I appreciate that you take the time to write this long comment but seems that we have a different understanding of what 'everyday usage' and 'fundamentally solid' means.

Shitcoin Cash it's still a scam in my eyes and probably will be forever. If you make some money investing in a scam then good for you.

So please don't defame us because you lack the knowledge to understand any of this.

Regarding that Bitcoin Myk... well, excuse me If I 'don't understand' enough (I'm a numbers guy and not that techie after all), but I only see 6 'holders' being you one of them with an aggregated 'value' of 55K$. Not to mention your ability to mint up to ~22M coins more aprox.

Which i find issue with that. We inherit the bitcoin ledger but i dont own bitcoin myk. Every coin on btcmyk is owned by bitcoin holders.

and you hold their coins for them? You don't see the problem?

More:
Orderbook depth is only 15$ or 133 HIVE. I still don't see the value, according to my previous experience it seems that's a shitcoin. And again I'm telling you that using the term 'bitcoin' in the name is misleading. I don't mind about your good intentions.

Regarding the website, we have a WordPress with a free theme with some things around related with 'deflationary coin', 'UBI', 'referrals' and some 'bux links'...

Tell me, where I can find the 'fundamentally solid reasons' to ever thinking about touching this or the 'everyday utility' here? Explain to me, please. I truly want to understand your points.

I would ask you do some research and investigave the revelancy to what I'm saying and why for the most part crypto can't be used for most things significantly.

Regarding that, that's true that 'crypto' won't save us, but It's a very interesting tool for a lot of things, to take away power from governments is just an example. What about this website? I can tip you for free because I own X stake. That's a very interesting use case if you ask me.

I'm also not sure If you read my post, I talked about 2 clear examples of companies using this tech to offer a better service Vs their 100% centralized competitors. And not, not talking about 'payment networks', there's a vast world outside of 'payments'.

Thanks again for your time.