Sunday is a special day for Christians, a time to pause and focus on worshipping God. While attending church isn’t compulsory, it’s seen as an act of devotion, a choice that reflects the dedication of a true believer. Those who are committed to their faith usually don’t need to be pushed to go; instead, they attend out of a heartfelt desire to worship and connect with God. To me, going to church isn’t simply about routine or obligation:it’s a meaningful part of the Christian journey, a way to honour the Creator.
This Sunday, however, I wasn’t able to attend church. I wanted to go, especially since I miss many weekday services due to my work schedule. My workplace is quite far from my church, making it difficult to join in any mid-week gatherings, so I usually rely on Sundays to be my primary time for worship and fellowship with others. But today, things didn’t go as planned. I woke up feeling extremely tired and achy, as though I’d been under some kind of heavy pressure in my sleep. By the time I managed to get up, I realized it was already much later than my usual wake-up time—three hours later, in fact. At that point, I knew I wouldn’t be able to make it to church on time, so I decided to stay home and worship privately.
Instead, I spent some quiet time praying and reflecting, setting aside a few moments to lay my concerns for the upcoming week in God’s hands. Though it wasn’t the same as being in church, I felt it was important to connect with God in my own way, even if that meant worshipping from home today.
Later on, something else caught my attention and kept me glued to my phone—the fact that Bitcoin (BTC) had reached a new all-time high. It’s amazing how quickly things change in the cryptocurrency world, and I couldn’t help but wonder if the recent surge had anything to do with Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election. Some speculate that events like elections can impact the cryptocurrency market, but predicting the exact causes or how long these changes will last is always uncertain.
Interestingly, this rise in Bitcoin’s price didn’t seem to affect the altcoins in the same way. Altcoins, or alternative cryptocurrencies, often follow Bitcoin’s trend, but this time, they remained largely stagnant. There’s no way to predict with complete accuracy how or when the altcoin market will respond. Many people are watching closely, hoping that altcoins will eventually catch up with Bitcoin’s momentum. However, if Bitcoin experiences a sudden dip before altcoins start to rise, this year might not see the best performance from altcoins.
In the meantime, I’ve been preparing for the right moment to make a move. I’ve bought a few altcoins, hoping they’ll eventually increase in value. Investing in cryptocurrency is always a risk; there’s never a perfect time to buy, but I’ve learned that if you’re patient and avoid panicking over short-term fluctuations, there’s a good chance your investments will grow over time. The key is to stay calm and keep a long-term perspective. Cryptocurrency markets are famously volatile, but with careful planning and steady nerves, there’s a good chance of seeing gains in the future.
Ultimately, life is full of risks, and cryptocurrency investing is no different. It’s about waiting for the right moment and having faith in your choices. For now, I’ll keep an eye on the market, remain optimistic, and trust that my decision to invest will pay off. With a bit of patience, I hope to see my efforts rewarded.
