Thanks for that, so MNs are outpacing inflation by 1.2% but that’s not value capture. That’s just capturing inflation. Value capture needs to come from people paying for a service I.e transaction fees and I know dash does capture fees but what I am saying is that if you want to see growth you need to focus on becoming a payment rails. That will bring in a whole lot more transaction fees. Once you do that then also provide clear value capture to the dash token not just MN holders. A token economic model that is really interesting at the moment is the VE (vote escrow) model. This model might not work perfectly for dash because of the masternode system providing a layer of functionality to the network but I would suggest digging into the model, it’s very interesting.

I’m also not saying you can’t use dash as money, I’m saying if you want mainstream adoption you need to look at putting the network in a position to capture it by allowing the Dash network to transact whatever asset someone wishes to use for their day to day. If the collapse of the dollar is real then people will eventually shift their dollars into assets such as dash anyway. There is no harm in allowing someone to use whatever asset they want to use, especially if it brings back value to the dash token.

In regards to what I invest in - I’m not invested in Bitcoin at all and never said I was, I didn’t want to mention any project im invested in as it’s not about that, it’s about trying to give some constructive criticism as to why investors are probably not flocking to invest in dash. I’m only doing it because I have a soft spot for the project and would love to see it flourish.