Topic: dash will reach 0.02 like Etherum..? - page 2. (Read 3256 times)

BTC38 added DASH/BTC pair recentely (today ?) , making it the second largest traded Dash volume over the last 24 hours
Dash price up 12%
Current price 0.01248

Registered exchanges on Coinmarketcap trading Dash  : Top 5
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dash/#markets


BTC38 : Not registered yet on Coinmarketcap as Dash trading exchange but looks to be having the second largest Dash traded volume with 192 BTC
http://www.btc38.com/trade_en.html?mk_type=btc&btc38_trade_coin_name=dash


Impressive ...
Welcome Chinese traders  

The accumulation will be ended soon after we reach 0.015 the buy wall will be more strong......
 

If they reduce the coin numbers from 84 million to 21 million, then it is very bad for later miners and investors.

Dash could go to 0.05 too and all it takes is a pump like Ether.Welcome to the world of crypto-currencies 

To be honest yes.If there was an actual use of any currency then it would have sky rocketed already and have replaced many weak fiat systems up till now but it is just to make more money in the end.

Its the fight for public money. They all need new peoples money to sell their bags. This will never end 

What's up with Monero bashing Dash for as ever as I was interested on alt coins!

All I see is jealousy & hate, jealousy because Dash has many uniq features that I don't even know why Monero even hating on because as far as I know Monero is all about making websites instead of making crypto just like the main developer FluffyPony making that gambling site taking 10% of profits with another core developer taking 21000 Monero's for free too?! How I am suppose to believe that was just pure luck lol

I also don't understand how they call Dash a scam because of their start issue while Monero had the same problem with a more screwed up start issue with how the main developer just LET GO of he's work? and I am suppose to just ignore that as well?

Stop hating if you can't innovate like Evan and he's team; you do realize that out of like 500 coins out there most of them have a GUI wallet while you're developers busy making profit from making scammy websites? fixing bugs does NOT give you the title of a developer either.


Also stop spamming other coins Dash or not, it making you look like cry babies man. I wonder how this forums would be without the Monero spam/hate threads.

Dash is actually can be used to buy stuff, there is someone using it. It has been stable around .01 for a long while now. As long as it stays, probably it will, it will have its day.
Dash is not as sexy as Bitcoin 2.0

You mean Amanda from DailyDash, which is sponsored by Evan's "accidental" Instamine?

Maybe after Dash Classic pays her $75, she'll say that it's also The Next Bitcoin^®.

Not everyone knows that. For example, Amanda B. Johnson says Dash is most likely to replace bitcoin:
http://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/education-centre/bitcoin-is-the-slowest-most-expensive-least-developed-currency/

:-)

maybe reach 0.1 

something to think about : https://cryptowat.ch/poloniex/dashbtc/1w
This chart is put on the longest interval (1W) by the way



Lets just say its starting to look really interesting....

Do these same "monetary researchers" (citations please) tell you that lending dash on polo can get you a better return than a masternode? Seems your economic model has a BIG chink in its armor, but why let "technical FUD" get in the way of your shilling?

Dash will go alot higher than 0.02.....its the only serious coin thats chasing a true digital cash.

Not if, but when...

The reason Dash is rising and is simple.

It is the only bitcoin commercially compatible, pure currency clone that is pursuing a true cash model of electronic money by enhancing bitcoin's monetary properties while supporting a transparent blockchain at the same time.

A monetary medium that is at once:

 - transparent
 - immediate (in terms of exchange)
 - scales natively without recourse to a scaffolded superstructure
 - enhances fungibility natively without recourse to obfuscation

i.e. "Cash" in it's most native form that even complies with emerging mainstream definitions.

It also is finding vindication of the various technical approaches it's taken over the last couple of years because that approach has singularly preserved the most important aspect of its original design - total bitcoin compatability in terms of POW mining paradigm and commercial interface - by means of articulating the blockchain protocol to support 2nd logic tier that's both integrated and independent.

That's what's enabled it to unleash the decentralised governance mechanism that's now attracting loads of high quality candidate programmes.

As for "restricting supply", Dash has established what I call a "reserve currency market" that's no different from sticking your money in a bank and getting a return on it. It isn't restricting supply at all, it's called doing something for people. It's them that's "restricting the supply" by not dumping it.

Holders that get these type of notifications flying across their desktop every few days are simply less inclined to send their coins to market:



It seems to be proving popular. This trend remains unbroken for a full 18 months now and shows no signs of letting up. It's a virtuous cycle because holders are getting a return, the network's getting ever stronger and the roadmap that's being implemented is becoming ever more credible.



Whatever amounts of technical FUD gets thrown at it, monetary researchers observe that Dash is a highly advanced financial medium - almost uncontested according to some.

Reaching 0.02 ? As an mere starter.

I thought the topic was "dash will reach 0.002 like ethereum..?", not how can Qwizzie turn this into a shillithon? Am I wrong? Did I misread the title? Nope, so here's why I say no, dash won't reach parity with the current ethereum price:

Dash has some pretty horrendous flaws: namely X11 and Darksend.

X11: If one chain can be attacked then the whole thing is vulnerable--you essentially load a bunch of people on a bus and hope one doesn't have a virus. I've pointed this out to Evan, as have others, but he has yet to address it. He has stated incorrectly that you just roll the chain back and get rid of the broken one--this is patently false as the broken chain can exist for some time and go unnoticed and do so much damage in that time that no roll-back can save the coin--he's essentially saying, "We can just kick the sick person off the bus and that gets rid of the contagion," meanwhile everyone on the bus is already infected.

Darksend, besides its twenty hour mix times, is flawed because of centralization and the fact that TPTB can subpoena control (or use other methods such as coercion) to gain enough nodes to break anonymity. I would suggest that Evan owns enough to break most anonymity and a fincen investigation hanging over his head would be enough to coerce him into helping the US government break dash's weak anonymity--that is if dash ever gained enough market to garner governmental interest (and that's a huge if). Cryptosystems are meant to be anti-fragile, especially against governmental pressures, and this is why well-built cryptosystems avoid centralized solutions.

These two flaws lead me to believe Evan has a very weak understanding of cryptosystems (I have just a casual interest and I understand these things, so for a developer to not know them is pretty unforgivable).

So much for staying on topic 

Anyways i gave my opinion about this threads topic and at times i like to go off topic as much as the next guy
but with an x amount of time and an x amount of energy i have certain choices to make. One of these choices
involves getting some sleep.

I see nothing but him telling the truth about the origins of dash.

You said he is lying. Let's see.

Dash is and always has been a scam.

If you want an anon coin then you have xmr.

There is no need for dash.

Dash did reach 0.017 already this year (21 january 2016), so i am keeping an open mind about it too

Yeah man, I definitely think it can.  I actually like Dash as a coin (I like doge too, but that's another story) and I'm slowly accumulating it.  We'll see how this whole altcoin bubble plays out.