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http://tuapoma.com/inenglish/ads/want-a-dash-t-shirt-im-selling-by-dash/cheers
Hashrate, Security, & the 'Tax' of Inflation: Dash's Ryan Taylor Gets Unconventional
If one network has twice the hashrate of the other, does it necessarily make that network twice as secure? And how secure is secure enough, anyway? And are hashes the end all, be all of security? Dash’s “finance guy” Ryan Taylor expounds on this as well as the “tax” of inflation, and how to overcome it.
please watch on youtube
https://youtu.be/4r4njjPP4sM
Anthony Di Iorio on Jaxx's Business Model & Imminent Dash Integration
Founder of Jaxx wallet and long-time digital currency entrepreneur Anthony Di Iorio chats with Amanda B. Johnson on why Jaxx was founded, how it works, and why he's chosen to add Dash as the wallet's next supported token. Coming sooner than expected!
watch on youtube
https://youtu.be/K7XVEadLoRs
Dash Team Interview: Evan, Daniel, Robert, Ryan, & Holger Answer Your Questions
It's one part getting-to-know you, one part updates on Dash projects, and one part Q & A. Join Amanda B. Johnson in this extended group interview featuring Evan Duffield, Daniel Diaz, Robert Wiecko, Ryan Taylor, and Holger Schinzel.
https://youtu.be/rJy8AddstmI
Is There a Maximum Coin Supply in Dash?
There was a time when the number 22 million circulated as Dash's max coin cap. But because of two variables, it turns out this isn't so. What are the variables? Can we make any guesses? It's all in today's episode, hosted by Amanda B. Johnson.
https://youtu.be/2vZDclyqh5Y
Whether a coin has a maximum supply (like Bitcoin’s 21 million) or is infinitely inflationary (like Ethereum) has significant effects on that coin’s usage. For example, people tend to save that which is limited in supply, and that they tend to spend that which is inflationary in supply. So which side of the tracks does up-and-coming cryptocurrency Dash fall on?
Whether a currency should be capped or infinitely inflationary has been a hot economics debate for at least a century. The debate has even been given a main stage — viewed millions of times — in a “Keynes vs. Hayek Rap Battle.” John Maynard Keynes was a popular 20th century economist who claimed that “hot potato” currencies were the way toward prosperity, and another popular economist F. A. Hayek believed the opposite. Hayek claimed that investment was required for prosperity, and that a currency which prompts savings achieves this.
more details
http://bitcoinist.net/dash-cap-inflationary/