Four questions for you, all technically based:
Was dash's launch fair?
Does dash have a good distribution?
Is X11 secure?
Does darksend keep you private?
On the dash ann and website they have advertised themselves as all of the above, yet the facts make some of these statements laughable and others down right lies. Representing yourself as something you are not is a scam (you don't need the victims to realize it before it becomes a scam--the Madoff fund was a scam long before anyone realized it). I'm sure it bugs you that you can't see it and you must think it's all politics, but I suggest you research it before your ship gets any further up river--a little research never hurt any investment, unless you are investing in denial.
Was dash's launch fair?
Does dash have a good distribution?
Is X11 secure?
Does darksend keep you private?
On the dash ann and website they have advertised themselves as all of the above, yet the facts make some of these statements laughable and others down right lies. Representing yourself as something you are not is a scam (you don't need the victims to realize it before it becomes a scam--the Madoff fund was a scam long before anyone realized it). I'm sure it bugs you that you can't see it and you must think it's all politics, but I suggest you research it before your ship gets any further up river--a little research never hurt any investment, unless you are investing in denial.
1. there's no such a thing as fair lunch. bitcoin launch was in favor of early adopters, a few lucky ones. same as 98% of all altcoins
2. dash has same distribution as any other coin. you like it, you buy it
3. there is NOONE on this planet (yet) that was able to prove x11 is broken
4. there is NOONE on this planet (yet) that was able to prove that darksend is broken
did you actually loose money? do you know anybody that actually lost money?
