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The only way to get rid of DASH is by petitioning all cryptocurrency related businesses to drop support for DASH

https://www.change.org/p/the-bitcoin-community-dash-is-a-scam-we-demand-all-cryptocurrency-businesses-to-remove-support-for-dash

Hey buddy, what if the dash masternode network voted on whether or not to host a Sybil attack on monero? We could command the network to host 4300 monero nodes and then go from there. How does that sound?

lol. This really shows the level of intelligence of the dash crowd.
Sybil attacking a PoW coin is impossible. The PoW chain is always verifiable, even if almost all of the nodes are sybil nodes.

Ironically, sybil attacking the masternode network is something that's relatively easy (hence the talk about lazy masternodes)

sure.
and how's the GUI wallet going for you? I hear there are loads of problems with it like missing transactions and missing monero.. just saying Undecided

I think you can ascertain the calibre of the monero dev team by them posting on the dash forum and the quality of their GUI wallet

The "missing transactions" are the result of a user failing to understand that RingCT hides transaction amounts. That's a feature, not a bug.

Can Dash do that? Will Dash ever do that? Or would RingCT interfere with Coinfirm's attempt to implement Dash user accounts, KYC, AML, etc.?

Ha! So you agree then that there is a significant usability issue with monero? That coupled with scalability issues doesn't bode well.. No wonder the entire monero dev team is on here trolling dash, trying to take it down!!