Some exchanges and a lot of people from the crypto space seem to think that Dash is a privacy-centric coin, when in fact Dash has expanded its use cases over the years and no longer fit that label. Dash used to be a privacy-centric coin in 2014/2015 when it introduced its optional privacy feature, but has since then focused on payments by making them instant, secure, protected against double spending and instantly spendable by receivers.
Now Dash is focusing more to function as a decentralized platform where developers can create Dapps and store their Dapps data directly on the masternodes network (kinda like cloud storage) and making transactions far more user-friendly by introducing blockchain identities, blockchain usernames, paying to blockchain usernames, introducing a decentralized API.
Dash announces new update, social payment wallet enters testnethttps://cointelegraph.com/news/dash-announces-new-update-social-payment-wallet-enters-testnetSource picture : from above article
Credits : tungfa on DashPay Reddit
Dash Launches Public Alpha for Social Payments Wallethttps://bitcoinist.com/dash-launches-public-alpha-for-social-payments-wallet/Source picture : from above article
Dash Platform and the DashPay Dapp are currently live on Dash Testnet and are scheduled for release on Dash Mainnet in Q1, 2021
DashPay Dapp demo :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtTaezpxQOs &
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw2CrHyQMVIHere is the response of Ryan Taylor, CEO of Dash Core Group about Bittrex decision to delist Dash without providing a specific reason :
https://twitter.com/RTaylor05/status/1345158205685436416 The DOJ and FinCEN PRM mislabeled Dash as an AEC (Anonymity Enhanced Cryptocurrencies) and some smaller US exchanges (ShapeShift, Bittrex) seem to be basing their delisting action
on that Dash mislabeling. Larger international operating exchanges have competent compliance departments that understand that Dash is no AEC and should be viewed the same as Bitcoin.
Dash and Bitcoin both have open blockchains where transactions, senders and receivers can be fully viewed
Dash and Bitcoin both use optional CoinJoin on their network
Dash usage of CoinJoin is lower then Bitcoin's usage of Coinjoin
Dash is a fork of Bitcoin
From a regulator point of view, there is simply no difference between Dash and Bitcoin.
Since the DOJ and FinCEN PRM do not label Bitcoin as an AEC, they should also not label Dash as an AEC.