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It is. Mintcoin is community owned and operated and there are allot of us that understand the value and are dedicated to taking it to the next level.
The nice thing is our developers community is refining itself into a network of dedicated professionals donating their time and expertise into continually fine-tuning not only the technology but the overall business development of the coin.

We are organizing and growing - with that said many of us are long-term holders and will continue to grow the community and build the business structure while the world prepares itself for crypto integration led by Bitcoin.

There will be many of us and only the strong long lasting communities will survive. Mintcoin is similar to a banking account owned by the user and controlled by the community with a pre-calculated terms of service distributing dividends for saving on a monthly basis with no minimum balance or credit checks needed.

As long as the community moves forward continues to develop a user can either save or use their mintcoins at their own free will. If they choose to save they are rewarded.

To me this sounds like common sense once it is presented in a world where crypto currency is as common as a credit card or banking account today.

Following the rate of growth for social giants, search engines, websites, internet, computers I believe it is a very realistic goal to accomplish this in 10 years.

I have no idea what the value of Mintcoin will be but I do know that our audience is growing, our community is growing, or messaging is growing and people are excited and very interested in what we have to offer. Not just Mintcoin - but crypto currencies in general.