@viljy: Okay, so I just have to wait? Because I am a little bit nervous now.
There and other wallets for tokens do not work, e.g., PKT. It seems to me that this is due to the overspending of the ETH for sending tokens. From users, they charge for sending payment in tokens, and pay for sending to ETH. And there is a lot of expensive gas. Probably not calculated that there will be so many users. Even the exchange is constantly slowing down.
And this is actually the reason why a etherum and tokens based on it are completely outdated. Just to mention cryptokitties bottleneck. Today we have so many platforms which will perform so much better, eg. stratis, nxt or waves..
Oh don't worry pumpkin, the devs are well aware of the bottleneck and have no issue switching when absolutely needed.
Btw. I actually don't see any use for this token in future.
Keyword being
"I". Try not to have a deluded sense of importance and think your short-sighted ramblings are anything more than that.
Why would I lend money to random strangers without any guarantee to ever seeing it again?
Ask the people using Upstart, Mintos, Lending Club, EthLend (an inferior product), etc. No one is responsible for your mental block.
And what if US reguators decide the whole thing as not eligible for approval?
Wild speculation about what could happen is all nice and good but it's wild speculation nonetheless.
"ooh, what if US regulators decide crypto is illegal tomorrow?!"Given this, Elixir imho is currently the one of the most overprices coins on the market.
You're entitled to your opinion however demonstrably false it is. So if believing that nonsense makes you sleep well at night, go right ahead
