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Dash News

Dash (DASH) is one of the largest anonymous cryptocurrencies to date. Its unique selling propositions include both its privacy features—shielding users from oversight by both governments and the public—and its rapid transaction speeds. It was developed as a fork of the Bitcoin protocol, but adjusted its framework through prioritizing anonymity, its InstantSend feature (guaranteeing a transaction time of 1.5 seconds or less) and its decentralized funding system. Dash was created by American blockchain developer Even Duffield.
  • Monero. Image: Shutterstock

    Monero Surges to Two-Year High of $211 as Privacy Coins Heat Up

    Privacy-focused cryptocurrency Monero surged to over $211.07 earlier today—its highest value since May 2022. At time of publication, Monero has pulled back slightly from its local high, and is currently priced at $205.05, up 17.8% on the day and 30.6% on the week, per data from CoinGecko. Monero's upward momentum comes as the wider privacy coin sector has heated up over the past week, with the category as a whole up over 12% in the past 24 hours alone, according to CoinGecko data. Leading the pa...

    NewsMarkets
    3 min read
    Stephen Graves
  • Privacy coins. Image: Grant Kempster/Decrypt

    What Are Privacy Coins? Monero, Zcash, and Dash Explained

    The pseudonymous nature of Bitcoin addresses enables transactions without identifying personal information, but that doesn’t make it a completely anonymous cryptocurrency. Because the entire transaction history lives in public view on a blockchain, it can be possible for investigators and firms to piece together people's identities based on the movement of coins and details held within addresses. That’s where so-called privacy coins come in. Cryptocurrencies like Monero (XMR), Zcash (ZEC), and D...

  • Norwegian police are trying to crack privacy coin Monero. Image: Shutterstock

    Norwegian Police Trying to Crack Monero and Dash in Missing Person Case

    Norway’s National CyberCrime Center is trying to pry open Monero and Dash—two cryptocurrencies known for their privacy-protection capabilities—amidst the search for missing person Anne-Elisabeth Hagen. Police believe that the privacy coins were used in connection with a ransom attempt and that tracing these transactions could help lead them to Hagen’s whereabouts. “I do not want to comment specifically on what we have done or are doing in the context of Dash and Monero, or what we have achieved...

    NewsBusiness
    3 min read
    Scott Chipolina
  • Monero is a privacy coin. Image: Shutterstock

    Privacy Coins Drop 10% After Bittrex Announcement

    Prices of the popular privacy coins went into freefall after Bittrex’s announced today that it will delist Monero, Dash and Zcash later this month. As Decrypt reported earlier today, the exchange announced that it will delist Monero (XMR), Dash (DASH), and Zcash (ZEC) on January 15, 2021, at 23:00 UTC.  The sudden announcement sent the prices of these privacy coins into a downward spiral. Since the announcement by Bittrex, the price of XMR is down by 12.4%, ZEC is down 9.5% and DASH is down 8.7...

    NewsMarkets
    2 min read
    Jason Nelson
  • Monero is a privacy coin. Image: Shutterstock

    Bittrex To Delist Privacy Coins Monero, ZCash and Dash in Two Weeks

    Crypto exchange Bittrex today announced that it will delist privacy coins Monero (XMR), ZCash and Dash on Friday, January 15, at 23:00 UTC. #Bittrex Customers: The $XMR, $ZEC, and $DASH markets will be removed on Friday, January 15th at 23:00 UTC. Details: https://t.co/8qAdjuwryJ — Bittrex (@BittrexExchange) January 1, 2021 The Bermuda-registered exchange did not provide a reason for the delistings, but all three are privacy coins—a class of cryptocurrencies that offer untraceable transact...

    NewsCoins
    1 min read
    Decrypt Staff
  • Privacy. Image: Shutterstock

    Darkcoin to Dash: The 5-Year Fight to Rebrand a Privacy Coin

    In the spring of 2014, Wired ran a story titled “Darkcoin, the Shadowy Cousin of Bitcoin, Is Booming.” It was about a nascent privacy coin that was selling for nearly $7. If you’ve never heard of Darkcoin, that’s because it’s now called Dash. And although it was the first coin to integrate CoinJoin mixing, its contributors say it’s now no more a privacy coin than Bitcoin. So, when ShapeShift recently delisted Dash, along with privacy-first Monero and privacy-optional Zcash, the group that helps...

