We don't think there's anything wrong with wanting to hold your own keys and not trusting institutions.
In fact, our entire purpose is to give you the maximum financial sovereignty possible.
Don't let people like Saylor convince you that you don't need freedom money.
Now this sounds funny, I guess this slipped out from his thoughts, lol. Who would trust the government more than they trust themselves? Even children nowadays wouldn't accept this.
He's trying to get people into custodians because he, himself, is a custodian.
Seriously?
Yes. Seriously.
Why am I surprised. I guess i should not be.
Saylor has been pushing Bitcoin in the opposite direction as Satoshi for years now.
I have stop speed reading, and start reading the meat of articles. :(
Saylor has been great for Bitcoin's adoption in certain areas, but I definitely don't agree with him on this one. Privacy is one of the hallmarks of Bitcoin's creation.
He is planning on turning Microstrategy into a Bitcoin bank, so I'm not surprised, from a marketing perspective, that he'd discourage this principle.
He's been great at pumping the coin, terrible for sovereignty. Take your pick.
He's still in the old paradigm way of thinking.
Yes, because he knows he can profit off of it.
Download the Dash wallet and have full custody over your funds for instant, secure payments.
Privacy features available, with usernames/stealth addresses any day now.
Saylor doesn't want you to know.
https://www.dash.org/downloads/
Are there ways to earn Dash except from receiving from other users or purchasing it?
You can get paid in it if you work for the DAO (directly or through one of its organizations). You can also stake via CrowdNode and earn (you can do that in the wallet), or provide liquidity on the Maya Protocol.