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At some point, even the True Believers of the Evan's Gate cult have to put down the Kool-aid and come out of the compound.

That point was almost two weeks ago!

Quote from: toknormal on January 29, 2016, 08:44:57 AM

There are entire, fully funded projects solely working on distributed storage. Then there are entire, fully funded projects working on social networking type applications. Then there are entire, fully funded projects working on API building.

Given that background, any self respecting investor is going to conclude that Dash has bitten off more than it can chew trying to do all this to a high technical standard with only 1 or 2 core developers. They will wonder where the efficiency gain is in development (i.e. what is it that those projects are doing that Dash doesn't need to do).

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Sooooo, how many site accept Monero as a currency?(not counting a real physical monero coin) Can you buy it at all with fiat outside using another coin? Some simple questions. Easy to find answers for Dash. Hell even the Dash site looks better. Maybe find another coin to compete with. Lets face it. Dash has many unique features not seen in other coins, but monero was taken from an experimental coin(that should have never been used as a base) and took how long to even get a decent-ish wallet going? I don't intend by any means to start a troll war but I really do have to question who is drinking the kool-aid...

Soooooo, how long does it take to mix using darksend? How many peer reviews has evolution had? Are there any plans to fix (replace) X11?

Really? You're gonna mention some bugs as an argument against higher adoption rate and more feasibility as a currency? I can go out today and buy products and services with Dash. What can Monero do? Oh right, buy me a physical Monero coin. Awesome, gonna get right on that one. But hey maybe i'll believe the year old hype that Dash is going to die tomorrow and buy Monero with it ok? Thanks for the great advice. Cheesy

X11 is more than a bug, but go on in your imaginary world of Dash mass acceptance. Last time I checked, I couldn't buy a happy meal with Dash. No one's there yet, so maybe I'll stick with a coin that doesn't take twenty hours to mix or have an algo with a fatal flaw--IE can't get there.

In the time it took for that witty comment Dash has been used in good and services purchases. Monero has moved from one lucky persons hands to a sucker. I don't think I really need to justify this trolling anymore do I? Good game though. According to the monero lovers predictions Dash died a year ago. Sucks to be me.

I'm guessing you are scared that the dash price can't stay above the .01 line, but I can buy plenty of things with Monero (like Peter Todd does) thanks to xmr.to and shapeshift and I can do so instantly and privately, unlike you die hard dashers who would rather pre-mix coins with a twenty plus hour mix in time than admit darksend is useless for the average person. I'm glad the Monero developers are making the tech work as advertised before marketing and official GUIs--rather than overpromising and under delivering like dash.

You Monero trolls are as bad as the BTC doomsayers. I bought Dash a month ago at 0.085 but oh no it's dying!! Save me! Provide some relevant arguments and perhaps we can have in intellectual conversation if it's not too challenging. By the logic you use with Monero comparing it to Dash. If I use the same thought process Dash and BTC should have both been dead a long time ago. Guess the Euro, USD and the rest of the world currencies are gone too right? I've purchased BTC at 700 and 200. It's still there and still a currency. Currencies can best be judged by their feasibility of a number of factors. The first and foremost is ability to exchange for goods and services. The base of this thing called capitalism. Monero is more like a science experiement gone horribly wrong but noone has been kind enough to put the deranged beast out of it's misery.

Now if you want to have a decent conversation feel free to send me a PM. I'd rather not see my post count going up by getting into a troll war with people over invested interests. It's pointless and makes the whole crypto community look bad as a whole and I'm already ashamed with the part I have had in this already.