Good evening everyone!
Why centralized organizations funding Bitcoin development is a train-wreck:
https://petertodd.org/2016/mit-chainanchor-bribing-miners-to-regulate-bitcoinDash will avoid these kind of issues with decentralized governance and funding. That's a big reason why Dash is poised to be the digital cash Satoshi envisioned, the Internet of Money.
All who value progress, optimism and decentralized technology are welcome to join us in Dash Nation.
LOL, as the first post illustrates, you can't build decentralized governance by starting with a 2 million coin mine in two days and then creating a paynode scheme that aggregates coins into the hands of the instaminers--any argument that states that the coins are redistributed expects you to trust that markets aren't being manipulated and the instaminers aren't lying about their holdings, which is Satoshi's nightmare and the reason Bitcoin was created in the first place--and while Bitcoin has its problems, you can look at its data and determine trustlessly whether it is centralized or not.
1. a centralized currency can and will be controlled by a set of people
So like 7 pool operators for instance?