / dash. Congrats dev you are very rich.

[toknormal]

Superior market manipulation. Tie up most of existing coins in masternodes

No coins are tied up in masternodes. This is a much perpetrated myth.

By this aggressive marketing

A couple of projects spring to mind where the marketing is "aggressive". Dash isn't one of them.

What if Bitcoin society agrees on scalability without a hard fork?

It already has agreed. "Bitcoin society" is a company called blockstream, for better of worse. Their strategies for Bitcoin have been published publicly for some time.
 

[XbladeX]

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A couple of projects spring to mind where the marketing is "aggressive". Dash isn't one of them.

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hahaha are you sure my angel :
check this out ^^
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rp6DaMiORBU&t=1s

"Bitcoin has Been Infiltrated" - she will get Oscar price for this actress play she is so scary : )

[Rogerdale]

Superior market manipulation. Tie up most of existing coins in masternodes

No coins are tied up in masternodes. This is a much perpetrated myth.

They are tied up. Dash pays masternode holders interest of 45% of block reward so master node holders are not really interested in selling their coins (unlike miners who need to sell coins to pay for electricity).

ZCash may be a great project, but miners always sell their coins and ZCash price always drops and will drop even more. If ZCash would have done similar scheme with master nodes, ZCash price would be much-much higher.

Also the same time Monero guys are not pumping their coin. They are just doing their job, and I like it. They also have a great community and a great (truly private) coin and definitely will compete with Dash once they have GUI and mobile wallets. And they don't cry everywhere "Bitcoin is dying, buy Monero quickly!", and don't tie up available Monero coins in a "Ponzi 2.0" scheme (sorry if it is offensive, but this is how I see it).

[ddink7]

By the way, Charlie Shrem is now involved with Dash:

https://twitter.com/CharlieShrem/status/842023936581873664

[miramare]

The price of DASH is crazy recently. I am away from the crypto world for a long time. Can someone tell me briefly the reason?

[eauajiaj]

  ...FEW VERY IMPORTANT QUESTIONS FOR INVESTORS.... 



1 - where can I spent Dash, there is no mercants who accept it, only small hosting and vpn providers, almost nothing...

2 - Maternodes holds almost all coins in system and ownersof them get very big reward. That means money is centralized? 40% reward for nodes??!?!?!

3 - Almost all coins are centralized in few tousand wallets... (https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-darkcoin-addresses.html) Bitcoin is mucgh more distributed (https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html)
DASH: 84% of coins(wealth) is in hands of les than 2,5%  of addresses (maybe 1% of people holds all the DASH coins)

4 - Size of blockchain is small now, but soon it will scale to tens of gigabyts if Dash will go mainstream. How to resolve that issue? Dash block size is limited as Bitcoin.



I don't want to troll Dash, it looks promising, it has instant payment which is great, BTC doesnt have it.  I like masternode, but I'm worried that price is manipulated, because there is almost no market to buy things and services, money is centralized in 4600 nodes. Thats the same shit that happened to Bitcoin few years back when price skyrocket from 100 to 1000+ and then to 150 in a month but there was no economy in bitcoin.

[Rogerdale]

I don't want to troll Dash, it looks promising, it has instant payment which is great, BTC doesnt have it.  I like masternode, but I'm worried that price is manipulated, because there is almost no market to buy things and services, money is centralized in 4600 nodes. Thats the same shit that happened to Bitcoin few years back when price skyrocket from 100 to 1000+ and then to 150 in a month but there was know economy in bitcoin.

That's true, you are right.

[miramare]

  ...FEW VERY IMPORTANT QUESTIONS FOR INVESTORS.... 



1 - where can I spent Dash, there is no mercants who accept it, only small hosting and vpn providers, almost nothing...

2 - Maternodes holds almost all coins in system and ownersof them get very big reward. That means money is centralized? 40% reward for nodes??!?!?!

3 - Almost all coins are centralized in few tousand wallets... (https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-darkcoin-addresses.html) Bitcoin is mucgh more distributed (https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html)
DASH: 84% of coins(wealth) is in hands of les than 2,5%  of addresses (maybe 1% of people holds all the DASH coins)

4 - Size of blockchain is small now, but soon it will scale to tens of gigabyts if Dash will go mainstream. How to resolve that issue? Dash block size is limited as Bitcoin.



