How to change a watching only lite client to.a working one ?

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ETC buyers are morons, it is obvious, don't forget dash conquered altcoin land for 2 years, very stable coin, and its marketcap was no.3-4 for long time.

[ off-topic rambling and flamebaiting ]

My wallet contains some dash that i want to send , but sending does not work and i see thé mention
"Watching only "
How go get it operational ? Or functional ? Or efficient ?

Polo lending market last few mins about -2k DASH, ~ 1k - 1.5k DASH sold between 0.0168 and 0.0165 :O

Looks like we found a new shorter - only 11k DASH left to short - bids about 400 btc again - seems like someone is going to buy us up again after his short is going red - at least thats what i think/hope

gl all

found a new shorter

only 11k DASH left to short

seems like someone is going to buy us up again after his short is going red

Bitcoin's relative anonymity (sometimes referred to as pseudonymity) and censorship resistance have made the digital currency a popular means of exchange on darknet markets
like Alphabay and Silk Road. Interpol believes that more than 40 percent of online transactions for illegal ends is done with bitcoin.

Darknet market merchants typically do exchange their earned bitcoins for fiat currencies. While trading bitcoin for fiat is in and of itself not illegal, most exchanges apply strict anti-money
laundering (AML) and know your customer (KYC) standards. This is usually requested from the financial institutions and banks that they work with. Darknet merchants, therefore, often prefer
to exchange their bitcoins at what FD refers to as "bitcoincashers": exchanges and dealers that do not comply with such rules.

The FIOD is now attempting to make prosecution of these bitcoincashers much easier. The tax authority wants the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) to recognize illegal bitcoin trade as a type of
money laundering. That would allow detectives to start an investigation without first needing to prove reasonable cause. A spokesperson for the FIOD told FD that it expects such recognition to
be granted later this year.

Additionally, FD reports that the FIOD wants to have bitcoin mixers recognized as money laundering indicators as well, though it's unclear how far this regulation would reach. It would presumably
apply to centralized mixers like bitmixer.io , which exchange bitcoins for different bitcoins to break the path to any particular piece of currency. But trustless mixing services, like those hosting
ValueShuffle or TumbleBit servers, may become a target, too.