Digital Currency Dash Now Usable at 13,000 Locations In Brazil

Published at: Dec. 12, 2017

The cryptocurrency Dash has made waves over the past months as the price has continued to increase. A new win for the currency has come from a partnership with CoinBR, a Brazilian cryptocurrency company.

The connection is a particular win for Dash, as the cryptocurrency, through the CoinBR platform, is now able to be used throughout the country at more than 13,000 locations that support the CoinBR platform. The announcement was made via Twitter:

A CoinBR é a plataforma brasileira ~real/oficial~ que disponibiliza Dash aos seus usuários.

— COINBR (@coinbrnet) July 6, 2017

Dash expansion

The Dash network has been growing exponentially over recent months, and the price has followed suit. Of particular note, the digital currency recently announced that 2 MB blocks have now been activated on the network in order to increase transaction efficiency. The currency is eyeing an increase to 5 MB blocks next.

Additionally, inclusion into the Uphold crypto app adds to increasing adoption efforts. The price of Dash has responded in kind, with the price rising from $300 in November to over $750. At press time, Dash was trading at $763.00.

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