Hace mucho tiempo que nadie comenta el desarrollo de Dash. Era una de las plataformas más innovadoras y ambiciosas a principios de año.
¿En qué anda metida esta gente? ¿Tienen objetivos importantes a la vista?
Muy interesante…
this is what makes Dash different from Monero:
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First, Dash’s privacy is not at the expense of a hidden blockchain. The blockchain is completely readable and verifiable, whereas Monero’s is opaque. This makes Monero only able to do one thing, hide transactions from view. Dash’s privacy is still arguably just as good, creating doubt as to where funds came from. As for mixing funds (which ultimately is what Monero does - mixes with 3 inputs) Monero’s comes at the cost of a very large and expanding block chain with no plan to manage it other than having your wallet “served” to you from a centralized source.
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What Dash can do, it can only do because it has an open blockchain, like Bitcoin’s and has a second tier (Masternodes). Here is my list:
a. Dash can do instant transactions, fully locked and hasn’t been hacked since it’s inception over a year and a half ago. Private Send also has a bounty and a sample, if anyone can break it, they will win the bounty. (need link here)
b. Because Dash is based on Bitcoin and has been kept up to date with Bitcoin’s releases, Dash is able to utilize all the code created for bitcoin, and integrate quickly into new services provided for Bitcoin.
c. Dash has incentivised nodes. The Masternodes are paid for doing work along with the miners. There are currently at least 3 services that allow people to combine their funds into a Masternode and reep the rewards, even if they don’t have enough Dash to build their own node. These are centralized services, but the future will make these smart contracts where no funds need be put at risk, and will be allowed to be held by the owner (though locked for an agreed amount of time, undoubtedly)
Now for the exciting stuff. Stuff that can’t happen without a second tier network. I’m sure you’ve heard the name “Evolution” pop up. This is a huge undertaking, and we are about to release the first wallet that contains the foundation for Evolution. Evolution is exiting, and would not be possible if Dash had an opaque blockchain period. Yet, Evolution will not be fully realized for another year, most likely. So this is what Evolution will be able to do, and please keep in mind, these services will be done in a completely decentralized way. Arbitrary and un-gameable. And please realize that Evolution will NOT be manditory. You will be able to use the old fashioned wallet, a daemon or QT wallet, an off-line wallet, etc, if you want to be as safe as possible. I will do this myself for my “investment” but for daily use, I will use Evolution. Remember, despite what Evolution can do, you, the user, will still be responsible for the safe management and risks taken with your money until someone wants to provide an insurance service like Banks provide.
Although decentralized, Dash will feel to the user like a centralized service. This means the user will be able to access their account via user name and password. When they log in from their phone, their account will look exactly as it does from their desktop or laptop, etc… This is because they will access their account via a decentralized API. We call this the DAPI. The DAPI hooks you into the network, and the network holds your user information in a “sharded storage” system. This means each Masternode holds a fractured portion of the hole with redundancy. This allows the network to hold a lot of information without each Masternode to be bogged down with huge storage requirements and allows for easy expansion and growth. The “Dash Drive” (as we call it) is not for storing just anything, it is dedicated only to a few essential things, such as user rating (optional) names and passwords, contact information, etc… all accessible and readable only to the user.
So think about what it is like when you access your bank account or Paypal account. You can see this month’s expenses, who you paid what to. You can enter notes, you can see year-to-Date. March’s statement, etc…
You can have “bill pay” and automatically pay your bills and subscriptions via a smart contract inside your account.
“savings” can enter a pool of funds via a smart contract to create Masternodes to earn “interest”. These Masternodes would be run by any service provider, and will not ever have to leave the control of the user. They will be locked for a term chosen by the user (much like a CD at a bank) only these contracts can’t be broken for any fee, though I can see a possible future where people might be able to trade their shares for unlocked Dash if they needed out in an emergency.
Shared accounts, multi-sig accounts, all will be managable from a service that feels like it’s centralized but not. The possibilities are endless, and I’ll just start rambling, so I’ll stop here.
