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It might be important for DASH to show up at CES. You don't need an expensive booth to have a presence there.

Obviously it's just a test mule. But you have to start somewhere. DASH is disruptive technology. It takes 20-30 minutes to explain WTF DASH is to somebody. You have to get somebody to want to use it. Vending machine merchants will want to use it for obvious reasons. Consumers will want to use it...

The Dash n' Drink has not yet been seen and dismissed by the vending machine vendors. You're getting ahead of yourself.

I'll deal with you later. I'm trying to be helpful right now.

First google hit: http://www.namaoneshow.org Here we go.

I have experience navigating CES. Not at all. Now I don't know shit about the vending machine industry. But there has to be a 'show' or a 'convention' where those guys congregate every year. The Dash n' Drink rev B needs to get there. That will turn heads and expose DASH to the merchant side of...

Because we can bend people's minds when we tell them we got there via blockchain contract.

This is FUD. You can spend as much or as little as you like for booth space (or rent a hotel room nearby). If CES can accomodate fledgling cottage industries like high end audio, DASH can make a show there.

We don't have to choose. We can do both. CES is a useful, albeit sprawling convention. We can identify one or two other conventions in the coming year that don't suck. Put the Dash n' Drink out in the real world, then yank and haul it to conventions as needed.

Easy there. I'm not suggesting camosoul personally tour it around. But if you've ever built stuff for a convention (which is exactly what this is), you'll know that it makes itself useful for other conventions. DASH needs exposure. The Dash n' Drink is an awesome conversation starter. It does...

The Dash n' Drink soda machine needs to go on tour. DASH needs to be seen outside the Bitcoin bubble. Take it to CES. Hell, take it to a vending machine convention.

Voted yes. Looks like it will pass. Edit: or maybe not..

Per Evan above: "Exchange risk is carried only by the proposer of the budget proposal and not by the network." Just a guess, but if we've got honest operators around here, when there's a DASH surplus at project completion (as yet undisbursed from the blockchain), the proposer should return...

So one of the features of Dash Evolution is, once you have friended someone, you can exchange 5 receive addresses so transacting with your friend is extremely simple. There will be no need to handle e.g. Xnu9vcCAZYNozX7ypFt2rLi3TFnbTUMX3Q directly. So if friends can exchange 5 addresses, what...

That's because he knows DASH is on the right path, and it's easy to deliver good news.

Good call. Keep it classy on the floor. Even the CES booth babes have to wear more than a bikini.

This is a great project concept. However, one should not take the wrong shortcuts. The machine needs to dispense cold beverages. I'd rather see it fully working for a later conference than have it sell warm Cokes in Miami. First impressions are very very important.

Take a look here. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/dash/address.dws?XxDotRpSDzgyAkx3jHkLZD8YYZRwbcjmmA.htm Why is he getting paid so often? Is he attacking masternode payment enforcement to keep 100% of the block payout?

This one is pretty elegant overall, but the D looks like a backwards G. I keep seeing GASH. While I'm not dyslexic, it could confuse those who are.

It should be large and easy to read, so that you can still read it even after the bums have pissed and vomited all over the ATM. :)