This appraisal appears draw its principal conclusions from only 2 aspects of each asset: • what technology does the most obfuscation (maximise privacy) • what has the lowest marketcap (maximise upside)

Is this supposed to be a serious appraisal or a thinly veiled sour-grape from a disenfranchised ex-holder ? It’s difficult to tell the difference but I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt ;) First of all,

Dash's [ANN] thread on Bitcointalk is one of the few which is unmoderated by the starter. Dash trolls have never had a problem with making their uncensored voices heard. When projects are successful they

There's FOMO and there's AMO. (Actually missing out). I think you're suffering from a bout of the latter. Of course I could be wrong. You could be so genuinely concerned for your fellow citizens that you'd

When I wanted to “change the world” I joined a band. When I wanted to invest in a project with creative ideas about how to make blockchains more digestable, I invested in Dash. Unfortunately, the first

What great replies to CH's questions. Succinct and informed. Well done !

That is a feature, not a bug since it’s an essential element of any public, unbacked blockchain that addresses are visible and transactions are manually auditable. I think you're confusing 'privacy'(which