The part I dislike about dash the most aside from the obvious glaring issues that have been discuss at length is that by using masternodes for your "privacy" you are essentially trusting other people with your privacy.
By your warped understanding of "trust", smoothie, every crypto has compromised privacy because "other people" run every node, miner and wallet on the entire network. Furthermore the least trustable and most compromised of all cryptocurrency blockchains in that respect are cryptonote ones which are a breeding ground for corruption being that they provide no way to publicly verify by inspection the integrity of its financial mechanics en masse.
"I'm only asking question, I'm not trolling"
Hey - I'm not trolling either. I'm just observing that everything you post is unmitigated b.s., for example confusing obscurity with fungibility, decentralisation with "trust", privacy with value and capital deployment with capital sequestration, all on the same page. Not bad going for someone who's parading themselves as an ethics crusader interested in privacy. Ever heard of "irony" ?
You want to make the bold claim that the deployment of masternodes amounts to "trusting other people with your privacy" ?
Be my guest and become that "third party". They are decentralised so you are free to show us how it's done. Don't worry, I won't be holding my breath because as everyone is aware it's yet another one of your b.s. pieces of fud along with the other three I cited above.
Alternatively you could just try to solve this puzzle which you might find a bit easier:
I added two numbers together to get 8. Which two were they ?