Dash and ethereum are completely different use cases / justifications. If dash ever goes to $100 for value transfer or storage, I'd be using something else.
Why did Dash fail so miserably? Here is the main reason. And here is a proposal for a way out of this failure.
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Trezor Suite to deprecate dash in Feb 2025
Of course, can continue to access dash via other wallets but your average Joe will not know and this sends a clear message to the world that no one uses or cares about dash anymore. Dash is now officially in the same bag as namecoin. GenZ is saying, "what the fuck is namecoin?"
Next up, bitrefill, yuo've been warned well in advance.
DCG will continue to talk about bear markets.. where?? Good job they have "Evolution" out, they can go back to trezor and plead forgiveness because now they have given the world... usernames.
Of course, can continue to access dash via other wallets but your average Joe will not know and this sends a clear message to the world that no one uses or cares about dash anymore. Dash is now officially in the same bag as namecoin. GenZ is saying, "what the fuck is namecoin?"
Next up, bitrefill, yuo've been warned well in advance.
DCG will continue to talk about bear markets.. where?? Good job they have "Evolution" out, they can go back to trezor and plead forgiveness because now they have given the world... usernames.
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Dans
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It is sad to see something that was good from the beginning fail due to simple human selfishness.
Dash is already a currency relegated to oblivion. No one in their right mind will invest more than a few hundred dollars here.
Liquidity, as I have been saying for years, is in ETH, BTC, Sol and currencies that you have known how to take advantage of their moment and monetize applications and projects.
I remember when they sold us Dash as a fast application that no one could imitate thanks to its instant send... something that almost any currency now does at ridiculous costs in TRON, XRP, layers two of ETH for example. We can send several million USDT in optimist, ARB, or any other for a few fractions of a dollar.
What does dash offer us?
DEFI?
But there are hundreds of decentralized projects and DEXs that allow me to stack or add liquidity to pools with 5% returns in stablecoins everywhere.
Sorry friends, the masternodes have not known how to bring this project to a successful conclusion... ignorant governance and a bunch of leeches waiting for their piece of the pie have turned dash into a corpse.
I would have bought a couple of evo nodes if I saw that they were really voting wisely, but it is better to keep my money out of this project (my money), and wait to see what happens. I maintain my old position out of shame and for not admitting my mistake of not selling when Ryan was spending millions of dollars on nonsense without anyone seeming to care.
I wish you all the best, but know that if BTC breaks below 60K and goes to the 40K zone in a few months, Dash will most likely be at $12 or less, something that would only confirm that everything spent on development and marketing has been a colossal failure worthy of study for future projects.
Dash is already a currency relegated to oblivion. No one in their right mind will invest more than a few hundred dollars here.
Liquidity, as I have been saying for years, is in ETH, BTC, Sol and currencies that you have known how to take advantage of their moment and monetize applications and projects.
I remember when they sold us Dash as a fast application that no one could imitate thanks to its instant send... something that almost any currency now does at ridiculous costs in TRON, XRP, layers two of ETH for example. We can send several million USDT in optimist, ARB, or any other for a few fractions of a dollar.
What does dash offer us?
DEFI?
But there are hundreds of decentralized projects and DEXs that allow me to stack or add liquidity to pools with 5% returns in stablecoins everywhere.
Sorry friends, the masternodes have not known how to bring this project to a successful conclusion... ignorant governance and a bunch of leeches waiting for their piece of the pie have turned dash into a corpse.
I would have bought a couple of evo nodes if I saw that they were really voting wisely, but it is better to keep my money out of this project (my money), and wait to see what happens. I maintain my old position out of shame and for not admitting my mistake of not selling when Ryan was spending millions of dollars on nonsense without anyone seeming to care.
I wish you all the best, but know that if BTC breaks below 60K and goes to the 40K zone in a few months, Dash will most likely be at $12 or less, something that would only confirm that everything spent on development and marketing has been a colossal failure worthy of study for future projects.
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