Explaining DASH Coins to Investors Big On Privacy

Dashcoin (DASH) is a grand derivative of Bitcoin. Essentially it is a derivative of the derivative of Litecoin. Jokes apart,  DASH is a hardfork of Litecoin which in turn is a derivative of Bitcoin. 

Formerly dubbed Darkcoin, it was curated in January 2014 by Evan Duffield when he became frustrated with the transaction speed of Bitcoin.  DASH uses both masternodes and miners to validate onchain actions. One key feature of the altcoin is that it gives users the option of privacy when transacting.

With InstantSend, onchain actions using DASH are transacted speedily as intended by the founder of the crypto.

Investors are always quick to evaluate how the prices of their investments will do in coming years, but believe you me, there is a whole lot that goes into scaling the monetary worth of any investment  talkless of a volatile cryptocurrency. Nevertheless its functionality as a virtual currency is what triggers its market movement and causes its value to go up or plunge.

One key thing that distinguishes DASH from many cryptocurrencies is its privacy feature dubbed “PrivateSend”. Users have the option of opting for an anonymously transacted onchain action.

It appears that this altcoin is more of a functioning crypto than a store of wealth. Taking Venezuela as a case study, with the crypto scaling to be a worthy altè to traditional online payments, its perks are key factors to take note of when determining if its price will rise or fall in the nearest future.