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Re: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency

Re: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency

Trolls did a great job deceitfully convincing many people into believing that there is something wrong with Dash. Lies after lies, repeated to death.
What they did is that they filtered gullible people. Those who left used their reason and did their own research and decided for themselves what to do.

And there is that nasty, fraudster and lier smoothie, again  Roll eyes, posting his horrible hit-piece-CNN-jurnalism made by the guy who don’t even want to aknowledge how horrible wrong he is. It’s telling. Funny as hell. What’s your target audience by the way?  Cheesy

Plenty of people did their own research and concluded there is something wrong with Dash’s Instamine.

Plenty of people did their own research and concluded there is something wrong with Dash’s Masternode HYIP (aka Ponzi scheme).

Plenty of people did their own research and concluded there is something wrong with Dash’s centralized governance and development.

Plenty of people did their own research and concluded there is something wrong with Dash’s being pumped despite having no actual use.

For example:

https://twitter.com/ARKblockchain/status/834843279145435137

Re: [ann][dash] dash (dash. Org) | first self-funding self-governing crypto currency
Re: [ann][dash] dash (dash. Org) | first self-funding self-governing crypto currency
Re: [ann][dash] dash (dash. Org) | first self-funding self-governing crypto currency
Re: [ann][dash] dash (dash. Org) | first self-funding self-governing crypto currency
Re: [ann][dash] dash (dash. Org) | first self-funding self-governing crypto currency

Are you saying Chris Berniske is a liar and didn’t really do his own research as he claims here?   Huh

(Why?)

Published at Thu, 02 Mar 2017 13:05:45 +0000

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