There will be nothing that Dash can not do for you that Banks can. Even loans will be possible once the deflationary nature of cryptos slow down.
One more thing, for others, because you stated you didn’t want to hear it, but Dash’s governance system (voting by collateralize MNs) and budget system means that issues and questions on direction can be quickly resolved and that Dash is fully self funding with no need to ask big pockets for donations, and is unencumbered by the strings invariably attached to those donations.
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12.1 Announcement / Finalized Date / Project Update --> 02/01/2017
Happy New Year!
It’s been awhile since I’ve done a full announcement about the status of development, both of the core project and Evolution. We have had a lot of positive news in recent months that we’ve been working on, and I thought now would be a good time to update everybody on our progress, which has been quite good. In fact, we are progressing on many fronts simultaneously.
VERSION TWELVE POINT ONE / SENTINEL RELEASE
Launching a new software release on the network requires that all budget proposals be re-submitted into the system. Due to the timing of superblocks, we have a short window to launch, near the beginning of the month. In order to ensure we launch the most stable possible version of the software without interfering with the budget system, we would like to hold off until early February to launch 12.1. Launch date: February 5th, 2017.
CORE DEVELOPMENT
The first area of progress is Dash Core. In addition to running the network at present, Dash Core also serves as the backbone of the Evolution engine. We have done a great deal of work on Sentinel, our large-scale decentralized programmable database solution, which is going to allow us to move radically faster than any other organization in cryptocurrency. Among other things, Sentinel will allow us to push updates to Dash Core much more quickly and easily.
Sentinel can also be re-geared and deployed to operate digital companies that have a built-in workforce, infrastructure to deploy again, and as an engine for storage and retrieval of information. This is the concept we’re working on, which will allow companies to run on the Dash Network and compete with centralized companies that refuse to work with Dash. It’s a simple divide and conquest model.
We have recently moved a good deal of our funding into paying some new hires, who have now integrated into our team and have pushed through many new versions of the software. Among other things, they have fixed various issues with the stability of the daemon, the syncing of governance objects, and the workability of the new Sentinel system. Sentinel uses a complex set of rules and conditions for validation of objects and maintaining the consensus of the network.
STRATEGIC EXECUTION
Ryan Taylor, Dash’s CFO, has coordinated a deal with Arizona State University’s SkySong incubator, allowing us access to their top tier facility in Tempe, Arizona. There are 29 fast-growing, innovative startups sharing this location, and we look forward to talking with many of them. We also look forward to hiring exceptional talent from the University.
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NETWORK UPGRADE
Feb. 5 is the date of the launch of our new platform. Enforcement will be turned off for this network upgrade, meaning nodes running the old version of the Dash software (12.0) will quickly stop being paid (contingent on miners upgrading). That means masternode rewards will be shared amongst a much smaller pool of upgraded nodes. This should provide a strong incentive to upgrade quickly; it will be very lucrative to upgrade your nodes as quickly as possible.
EVOLUTION UPDATE
Lead evolution developer Andy Freer has been locked away producing huge amounts of documentation for the various concepts of Evolution. This comes after months of conversations between Andy and myself about how each component of Evolution works, then reimagining it and improving the components and designs systematically. Since the original research phase, documentation, specifications, plans and diagrams have been being drafted, growing into a collection of documents that will be put into a wiki with full documentation for Evolution’s end-to-end design and implementation.
EVOLUTION RESEARCH
In January 2016 we released an early Evolution prototype based on Electrum which enabled basic functions such as registering a username and paying friends by name.
The prototype was pretty basic, with user interaction limited to just paying a few friends and user data stored on a dev server, but at least it proved the concept.
