Pros
- Dashpay and the governance model are a big plus for me
Cons
- The initial slow transactions were a worry until a few updates came into the blocks
Pros
- Dashpay, Instasend and Instapay are some of the key Pros of Dashcoin
Cons
- The earlier issues of block confirmations were an issue but thankfully it has been solved.
Pros
- Dash has several features that make it really unique: Private Send - Dash allows you to send your private repository by mixing it with several other events, making it difficult to identify any special event Instant send- This service allows you to send your Dash event immediately (within 1.5 seconds). Masternodes - Unlike Bitcoin, where each note is the same, Dash has special privileges called Masternodes.
Cons
- Dash hasn't really lived to the much hype and expectations associated with it thus making it an expensive shitcoin so to say
Pros
- A probable replacement to btc, if it eventually needs a replacement.
Cons
- Cost of transactions and transmission times are supposed to be efficiently looked into to make this project more exceptional.
Pros
- Nice project
Cons
- Nice project
Pros
- Dash has gained popularity because it offers better privacy and higher transaction speeds than Bitcoin. It can achieve this with the help of a unique model which involves “Masternodes”. Not only does Dash cryptocurrency provide these benefits, it also operates on a self-governing and self-funding model. Unlike Bitcoin, Dash’s network can fund itself to make further improvements on the DASH technology.
Cons
- Dash speed isn't as fast enough to become the first digital cash or currency that will replace traditional Fiat or other currently acceptable means of payment
Pros
- 1. Masternodes: it is one of the first projects introducing an idea of a set of nodes holding a certain amount of the cryptocurrency and provide one extra layer of optional functionality beyond the everyday transactions processing from proof of work miners; 2. Private and Instant Transactions: thanks to the masternode layer, DASH can add more features like a) private transactions by mixing groups of coins to prevent tracking exactly how they have occured b) allow the masternode to attempt to get fast consensus with instant transactions (but falling back to proof of work miners for conflict); 3. DGBB: by providing a system to propose improvements and get rewarded, DASH created a self-sustaining system of constant evolution and innovation. Users propose changes, then masternodes can vote on changes and based on % of 'yes' votes, the proposals can get part of the fund set aside from every transaction to pay for them to develop and involve idea. This makes platform better, attracts more users and creates more money for new features; 4. Easy Innovation: because of the DGBB, there is helpful documentation, steps for onboarding, instructional videos (tutorials) walking you through all the processes etc. it is really easy to contribute to DASH and get rewarded for contribution
Cons
- It's impractical to mine with a normal CPU, because you can't literally compete with ASICs platforms. Marketing should be improved.
Pros
- Privacy, speed and cost efficiency of transactions on network is superb and solid communitty support is amazingly needed.
Cons
- Scalability problem: the block size is 1MB currently. This means only a small number of transactions can be processed per block
Pros
- eos is a very good project, which offers its services as a block-platform for the development of decentralized applications. The resulting technology is a block-chain that can scale to millions of transactions per second, excluding the user's card and allowing you to quickly and easily deploy decentralized applications
Cons
- using the services of eos you will forget about the shortcomings of this platform
Pros
- Dash is a linguistic blend of the words “digital” and “cash.” It’s an instant-transaction, privacy-centric, digital currency based on the Bitcoin software. In its short lifespan, Dash has gone through a series of name changes. It launched as XCoin, later changed to Darkcoin, and finally settled on Dash
Cons
- Everything is seems to me ok and the team has to me more effective and made a strong community bond,
Pros
- PrivateSend and InstaSend
Cons
- Still uses the Proof of Work
Pros
- The token can be used(or is designed) to trade goods, unlike many other currencies that can only be used within their network. The targeted users of DASH is the general public: There are some signs about it, including its name, “DASH — Digital Cash”,which is quite easy to recognize. It is also very user friendly compared to others.
