Dash pointed to a video by ScottCBusiness, in which it has been reinstated on one of the major use cases for crypto is being able to buy whatever you want, quickly, easily and for little to no fees. DASH is digital cash that’s secure with low fees, instant settlement and instant re-spendability.

The worst thing that you could be doing is buying things with Bitcoin, and then spending $20, $30 on fees.  Making your transactions not worthwhile. Especially if it’s just for a coffee or something and you are spending $25 on a coffee. When the coffee itself is only $5.

So, obviously, there’s certain cryptocurrencies which offer benefits for these types of things and this use case of actually using it as if it were real cash and for me I use DASH because it is the simplest.  It offers a little bit of privacy features and I really like the application DASHPAY.  It’s just very easy to use very simple.

Anyone who is interested in getting to know what is new and exciting in Dash will fund Mark Mason podcasts useful.  It is very obvious that Dash are very particular about user experience. For investors who are prospecting to buy a coin, which will increase in value, but comes with little risk the community votes these characteristics for the Dash Master Node.

The Dash Masternode is backed by collateral held in Dash.  Also, Dash is used in the governance processes on the blockchain. Anyone who is looking to own a master node should buy a set amount of Dash.  It is about getting 1000 Dash to set up a server.  Though, the number sounds too high, it is important to note that several Masternode owners tend to rent a Virtual Private Server and the sooner they set the Masternode and get it running, the owners get paid regularly for serving as a node for the Dash network using their server. This just means that once the nodes are put to use, they provide for themselves.

The Masternode concept is different from the miner concept and this came in to being as they were trying to handle problems with mining like delays in authentication, high transaction costs, and “blockchain bloat.”  The Dash Masternode concept worked well and therefore it is in existence.

Evan Duffield, Dash’s Founder, realized that when they pay a group of nodes, known as Masternodes, it would solve these problems. And this process took off and it works good. Thus, the blockchain management is divided between the miners and Masternodes.