The Dash Digital Cash D.R.E.A.M. - Kurt Robinson Raps

Dash address: Xo5fNe1fQGxDYAxKSqBoSqEzZYkCMTCZyB If you enjoy the video, please share and let me know in the comments so I can make more. Please follow and upvote on Steemit to show your support! https://steemit.com/@paradise-paradox Please donate to show your support! http://donate.theparadiseparadox.com Check out: http://theparadiseparadox.com/ iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/t... Pocket Casts http://pcasts.in/feed/feeds.feedburne... Every couple of years we look at our bank accounts and realise that our money buys less than it did. We work so hard for our money, and yet it seems difficult to get ahead. Why? It's not by accident. The monetary system is structured that way. Central banks continue to print money, and bankers get rich, but as the currency supply increases, the value of our dollars decrease. What's the solution? Many people thought that Bitcoin could free us from this mess. The promise of decentralised currency - not controlled by any central authority, but instead governed by algorithms, using cryptography - could mean the end to central banks. Yet, it seems like Bitcoin hasn't yet lived up to that dream. We can't spend Bitcoin at the corner store, we can't tip in it, and if we tell our bank manager that we have some bitcoins as collateral for a loan, he'll probably laugh. And, as transaction fees go higher and higher, it seems less and less likely that Bitcoin will ever live up to our highest expectations. It seems that Bitcoin might not be anything more than Internet nerd money. Dash is based on Bitcoin, but has certain other features which might just make it live up to those expectations. It allows the stakeholders to form a consensus to make decisions about where the project is going, and it has a focus on user experience. If the team manage to create virtual money which is stable, accepted, and so easy that your grandma could use it - could Dash be the currency of our dreams? Check out: http://theparadiseparadox.com/