Wooohooo. I'm hoping for $1.50 again... Please one last time....


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When will Evan take his final decision regarding rebranding?

Wooohooo. I'm hoping for $1.50 again... Please one last time....

Elsewhere, bitcoin was finally getting some good press in the mainstream media.

Peter Van Valkenburgh, director of research at Coin Centre, took on the mighty task of exploring just how bitcoin could potentially unlock net neutrality in a Wired article. How could this be?

Unlocking net neutrality with bitcoin

The piece notes that last-mile bandwidth remains mostly unused because people only consider two possibilities: opening the connection to everyone,
resulting in a potential loss of privacy and the expense, or alternatively, securing it so that only one party can use it.

This is where bitcoin comes in. "Micropayments and encryption could provide a way out from this trade-off. Efficient micropayments, however, have not been possible before the invention" of the digital currency, the article notes.

Van Valkenburgh said that those with strong Internet connections will earn more in micropayments as their peers seek to connect through their routers. This would mean that these participants could use part of that revenue to pay for larger data plans or faster web access.

Ok I made a simple comparison. Go to google and type DASH. Then do it again and type Darkcoin. You will see what is the difference.
Evan you're a genius coder but a disaster in marketing.
Congrats in killing your own coin by your silly idea of rebranding it to DASH.

I'm out. Good luck everyone.

Always sorry to see someone go.   Of the may be 2000 or so people that own dark/dash I am expecting close to 50% to jump.  Attrition.  

It's my hope now that instead of being counter culture... We are providing real world solutions for everyday culture... With 100 of thousands of DASH holders.

I'm agree with rebranding, but changing Darkcoin to DASH is the most stupid idea I ever think about.