Well, daytrading - and much more scalping - transforms the activity of a trader in a sort of demanding videogame, with lot of stress and adrenaline.
So, it's not for every one.
But if you are a good daytrader, you can make a lot of profit even with relative modest investments, so -like it or not - is a winning choice.

I think that very few people, even in this forum, really understand how big will be the revolution started by cryptocurrencies.
It will change not only the economic system, but also the political one, it will change the idea of "country".
We are worried about BTC value today, and we don't see that it will change the world.
So, of course I believe in cryptocurrency!

China is a strange blend of free market and centralized economy, and most of politicians still have communist mentality.
So it's normal that they don't like that their citizens had the possibility to transfer big sums of money without any control by government.
But I think they will find a way to make just some rules to have a more controlled crypto system.
There is no sense in a total ban.

Well, if you want to invest in something it's better to know something about the business you are investing in.
But of course the problem is how mach trust can you give to what is just a marketing tool.
So, you need to do deeper research, at least to detect the most obvious scams.

If you want to make multiple accounts just to make campaigns, you didn't understand the goal of this forum: you are here to learn and to grow how to make big money investing and trading, not to earn some cheap money spamming and shitposting.
This is the reason why now there is the merit system, just to keep away this kind of people.

Yes, it's too risky to give your data to an unknown entity. I saw that there are also some airdrop that ask to make a KYC just for ridiculous sums.
I suspect there is an hidden interest in this, and I stay away.

Of course it worth, what it's difficult is to understand where to invest: I've have the impression that 95% of altcoins don't have any chance to succeed, so the risk to lose your money is very high.
Of course, if you find "the one" you can became millionaire in some months.

I agree. The idea to put everything on the blockchain - even if it could be very useful in some situation - will bring to the absolute control over population. I don't like it.

Well, as in life, "positive thinking" is a way to negate reality. Actually, "positive" and "negative" are just personal judgements about something: what is negative to me can be positive for you, and viceversa.
I believe much more in "reality thinking". It gives me better results than stupid optimism.

I think we'll have paper money still for a long time, because there are too many technical problem to solve.
Generalized use of bitcoin implies that every one has a pc and a cell phone.
But who knows, may be we'll have an underskin chip...

Not at all, because the open source software is already regulating the system.
Bitcoin was created just to bypass all the traditional rules, non to create new centers of power and bureaucracy.

A bitcoin bank it's a nonsense by definition, as "money" is already stored in a safe place.
But a kind of bank can be useful as a "buffer" to guarantee a transaction, in the same way it happen today with credit card.
You can't wait 30 minutes when you pay a coffee... :-)
(we complain that bitcoin transactions are slow, but credit card ones requires much more time. If we have the impression that they are immediate is because there is a bank that takes the risk)

It's useless to focus on missed trains, life is full of them. Regret is a stupid emotion.
Much better to focus on the incredible number of train that exist now, and to take the right one!

I don't know how much people that sold everything in January contributed to the dump, but I think that they will regret: just today BTC is again over 10.000$, very likely it will continue to grow.

Well, if ICOs are banned in the US, it seems to me normal that US based companies as facebook and instagram align themselves with the government will.
Where there will be some kind of regulation of the market, you will see that the ban will be removed.

It's an universal law that you can't have something for nothing. There is no free lunch.
Sometimes you can have the impression that it can happens, and that luck has his role, but when you receive a value and you don't offer an equivalent value in exchange, if you look deeply, you can see that there is always a price to pay.

The only real benefit from cryptocurrency in porno industry is just anonymity.
But you have a so big offer of any kind of porno, form normal to absolutely perverse, that I can't figure why someone would will to pay.

Periodically, mainstream media start to talk about bitcoin, essentially in two ways: if its value grows it's a bubble, if it falls bitcoin is dead.
This is very boring and there is no point to listen these bullshits.

Hey bro', if you claim that your offer is mega/fantastic/wonderful/amazing/different/ and so on, this means that you are doing a promotion.
This absolutely acceptable, but please say clearly that it's promotion! That's all. :-)

The true is that bitcoin is a pain in the ass of banks and governments, because they can't control and tax cryptocurrencies.
So they make big claims about banning them or to make them illegal, just to scare population.
But the true is that they cant really ban bitcoin, if they don't shut down the internet.