I admire Jerry's determination, but have reservations about the fundamental assumptions of the proposal. The idea is essentially protectionism. This strategy rarely turns out the way it is intended. Would you rather buy a service or a product where you can pay 6 different ways, or just 1 way?
"Forcing" people to use Dash (by any means) on one website will never be as successful as making it easy and transparent to spend Dash anywhere. There are two projects in the works right now that allow you to use a credit card backed by Dash any place that takes the credit card. This makes Dash work every bit as good as fiat, and at a million vendors all over the place.
If you want to make a streaming or other kind of content site that only takes Dash, that's fine. I doubt it will take us to the moon.
I also have reservations that (even if it's every bit as good as Jerry says it is) the idea would be copied a month later by two other coins.
"Forcing" people to use Dash (by any means) on one website will never be as successful as making it easy and transparent to spend Dash anywhere. There are two projects in the works right now that allow you to use a credit card backed by Dash any place that takes the credit card. This makes Dash work every bit as good as fiat, and at a million vendors all over the place.
If you want to make a streaming or other kind of content site that only takes Dash, that's fine. I doubt it will take us to the moon.
I also have reservations that (even if it's every bit as good as Jerry says it is) the idea would be copied a month later by two other coins.