    NewsTechnology
    4 min read
    Jeff Benson
  • No thanks. Too risky. Image: Shutterstock

    ShapeShift Confirms Regulatory Risk Led to Privacy Coin Delistings

    Crypto trading platform ShapeShift delisted privacy coins Monero, Dash, and Zcash to limit the company’s regulatory risk, according to ShapeShift. “We delisted all those coins at the same time, for the same reason,” ShapeShift Chief Legal Officer Veronica McGregor told Decrypt. “We are de-risking the company from a regulatory standpoint, so, for now, we are not working with those coins. We may revisit the situation in the future.” IRS Dishes Out $1.25 Million for Data Firms to Crack Monero CoinD...

    NewsCoins
    2 min read
    Jeff Benson
  • Image: Shutterstock

    Millions of Visa-accepting stores in Mexico can now take crypto

    Crypto enthusiasts in Mexico have a new bridge to the world of traditional finance—and a new way to spend their coins. Tauros, a cryptocurrency exchange and neobank, has teamed up with Dash to launch the region’s first crypto debit card—a unique want to spend Dash, Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies at any Visa-accepting location in Mexico. Tauros, which is based in Mexico, offers various financial services, and through an agreement with Visa can now provide its users with a debit card backed...

    NewsBusiness
    2 min read
    Jose Antonio Lanz
  • Image: Shutterstock

    Venezuelans have a new way to send crypto without Internet

    Poor internet service will no longer be an obstacle for Venezuelans to pay with crypto. The Venezuelan exchange Criptolago announced earlier this week the launch of a service that processes crypto transactions via a text message—no Internet connection required. According to the exchange, the initiative was launched in response to a call by President Nicolas Maduro, who urged companies to develop payment mechanisms parallel to the traditional banking system. The president emphasized the need to c...

    NewsTechnology
    4 min read
    Jose Antonio Lanz
  • Dash is up nearly 5% in the last 24 hours. Image: Shutterstock

    Dash, popular in Venezuela, gains after Maduro indictment

    Dash (DASH)—the 20th largest cryptocurrency by market cap—has jumped nearly five percent over the past 24 hours and is now trading for over $70. The currency encountered its 2020 peak in mid-January. At that time, Dash was trading for well over $132, which shot up following an internet shutdown in the South American country of Venezuela, where Dash has proven to be popular amongst both citizens and top retailers alike. By March 13—a low day for most cryptocurrencies—the asset had lost nearly $1...

    NewsMarkets
    2 min read
    Nicholas Marinoff
  • Image: Shutterstock

    Crypto market has settled, but these two altcoins are surging

    The crypto market has had a tumultuous few weeks. But today, as things in crypto have settled and the price of most cryptocurrencies have remained relatively stable over the past two days, two altcoins are pumping like mad. Dash, the 20th largest crypto by market cap, is currently up more than 22% on the day, trading for $57 per coin. It’s a far cry from where the crypto stood just this past February, when it was trading for $114.  Still, the more than 20% jump is curious, with no clear answer...

    NewsMarkets
    2 min read
    Nicholas Marinoff
  • Image: Shutterstock

    Dash price surges 60%, flips Tron to re-enter top 10 coins

    Dash is now the tenth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap after an increase of more than 50 percent to its price today. The cryptocurrency is currently trading for around $140 per coin, the highest its price has been since July 2019. The surge has been enough to surpass Tron in the market cap rankings, which now falls out of the top 10 with a market cap of approximately $1.16 billion. Prior to today’s spike, it had been a relatively lackluster few months for Dash. It hit a yearly high of $150...

    NewsMarkets
    2 min read
    Nicholas Marinoff
  • Hong Kong saw widespread protests throughout 2019. Image: Shutterstock.

    Death of privacy: Dash Core Group CMO slams Hong Kong’s phone seizures

    The Secretary for Security of the city of Hong Kong police, Charles Lee, announced this week that the city’s police have seized over 3,700 phones from protestors, Business Insider reported. Hong Kong has been roiled for weeks as protests battle China’s demand that Hong Kong citizens be extradited to China upon request. More broadly, the protests, which have so far led to more than 6,000 arrests, are a reaction to China’s growing influence over Hong Kong. Speaking in front of Hong Kong’s Legislat...

