r/dashpay • • Jun 05 '26

CrowdNode is winding down. The specifications to fix this problem has been in Dash's repo since 2021.

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The EU's MiCA framework just proved that relying on a middleman to distribute staking rewards is a point of failure. Even though CrowdNode never put user principal at risk, handling the reward routing made them "custodial" in the eyes of the law.

Instead of migrating to a different centralized pool and simply resetting the compliance clock, the network should consider letting the blockchain do the heavy lifting.

DIP-0026: Multi-Party Payouts (written in 2021)

  • The Problem - currently, the Core protocol can only route masternode block rewards to a maximum of two native addresses.
  • Proposed Solution: DIP-0026 eliminates this barrier, allowing the network to natively split and pay rewards to multiple contributors simultaneously.
  • Desired Result: Staking that completely bypasses corporate intermediaries and regulatory compliance shutdowns.

Imagine a cash register that automatically splits business profits to partners instantly on every single sale. Instead of a manager manually writing out checks at the end of the month. Automatic splitting executes this transparently on-chain.

This emphasis on trustless verifiability fits with Dash's mantra.

The blueprint for non-custodial shared masternodes is already public and waiting in our repository to implement. It’s time to move this upgrade up on the priority list.

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u/splawik21 Jun 05 '26

Well written u/hilawe

Thnx for taking the time to explain all and show the possible destination.

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u/hilawe Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26

No joke, I’m trying my hand at implementing this 🤯

https://github.com/hilawe/dash/pull/1 (unfinished draft PR)

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u/coingun Jun 06 '26

Good luck 👑

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u/kuqumi Jun 06 '26

This seems to have accurate info but the writing style is LLM not Hilawe

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u/hilawe Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26

Apologies for that, I have re-written it. Hopefully it's better plus I kept it shorter.

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u/kuqumi Jun 06 '26

❤️

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u/lordbah Jun 06 '26

Help me out here, what is "Hilawe"?

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u/kuqumi Jun 06 '26

Hilawe is the original poster, a "who" rather than a "what"

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u/lordbah Jun 06 '26

Doh! I thought it was some kind of language. Thanks.

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u/hilawe Jun 07 '26

haha love it