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You would have to own a majority of masternodes in order to attack instant transaction locks. The cost of acquiring this many nodes (currently about 1.7 million DASH) would be prohibitive, as there is obviously not that much available for sale and even if there was, the price would skyrocket if anyone tried to obtain this much.

AnonyMint wants a system that is NSA/state-resistant (well who wouldn't?), and a system where the state with its limitless resources can buy/bribe most of the masternodes does not pass the criteria. Current holders could become filthy rich in the process but the end result would be a government controlled coin.

if the NSA is interested in "attack" DASH is because their volume is high, so the price they pay dont be 1.7 million, maybe 170!

Maybe they'll just forego all worries and dump all yearly budgeted military spending on buying dash?

So, 1,235,000 million?

Yeah, buy things not solve things!

Let's try to act overexcited as well.

http://www.usgovernmentrevenue.com/current_revenue

Think of the dank profits.

That would be amazing to get a fraction of that money incoming into DASH!

I'm not sure the "defense" contractors would be happy with that though. You never know, it might be possible to divert a small fraction without too much of a fuss.