you are wrong, nothing changes and dash's anon is still untraceable.

Every banking institution in the US?

pretty much all major vendors including coinbase, circle and most exchanges.
it's hard to name one that doesn't. btc-e?

I think you've slightly misunderstood this statement. It eliminates the need for financial institutions participating in a bitcoin transaction. It doesn't eliminate the need for them anywhere else.

So whats up with the new censorship crap going on in dashtalk?

Shall i just make a new forum since you guys seem to actively be ruining the entire community in hopes of getting more control of the projects? Congrats on the 'public slack takedown', your divide and conquer plan worked wonderfully. But turning around and censoring the forums right after just makes you guys hypocrites so what gives?

Proof:

https://www.reddit.com/r/dashpay/comments/56zvl5/talk_about_censorship_dayum_guys_this_is_a_new_low/

What exchanges do accept DSH/EUR?

I do not know about DSH. Its some other coin. This is DASH.

True but slightly delusional.

The world financial system could collapse tomorrow, Bitcoin could go to $100,000 and you would still be dealing in fiat - or at least some new denomination that wasn't crypto. Even by some miraculous act of God, all prices in all world economies were suddenly to be denominated in Bitcoin (as opposed to, say the IMF's SDR), you still wouldn't be using the blockchain to facilitate trades. You'd be using the same commercial technology layer that's in use right now and you can bet your bottom dollar that WILL be regulated.

Doesn't mean people can't still do blockchain-only trades that are genuinely anonymous though, but it just depends on whether you want to be uniquely stuck in that tiny minority sector of the economy or not.

Crypto doesn't need to be propelled into anything.. Slow and steady wins the race. Every day more and more people are being introduced to cryptocurrency. Bank card integration is a step backwards because it deals with clearing houses and third parties when the principal is peer-to-peer. If you think that debit cards are a step forward then you are sadly mistaken. One cannot be anonymous and still comply with AML/KYC. It's an oxymoron. "KYC" is Know your Customer.. That is the completely contradictory to being anonymous. It's like walking into a store to buy something with cash and the clerk asks for ID. Therefore this cannot be digital cash more like KYC coin.

The direction Dash is a far cry from its initial design. Keep going down the road of compliance and risk disqualify it as a peer-to-peer currency, let alone an anonymous one.


Name one major vendor that requires compliance by a government to integrate a cryptocurrency.


Opens the door for what mainstream businesses? Microsoft and countless other mainstream businesses accept bitcoin and do not have to comply with anything other than tax reporting for their profits and losses.

What this does "open the door" to is unnecessary regulation of cryptocurrencies. Not mandated by any government to date. It's a slippery slope Dash is traveling and one that investors should think twice before supporting. But I digress, I leave you to complying with vapor compliance.