Cons
- Still uses the Proof of Work(PoW) algorithm, which is really a waste of computing energy and electricity. I personally thinks that PoW is not a good algorithm fundamentally. It will bring along problems as the network grows(increased blocksize and transactions per second do bog down the system)
Pros
- Dash Cryptocurrency – Private, Secure, Fast Dash advocates itself as peer-to-peer decentralized electronic cash. Dash is built upon Bitcoin’s core code with the addition of new features (such as privacy and quick transactions). Like BTC, Dash is open-source and has its own blockchain, wallet infrastructure, and community. But unlike BTC, its transaction fee is negligible. Private Send – Dash allows you to send your funds privately by mixing it in between several other transactions, thus making it hard to identify any specific transaction. It uses a coin mixing service based on CoinJoin. This is an optional privacy feature which the user may want to use. But there is a limited cap of 1000 Dash for which you can send using this feature. Instant Send – This service allows you to send your Dash transactions instantly (within 1.5 seconds). But Masternodes (see below) charges higher fees for processing such transactions. InstantSend also solves the double-spendingproblem. Note: InstantX was rebranded to InstantSend in 2016. Masternodes – Unlike Bitcoin, where each note is equal, Dash has special privilege nodes called Masternodes. Anyone can form Masternodes by holding 1000 Dash as collateral. These special nodes perform PrivateSend and InstantSend functions, and earn a 45% block reward.
Cons
- Dash Coin Supply Dash is designed to have a total supply of 18 million coins. At present, the circulating supply of Dash is 7.4 million, and it will reach 18 million in the year 2300 (when none of us will be alive). Project’s Team: Dash was created three years ago on 18 January 2014 by its developer Evan Duffield. Dash was originally released as XCoin (XCO). In February 2014, the name was changed to “Darkcoin”. And on 25 March 2015, Darkcoin was rebranded as “Dash”. Exchange market: Changelly, Bitfinex, Kraken, HitBTC, Bittrex, Coinpult, Livecoin
Pros
- Digital Cash or DASH is preferred by users to make instant, private payments online. It’s a value-focused cryptocurrency and offers an improved level of anonymity to the users. The coin comes with a low exchange rate and provides quick confirmation time. It uses PrivateSend technology that is written into it at the protocol level. Multiple transactions are merged into one master transaction which is signed by each sender before being broadcasted to the network.
Cons
- This makes it extremely difficult to determine which input resulted in which output. Since it’s one transaction that everyone signs, it is not possible to determine with certainty which sender sent the payment to which recipient.
Pros
- InstantSend feature allows payments to be confirmed in under a second, while PrivateSend mixes your transaction inputs with those of other users to obscure the origins of your funds and protect your privacy.
Cons
- Most commonly listed in currency pairings with bitcoin (BTC) on cryptocurrency exchanges. As a result, like many other cryptocurrencies, its price is closely linked to the performance of bitcoin.
Pros
- Dash offers a service called Private Send which adds privacy to transactions. Transactions cannot be traced back, nor is the identity of users revealed to the world
Cons
- One of the problems with the Dash is that it is completely private.Unlike bitcoin, this can encourage a lot of anonymous transactions of hackers and crimes
Pros
- Dash is a cryptocurrency focused on the payments segment of the market. Its name is portmanteau of “Digital Cash”. Fast and easy to understand for beginners like myself. InstantSend is a function of the Dash protocol that allows you to verify transactions for less than two seconds at the point of sale.
Cons
- Dash protocol has a limitation in respect to the amount of transactions it could allow at a period of time. 1. POW Leads to Useless computing energy and electricity. 2. The PrivateSend service has slow mixing process.
Pros
- nicd
Cons
- nice
Pros
- InstantSend: Verifies transactions in just one or two seconds NOT one or two minutes as stated in one of the pros.
Cons
- Takes time to change between Blocks compared to other crypto
Pros
- InstantSend feature allows payments to be confirmed in under a second, while PrivateSend mixes your transaction inputs with those of other users to obscure the origins of your funds and protect your privacy.
Cons
- Most commonly listed in currency pairings with bitcoin (BTC) on cryptocurrency exchanges. As a result, like many other cryptocurrencies, its price is closely linked to the performance of bitcoin.
