Bitcoin is seen as digital gold, and I think that view of it actually makes sense. People buy gold because they think its better to hold onto than fiat currency. Bitcoin is the original, but it still takes a few minutes to confirm a transaction.

For crypto to be used as payments widely, something serious is going to have to happen in a specific country or globally, where fiat becomes volatile and unstable. Then a currency like Stellar, which is has a 5 second confirmation time, and extremely small fees, might become widely used for payments.

It was being optimistic that bitcoin wouldn't drop back down to $6k again...but you just have to look at the big picture. Bitcoin was like $2,700 1 year ago, and $600 a year before that. Predictions are impossible to make with accuracy because there are so many factors that affect the crypto market. There is a good chance that bitcoin will never drop to 6k in 2019, but that is only a guess, and I think if people don't believe in blockchains future, then they probably shouldn't be investing in it.

Opened a new ticket on a new support site, and my problem got resolved within a day. It was a litecoin withdraw from like 8 weeks ago that got stuck...but thankfully they finally fixed it.

Still nothing... been two weeks for me...this seems like an exit scam, I bet deposits are still working but as far as I know no crypto is leaving that site.

This is my first coin that I started mining on Day 1. Seems like a pretty difficult coin to mine, but looks like I will have 1 whole rapture or so after 24 hours.

I'm very curious about the actual application of this Christian coin...I'm not sure how many faithful are among the crypto-crowd but I guess time will tell!