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Cheers mate! Good to know we will have this option on the next releases, it's something that really comes in handy for users who do not know how or don't want to backup their wallet files.

Hi guys! One thing I constantly see whenever DASH sponsor something like a podcast or youtuber is that the prompt remains the same from a while ago, citing DASH as a privacy-focused cryptocurrency. While I love having the option of anonymizing my coins, aren't we in a stage where focus on...

Hi guys! Usually questions like these have already been sorted out by previous members, so if this is the case, just please point me out to the source that I'll dig into it. Otherwise, I would like to ask of you guys if there is any reason as to why the Core wallet never received a seed option...

Cheers Udjin! I really appreciate you taking your time to reply to such basic questions of mine. Best wishes for all you guys at core development and keep up with the good work!

Let me ask you another question on this matter: I suppose the PrivateSend function creates only a few different denominations because if it allowed the creation of denominations of all unities (1 duff, 10 duffs, 100 duffs and so on) the Masternode network would require a lot of processing and a...

Ingenious! I never thought that the creation of change from anonymised coins could pose as a trouble for privacy! Thanks for pointing me to this thread.

Hi guys! I don't know if this happened only to me in this one specific case; I don't think so, because I think I have heard Evan talk about this somewhere before. Anyhow, there is this setback of PrivateSend I personally find which is the obligatory transference of funds of the same amount as...

Perhaps as a suggestion for the team, especially as DASH begins to get more and more attention from the cryptosphere and raging opposers who would be eager to diminish and downgrade DASH as a scam based on this fact alone, couldn't there be an external audit to put an end to this discussion by...

Hi guys! I was trying to use DASH Core and make its blockchain and wallet directory be shared between Windows (being held in C:/DASH) and ArchLinux (which would then access the C: directory in order to load the blocks). It goes really smooth when I open it up on Arch, but upon returning to...