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Dash Analysis - Trading off Bitcoin Decentralization for Practicality

Dash has been one of the best performers this year relative to Bitcoin, making a 400% improvement to date. Neal and Nathan exlpore the potential of Dash to rival Bitcoin and become a defacto cryptocurrency in everyday use when buying goods off merchants. Dash is smartly set up to handle transactions quickly and cheaper than most Crypto, but this has come with trade offs that may impact decentralization enthusiasts. Neal and Nathan examine if these trade offs really matter when the masses adopt crypto more into their lives.

The best point of reference for Dash material and information is at https://www.dash.org/

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