What we set out to do then was to design and prototype all the key technologies that would make these functions work in a purely P2P way, with data secured on the Dash blockchain and accessible from anywhere on any device, with integrated SPV based security and no centralized intermediary services required, and using the most common and censorship resistant protocol available - HTTP(S)
What we have designed and prototyped in various parts is a system that will let people signup to Dash, connect with friends, connect with merchants and buy products and services online with options to refund or pay recurring subscriptions, using just a web browser, without going through any intermediary service or having to integrate their own full node. It’s also a system that lets websites and apps become Dash enabled as easily as signing up for an API key and then cut and pasting a few lines of code into their business application that pops up a payment form and bills the user automatically, with all customers and payments visible to the merchant in DashDrive.
What this enables is the first usable digital cash built for the digital economy, because rather than having to integrate an esoteric P2P system into existing digital applications and services using complex infrastructure and interoperation or a centralized intermediary, Dash Evolution can be accessed by an HTTPS API that works more like a decentralized cloud, using familiar data structures such as Users, Accounts and Orders instead of transactions, blocks and crypto addresses, secures user information like a cloud service, but behind the API functions as a purely P2p, decentralized service. We believe this will be the key to gaining mainstream traction for users and businesses on P2P cryptocurrencies, i.e. they won’t even know it’s a P2P cryptocurrency they are using, because it’s as quick, familiar and easy to use / integrate as any existing payment systems used in the mainstream digital economy, all of which are API service based.
EVOLUTION FRONTEND
The 3 main areas of frontend design and development have been to design a secure, SPV based Web Wallet, merchant tools to enable drag-and-drop checkout on a website, and an SDK that connects web clients to DAPI.
The Web Wallet has taken the form of an SPA (single page application) that web users can download as a single HTML page and hashcheck to use securely from their desktop, that enables users to login and manage their accounts, contacts and merchant relationships, including an integrated marketplace for products and services. Users hold their account password and account HD seed on the client side, and on the network side, all of their account meta data is encrypted and stored on the network. After designing the UI / UX in July, ongoing work has been to develop the web wallet platform and soon work is starting to port the work to Android and iOS Evolution wallets. A revamped Dash.org is also being designed (following from the upcoming launch of dash.org v2) to provide a signup to Evolution call-to-action on the homepage and a download or hosted link to the Web Wallet code (and mobile versions).
The merchant tools have taken the form of code that can be cut and pasted into their web page and server to instantly enable Dash payments by user’s name against products the merchant is listing, including a Dash Checkout modal that can handle the payment automatically on the client side. The merchant can also list the products directly in DashDrive to enable Users to make one-time payments, moderated refunds or recurring auto-payments within any DAPI enabled client (such as the Web Wallet) and access full CRM information for their sales / product listings in DashDrive via DAPI.
The SDK (Dash.js) is a single library that web clients and servers include to easily access all wallet and merchant functions using their user accounts or API keys for merchants. This has been based initially on BitPay’s BitCore API and ongoing work has included a variable SPV implementation for the library which enables clients to specify the level of security they wish to balance this between performance and amount of data that needs to be downloaded.
EVOLUTION BACKEND
Evolution Backend Development has leveraged two strategies this year. The first has been to port BitPay’s Bitcore Platform to Dash including merging Bitcore Node to DashCore 12.1 for native API support.
The second ongoing strategy is to leverage this platform to fulfill long-term Evolution requirements while filling more immediate needs. Through this approach we’re now positioned to leverage the entire BitPay ecosystem, most notably Copay (https://copay.io) and the new Insight API. We anticipate having a Dash variant of the Copay wallet available on testnet by the end of January 2017.
In support of the v0.12.1.x Dash Core release, we’ve integrated the Governance Object model into the Bitcore platform (e.g. Budget Proposals). This integration has led to the development of a client-side budget generator as well as an extension of Insight API which returns active budget proposal objects. Moving forward this type of close integration between Bitcore and the Governance Object system will be a huge asset and a foundational piece for continued innovation in v0.12.2.x and beyond.
Work has also included with ProtonMail and Sean Ryan (Node40.com) has also delivered a Payment Processing API which is capable of connecting directly to the Bitcore Wallet Service. A compatible WooCommerce plugin has been developed and is intended to act as both a Proof of Concept for this API as well as a Prototype for future eCommerce integrations. More information on this plugin and related API will be released in early January 2017.
