JoshIsMaximum

The good thing about a big price rise is that people will start investigating what Dash is. And if they do, they'll find that it has solved most of the major problems that are dogging BTC, most notably the governance problem. And that some great innovations are just around the corner. Also, BTC seems to be going in a direction of being solely a store of value, and not Digital Cash (fees will be to high for buying cups of coffee). And what cryptocurrency to better fill that gaping hole then Dash?

I'm curious if this project utilizes some sort of decentralized voting mechanism to approve/disprove projects and direction.

Could this project in theory be upended by a dissident develope group if the mass of users decided to defund the current team, or would they need to fork the project?