Evan must have a lot of friends. Dash has a far better and fairer distribution than just about any other coin. Evan himself doesn't own huge amounts of Dash and operates no Masternodes.
From very early on, Evan described exactly this process. Easy to mine in the beginning, but then eventually, ASIC processors would come out and push the hash rate and difficulty levels up very high, exactly as we need to protect the Dash blockchain when things scale up.
If your current mining rig isn't profitable, you have only 2 choices, sell it for whatever you can get and do something else, or mine a coin where the hash rate and difficulty have not gone up as high as Dash.
However, and this is IMPORTANT, if you switch to a different coin that you can mine profitably, you have to be thinking about what you will do when THAT coin is no longer profitable to mine with your current setup. Because that WILL HAPPEN. It is only a question of time.
And I have to ask, if Dash is so unprofitable to mine, why is our hash rate so high? It's profitable for somebody out there. Just not for your equipment and electrical cost perhaps.