EVOLUTION CORE
Evolution Core work has been focused on first providing a basis to the new system in the form of Sentinel and improving DashCore to be implementation-agnostic to governance functions and objects.
Additional work has been the design / prototype of several key technologies needed at the core level, ranging from the RPC/ZMQ interface to DAPI, a generic Object system governed by a shared Schema protocol that enables Users to secure Object state transitions on the Dash Blockchain and store Object Data sharded across Masternodes (DashDrive). This work has also included upgrading the existing Masternode design to retain proposals, votes, and rewards in DashDrive to provide blockchain consensus. After 12.1 release, work will focus on implementing these designs in conjunction with the frontend and backend work.
Thanks to everyone involved!
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Está a punto de ponerse operativo, con campaña de marketing centrada en países BRIC y sobre todo en Venezuela.
Pues ya verás… cuando conozcan que pueden hacer lo mismo, con su homónimo en dash y a costes rozando los 2 céntimos de $ no 0.40$ de Bitcoin y transacciones inmediatas sin esperar los 10 minutitos
https://www.dash.org/news/
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- Preminada
- No es la primera
- Creo que no es totalmente anónima
- No está del todo centralizada, Ethereum ya demostró que las alts pueden politizarse al ser comunidades pequeñas
- No tiene una enorme comunidad detrás dándole soporte, fundamentalmente especuladores
- No tiene “Marca”
Podría servirles como medio de pago pero como reserva de valor no vale, lo inteligente sería usar Bitcoin de “banco” y Dash de “cartera”. Si cae Dash te pasas a otra cartera y listo.
Ya se por dónde vas a argumentar… hehe lo entiendo y lo comparto en x %
Definamos preminada, pero explayate.
Irrelevante, mejor oportunidad de negocio, al no tener focos especulativos.
El creer es para las religiones, tiene mayor nivel de anonimato que Bitcoin, ‘by design’, y a golpe de click para hacer ‘mixing’ además, a nivel técnico al basarse su núcleo en el código de Bitcoin se puede implementar las mejoras que se hagan en este, sin problema.
No entiendo … ¿¿¿???
Es descentralizada obviamente, y tiene cosas que muy poca gente conoce descritas aquí:
Ya me tiene a mi in Spain, y no soy especulador soy ‘a angel’. 
Es broma.
Tiene 2 comunidades:
a) La de Bitcoin, por lo anteriormente dicho, al ser un fork de este puede extrapolarse tecnologías de soluciones
de Bitcoin a Dash en muy corto espacio de tiempo.
b) Tienen una gran comunidad de desarolladores propia y una hoja de ruta, organización corporativa a nivel enterprise muy departamentada, y otra cosa que se desconoce es el sistema de gobernaza de la red Dash vs Bitcoin, así como el reparto de lo minado entre todos los agentes de la comunidad de ahí el crecimiento que ha tenido estos últimos 6 meses porque ya tienen producto en fase beta. (Como cuando nace una start-up, hasta que no hay producto es una idea, que levanta capital).
Podría servirles como medio de pago pero como reserva de valor no vale, lo inteligente sería usar Bitcoin de “banco” y Dash de “cartera”. Si cae Dash te pasas a otra cartera y listo.
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Cierto, han tenido 2 años muy convulsos y el tercero ya se han centrado el modelo de negocio a seguir para extender la red. Mejor oportunidad de negocio,
Unos simil sería CocaCola vs RedBull, la primera lleva muchos años y la segunda unas décadas.
O como el móvil que seguramente tengas en tu bolsillo, o de algún pariente tuyo de primer orden: madre, padre, hermanos. Si, un móvil Chino a mitad de precio que uno de ‘marca’ como puede ser Xiaomi vs Iphone.
Bueno…, cada uno usa estas nuevas tecnologías acorde a sus necesidades, yo no me caso con ninguna ahora le ha tocado que ponga el foco a esta, como en su día fue Btc.