    NewsBusiness
    3 min read
    Robert Stevens
  • The Dash Platform testnet will launch as a decentralized storage layer and a name service (Image: Unsplash)

    How Dash's testnet will "dramatically improve" its capabilities

    Dash Core Group, the company responsible for the payments and privacy coin, Dash, yesterday released the first testing phase for Dash Platform, an upgrade that adds support for decentralized applications and supplies the tools for a Venmo-style crypto wallet. “Having applications developed on top of the Dash network will dramatically improve the user experience and the functionality offered. As much as everyone in crypto likes to dismiss the traditional centralized financial tools, they still do...

    NewsBusiness
    2 min read
    Robert Stevens
  • PHOTO CREDIT: Unsplash

    Dash LatAm fights to stay alive despite funding woes

    Dash LatAm CEO George Donnelly might have called it quits last week, but the group refuses to die. In an official statement, written by Dash Los Teques head Richard Jerez and signed by representatives of Dash LatAm, the group has said that it plans to continue operations throughout Latin America—even if it’s without Donnelly and under a different group name. "We will continue offering advice and support, both face-to-face and remote, to the merchants who were left helpless after the forced end o...

    NewsBusiness
    3 min read
    Jose Antonio Lanz
  • photo credit: unsplash

    What crypto needs for mass adoption: industry leaders explain

    Blockchain companies, almost unilaterally, promise increased efficiency and speed. Blockchain can send us to space, and blockchain can feed starving children. But for new users, it’s still a daunting prospect. Those interested in buying cryptocurrencies must choose between hundreds of tokens, jump through a series of complicated KYC hoops on exchanges, grapple with token volatility, and then understand how wallets work. So how can crypto overcome these challenges to achieve mass adoption? Decryp...

    Deep DivesLong Reads
    6 min read
    Robert Stevens
  • PHOTO CREDIT: Unsplash

    Dash LatAm shuts down operations in 8 countries and 20 cities

    The Dash community in Latin America has just lost a prominent member of its ecosystem. Dash LatAm, an organization devoted to promoting the Dash cryptocurrency throughout the region, is shutting down, a blog post published by its founder George Donelly announced today. "Dash Core has warned us that Dash LatAm's operations are definitely not going to continue," Donelly wrote. "This means that there will be no more promotions, events, buybacks, support, etc. in the 8 countries and 20 cities where...

    NewsBusiness
    3 min read
    Jose Antonio Lanz

  • BitGo moves into cryptocurrency staking market

    Crypto custody provider BitGo is now supporting cryptocurrency staking as part of its insured custody services. Previously, the Palo Alto-based company offered secure storage of cryptocurrencies but they weren’t accessible for features like staking, where coins generate interest by maintaining a proof-of-stake network, like Dash. Now, staking providers will be able to store their coins at BitGo—and pass the staking rewards on to their customers. A number of companies have already jumped on board...

    NewsBusiness
    2 min read
    Tim Copeland
  • PHOTO CREDIT: Unsplash

    Coinbase opens up Dash trading for all retail customers, except NY and U.K.

    Dash is now available on Coinbase, the San Francisco-based cryptocurrency exchange announced in a blog post today. Dash, currently among the top-20 cryptocurrencies by market cap, is available everywhere Coinbase operates, apart from New York and the United Kingdom. Today’s news follows the launch of Dash on Coinbase Pro last week. Coinbase Pro is designed for institutional clients—an exchange where users can trade crypto between each other. On Coinbase.com, retail customers can buy crypto insta...

    NewsCoins
    2 min read
    Robert Stevens
  • Photo by Saveliy Bobov on Unsplash

    OKEx Korea to delist privacy coins

    The Korean branch of crypto exchange OKEx is delisting all five of its listed privacy coins—Dash, Monero, Zcash, Super Bitcoin and Horizen—citing regulatory demands.  In a blog post published last week, OKex said the decision had been made to comply with recent provisions from the Financial Action Task Force, a global anti-money laundering watchdog. Earlier this year, the agency introduced a “travel rule” requiring exchanges to collect customers’ personal and transactional data. Privacy coins, w...

    NewsCoins
    1 min read
    Ben Munster
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