I'm a long term supporter of Dash and whilst I ceased involvement some time ago for unfortunate reasons I hope the longer standing members of the community know that I still support Dash as a project.
However, the information about Evolution that has been released so far has left me feeling unexcited. There is no meat on the bones. I believe that the dev team are saying that further details will be restricted for a while for reasons of commercial protection which they are quite entitled to do. Unfortunately this doesn't quite add up for me.
I look forward to reading the whitepaper when it is released. As it stands, the information released so far is uncharacteristically vague compared to the innovation announcements that the Dash team have made over previous years. There are perfectly reasonable explanations for this but for the first time in a long time I'm not completely sold on what is going on.
However, the information about Evolution that has been released so far has left me feeling unexcited. There is no meat on the bones. I believe that the dev team are saying that further details will be restricted for a while for reasons of commercial protection which they are quite entitled to do. Unfortunately this doesn't quite add up for me.
I look forward to reading the whitepaper when it is released. As it stands, the information released so far is uncharacteristically vague compared to the innovation announcements that the Dash team have made over previous years. There are perfectly reasonable explanations for this but for the first time in a long time I'm not completely sold on what is going on.
It certainly took you long enough to notice the things that vertoe called "fishy, intransparent and rely on a single entity." But better late than never.
As for Evan Scamfield's ostensible "reasons of commercial protection," Nick Szabo already busted that myth, long ago.
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Anybody who
thinks they can flesh out a protocol in secret and then
deploy it, full-blown and working, is in for a world of
hurt."
[Nick Szabo, 1993-8-23]
thinks they can flesh out a protocol in secret and then
deploy it, full-blown and working, is in for a world of
hurt."
[Nick Szabo, 1993-8-23]
Nick Szabo the prophet?
