Yes, epidemics have happened in the past. However, now the relationship between the economies of different countries around the world or the high mobility of people, a return to normalcy is extremely difficult to assess due to the possibility of a relapse of the epidemic.

The economy has stopped in most countries. People will probably lose their jobs because of that. I am not surprised at all these people succumb to emotions. The situation on the markets is difficult and bills have to be paid. Everyone is trying to secure themselves for a difficult time. Not everyone can hold now.

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When considering a hypothetical situation that may occur in the future, it is possible. Not now or in a year or two. Of course, I agree with you in terms of volume at the moment bitcoin is unsurpassed and is the most recognizable cryptocurrency. However, nothing lasts forever and along with the development of cryptocurrencies the importance of bitcoin can be reduced in favor of another cryptocurrency. But these are only theoretical considerations that may have nothing to do with reality.

Bitcoin as a religion seems to me to be too far-reaching statement. However, the fact is that people often use the term "believe", but probably not in the category of faith. Although probably some of these people treat cryptocurrencies as a religion. It seems to be a mistake, because if someone engages in investing in currency based only on faith, he makes a very big mistake, which can be very expensive.

I don't think Apple cares about Bitcoin adaptation. It's more likely to use blockchain.  It seems that the biggest companies are working on blockchain adaptation rather than accepting Bitcoin.

Not only older people, but also younger people may have problems understanding the principles of how everything works in crypto. And it takes time to learn it. People who do not have sufficient knowledge will certainly not support it, because for them, the transaction will require them to make a big unnecessary effort from their point of view.

I don't believe that it would be possible. Replacing fiat money is a very long process that must be followed by the approval of governments, banks, etc. The only option that may occur in the near future is the withdrawal of paper money from circulation for non-cash transactions.

For sure, 5$ is out of range of xrp this year. This price can only be considered for a long term. By the end of the year, only 6 weeks were left and if there is no bull run, xrp will not even exceed 1$. We still have to remember that the ATH ripple was around 3$, so there is not much to cross this border yet.

If the patient expresses want to pay the cryptocurrency and the hospital accepts such payments it probably does not matter if he has a smartphone with him. Usually, such payments take place after the end of treatment so it can be done after some time from the invoice. It's just a matter of arrangements between the hospital and the patient.

Why will they have no choice but to accept cryptocurrencies? What do you need bitcoin for? This company has such a large capitalization that bitcoin is a niche percentage of profits for them. If this is the case, they can use blockchain for making payments. Accepting bitcoins at such large price fluctuations is completely unacceptable for such a large company.

It is hard to say whether this is true if there is no evidence. Because crypto ensures anonymity, it is very likely that politicians invest in the cryptocurrency market. This market is open to everyone. The ethical side may be a problem, because on the one hand they are fighting against the crypto and on the other hand, they are investing money there.

When investing money, you always take risks and you should be prepared for possible loss of money. Of course, on crypto market, risk is greater because the market is decentralized and is not regulated. This has a large impact on significant price fluctuations, which increases the investment risk.

It is a very common situation that the price of tokens falls after ICO. This is normal. A large number of tokens appears on the market. Bounty hunters try to sell tokens, which has an impact on the price drop.

Bitcoin will certainly survive the current crisis. Even the next unfavorable ETF decision will not have a major impact on cryptocurrencies in the longer term. The growing crypto community will ensure their further development and expansion into new countries.

Even now, when the price of xrp has risen sharply, it will be difficult to reach 5$ for this coin. We must remember that the highest xrp price was 3$ and then bitcoin reached ath. Ripple looks rather like a pump and dump coin.

It is probably too early to say bear market is over. The market is still not in good condition. This year there were already rebounds after which the price fell again even lower. We still have to wait for the next market movements to assess whether this is an upward trend.

It's definitely better to join a bounty than to airdrop. Participation in the campaign requires more work, effort and time, but is more profitable. Most airdrops are worth nothing or are a scam, and finding a good one on which you can earn is very difficult.

Probably cryptocurrencies can not replace fiat. The entire world economy is based on fiat money. Krypto is still too small a part of economics, and despite gaining popularity, it will not become a significant element for a long time. In addition, cryptocurrencies would have to be regulated by law and centralized, and the entire market would have to be stabilized.