Dash te da una cosa que no te dan los bancos un 9% de interés ± anual por tener 1000 dash en estado ‘holder’
haciendo de nodo de la red en lo que llaman un masternode. Hoy un masternode cuesta 14000$ hace unos meses 5000$ 
A nivel financiero sería equipararlo a ‘acciones de la empresa’ por 1000 dash, dónde los dash cotizan en el mercado si es alcista y ganas vs fiat, si es bajista pierdes, pero te da una tasa de ROI del 9%± anual, (reparto de dividendos) eso no te lo da ningún banco, ni Bitcoin en estado hold… de ahí efectivamente que Bitcoin sea como el oro digital si sube ganas, si pierde valor y no lo necesitas pues ‘a hold’
Además te permite votar participar en el sistema de gobernanza de la red. 
Un dato para mi impotantísimo, que me ha dado señales hace varias semanas como inversión: la comunidad USA del mundo crypto está, muy volcada, lo que la puede levantar como un token de uso geográfico que había comentado en otros post en una de las potencias dónde tiene más penetración las nuevas tecnologías del mundo.
Eh, son pensamientos en alto, que ya sabemos seguramente estén confundidos. Aunque como decía Satoshi modificado por mi:
Si no me crees, no tengo tiempo para querer convencerte aunque si explicártelo. (Sr. Claudius)
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Quita quita. No me gusta la democracia. Me gusta el consenso.
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Exacto es la mejor moneda open source … ah no que no es opensource, bueno pero tiene una distribucion de las monedas homogenea (en los bolsillos de otto), bueno pero es antiasic , ano que ya sacaron , uff y ademas ahora es “democratica”
vaya globo
a nivel financiero no es comparable a nada porque son moneditas virtuales sin respaldo alguno donde lo raro es que alguien quiera comprarlas.
desde luego donde no hay open source dudo mucho que exista privacidad
es mi opinion nada mas,.
Mira que hay cosas que se pueden criticar de DASH… pero decir que no es open source es simplemente no tener ni idea de lo que se habla…
https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/display/DOC/Official+Documentation
En fin… lo que hay que oir…
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me alegro si ya liberaron todo el codigo de la coin masternodes y tal, la ultima vez que me interese asi estaba habia una parte censurada.
to Mars colonization… 3-2-1… seeroooouuuu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvEcom5lSiA&feature=youtu.be
El 5 de febrero tendremos un “hard fork” con el que se implementará “Sentinel” una reorganización del código base sobre el que se va a desarrollar los planes futuros de la moneda.
Tenéis toda la info en estos enlaces:
12.1 Announcement / Finalized Date / Project Update
Details on the Feb 5th update
12.1 Testnet Testing Phase Two Ignition
Hola, llevo desde ayer intentando cambiar a dash de cartera, incluso he intentado cambiarla por otra moneda y no ha sido posible desde Exodus. Alguien sabe por qué me pasa esto?
Si los moderadores creen que no es el mejor sitio, que por favor lo muevan a donde crean oportuno.
Gracias
Se que parecerá evidente, pero tengo que preguntar ¿Has abierto un ticket con ellos?
Piensa que estamos en plena transición (hard fork) hacia la versió 12.1 y quizá no han actualizado…
Si quieres pregunta en el foro oficial que quizá tengan más información:
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Perdona mi ignorancia, no soy novato, soy lo siguiente 
no tengo ni idea de lo que es un ticket.
Nada, nada. Me he expresado mal. Quiero decir una consulta en su web a ver si pueden solucionar el tema… Supongo que debería ser aquí:
http://support.exodus.io/help_center
En cualquier caso y para otra ocasión te recomiendo usar las carteras “oficiales”, estas no acostumbran a fallar.
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Gracias ya esta resuelto. Simplemente era problema de sincronizacion. Como se suele decir de los fallos se aprende. Llanamente era para llevar las monedas Dash a lugar más seguro 
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