Dash Pulls The Plug On The Activities In Latin America And The Caribbean

Dash pulls the plug on all activities in Latin America and the Caribbean regions as well as Spain. The company retorted with a claim that the Latin American developments are not over yet so let’s find out more about it in the coming altcoin news today.

The founder of DASH, George Donnelly explained:

 “Dash’s head office has informed us that Dash Latam operations are definitely not going to continue. That means that there will be no more promotions, events, buybacks, support and so on in the eight countries and 20 cities where Dash Latam was active, including Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, Ecuador, Guatemala, Brazil, Spain and Trinidad and Tobago.”

Donelly explained that the HQ of DASH and the central office ‘’left its Latin American teams in a very poor condition about six weeks ago and we could not continue.’’ He added that they were forced to make drastic cuts and had to lay off more than 80 people before eventually halting operations. He wrote:

 “Dash headquarters has decided that marketing is useless for now, and that the work [Dash Latam] has done and that the relationships we have forged have no value.”

Dash pulls the plug on the officers and also confirmed in a letter that the operations will be continued as normal in the Latin America region and that there are ‘’30 Latin American teams supported by the network of Dash masternodes’’ remain operational. The company stated that the support center will remain open in the affected countries in order to clarify the users what is going on.

Dash says that the concerned users have been in touch and have been receiving emails about the closure of the Dash affiliate and it appears that Donelly’s messages have left many in the area confused and asking questions on social media. The Chief Marketing Officer of dash Core Group said:

“Losing ‘Dash Latam’ is bad news because they had been working hard for Dash for more than a year, but it doesn’t mean that the Dash network is abandoning Latam in any way. It is still a key market for the Dash network, and we’ll keep working on getting mainstream adoption there through the projects and organizations that are still around, and others to come.’’