I guess this is the problem with a cryptocurrency that's meant as a form of bullion instead of a form of cash; it sits around in hordes.  Once production of Litebar stops, miners will rarely make money off of transaction fees.  I'm tempted to buy as much Litebar as Cryptsy can supply me, but I wonder if the inherent properties that make a cryptocurrency more advantageous over physical money (namely its ability to be transferred around the world instantly) might just disappear for Litebar.  If I have a stalled wallet holding 50 000 LTB on a thumb drive, will anybody besides hardline crypto-heads care?  Will it be entirely worthless?  Maybe I should just keep my Bitcoin.  Hell, maybe I'll give Dash (the reborn Darkcoin) a shot; considering all the problems I hear about coming out of the Bitcoin Foundation, maybe Bitcoin vs. Dash will become like Visa vs. Mastercard.