I don't want to troll Dash, it looks promising, it has instant payment which is great, BTC doesnt have it.  I like masternode, but I'm worried that price is manipulated, because there is almost no market to buy things and services, money is centralized in 4600 nodes. Thats the same shit that happened to Bitcoin few years back when price skyrocket from 100 to 1000+ and then to 150 in a month but there was know economy in bitcoin.

Hold my money. Hestitate

[toknormal]

They are tied up.

They're "tied up" by their owners, not by the blockchain.

Just like bonds are "tied up" and most other investment assets are "tied up" by their owners. In Dash's case they are doing work by securing the network. The network pays a return for that lending.

[someredguy]

I was aiming for teh Moon. It looks like this rocket is destined to travel well beyond that...

Woo hoo! All aboard!!!

[Rogerdale]

They are tied up.

They're "tied up" by their owners, not by the blockchain.

Just like bonds are "tied up" and most other investment assets are "tied up" by their owners. In Dash's case they are doing work by securing the network. The network pays a return for that lending.

I would call this scheme as "Ponzi 2.0". Yes, just like in any bubble it is not the system itself that holds investors' money and prevents withdrawals, it is greedy investors who keep their money in the system until the bubble bursts (I know, Dash community is a big and great community and they would not agree, but this is how I see it).

[toknormal]

LoL ! Chris Burniske. Bless 'im   He's still trying to work out what's going on. He needs to go back to school.

Meanwhile Charlie Shrem's preparing a proposal for a Dash backed debit card.

[qwizzie]

Dash Price Skyrockets to $100, Market Cap Above $700 Million
http://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/trading/dash-price-skyrockets-100-market-cap-700-million/

[bigrcanada1]

Superior market manipulation. Tie up most of existing coins in masternodes

No coins are tied up in masternodes. This is a much perpetrated myth.

I am a fool!

right....LOL  

[bigrcanada1]

DASH=Winning team...enough sad! 

[ujang1]

Maybe soon the capitalization will exceed 1 billion, it already seems not so difficult after several days of growth

[toknormal]

Bitbay looking superb.

[minersday]

Be aware of this

EUROPOL starts investigating coin mixers and may keep records of the coin mixers aka masternode IP's
meaning all masternode owners will be at RISK.

as a prevention of money loundering, cybercrime etc.
https://www.parlament.gv.at/PAKT/EU/XXV/EU/13/63/EU_136328/imfname_10703661.pdf

"Virtual currencies
In addition, the widening criminal use of decentralised virtual currencies and the increased use of
tumbler/mixer services, effectively prevent law enforcement to ‘follow the money’ and
significantly complicate the possibilities for asset recovery and the prevention of fraudulent
transactions. The lack of (minimum) standards for due diligence and Know-Your-Customer for
such services and the non-application of existing regulations compound to the problem. In 2016, a
growing number of cybercrime investigations involved cryptocurrencies and blockchain analytics in
order to progress the criminal business model, which is indicative of the need to ensure that law
enforcement and judicial authorities have the expertise, tools and legislative and regulatory means
at their disposal to ‘follow the money’. "

as you know with TOR, the TOR exit nodes can be prosecuted, like masternode owners.

DASH=Winning team...enough sad! 

[iCEBREAKER]

why some people say dash is a scam? why people say that? can someone tell me whats wrong with dash? dont want to read over 6000 pages

This video, made by a former Dash supporter after he discovered the Instamine, covers almost all aspects of Dash's scamming.

Tone Vays is talking about Dash.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrKU0Ymta-U

Thanks for the link.  That's a great introduction to Dash!

Hilarious, good fun.  I could easily spend all day watching Tone and Fluffy yuk it up.   

Tone does a very good job covering many aspects of Dash's premeditated investment fraud, centralization, ignoble scumbag origins, questionable governance, technological shortcomings, current failures, and irrational future expectations.

Tone Vays used to be a vocal fan of Dash.  In fact, Dash was the *only* altcoin he liked (being a Bitcoin maximalist supremacist).

Then Tone discovered the truth about Dash's indefensible, scummy Instamine and trusted third party Masternode security holes.

This tweetstorm updates our Dash scam analysis in light of the current pump.

Plenty of people did their own research and concluded there is something wrong with Dash's Instamine.

Plenty of people did their own research and concluded there is something wrong with Dash's Masternode HYIP (aka Ponzi scheme).

Plenty of people did their own research and concluded there is something wrong with Dash's centralized governance and development.

Plenty of people did their own research and concluded there is something wrong with Dash's being pumped despite having no actual use.

For example:

https://twitter.com/ARKblockchain/status/834843279145435137

Conclusion: