I have been finding more and more information the more I read into things.  I just found out about some of the laws in Florida and New York when I was looking through the forum today.  I like learning when I am going through the forum.  There is so much to learn here.

I really like using coinbase.  I have been using it for some time, but I like the option to be able to trade my BTC for USD easily and then back when I want to.  There are fees, but I think they are fair and when I do the trade and back I usually profit from my trades.

Today has been a bad day and I did not earn, I lost.  I had a loan that did not pay back and I lost 5,000,000 in bustabit.  Maybe tomorrow will bring me better luck.  I should really stay away from gambling.

If you send to multiple addresses at one time, how can you keep track of exactly you did?   I kind of like keeping my records like a check ledger and I could not understand some of the transactions I see that are sending multiple transactions at one time.

The best way is to offer a service.  Do coding, graphic design, website design, advertising, webcam show or something similar when it comes to digital goods.  You can also make or sell something and ship it to customers.  You can play with faucets, but do not count on them.  Take your time and learn all about it before you completely jump in.

I disagree that faucets are very worth it to a newbie, especially a newbie that focuses on winning.  They will spend hours and hours trying to make a killing then realize that they only made a few dollars at the most.  Faucets are a great learning step, but they are not the way to make BTC.

There are actually people who do count on it though.  They actually go there for the purpose of winning.  Whether it is a little bit or alot, they go in with certain goals and they treat it as a job.  The question is, how do they do it.  It can not all be luck.

I do not gamble to much but it always seems that when I do, I take the loss big time.  For example, I have lost over 3 BTC in the BustaBit game online.  It is fun and I like to play but I always get greedy with it.  I have won about 2.2 BTC back, but I lost more than what I have won.  For some odd reason, I keep coming back over and over.  I do not know why I do it, why do you?

I have to disagree with this statement.  There are regulations that were put in place by the IRS that determines which classification you are classified under, depending on the nature of what you are doing for business.  There is a lot of red tape around this subject and you are best in finding out for yourself by reading than you are asking us.  We can give you only so much information before you need to research into this information.

I have both the Android and IOS applications for mobile bitcoin transactions and I have to say that I like the android version better.  The IOS is almost as good, I just do not like the format and it seems more difficult for me to use.  This just my opinion, but I am going to vote for Android.

This type of movement is what is needed in order to move BTC into the next realm of being considered a known currency.  I am assuming it is because of companies like this that are making moves like this; which is indirectly causing the increase in the BTC market.  At the same time these companies could make the moves against BTC and make it crash over knight if they get involved enough.

I agree with this if this is something you do locally with people you know.  Where I am from, I can not throw a stone and hit someone with it that knows what Bitcoin is let alone how to use it.  But I do have the question for you as to how you do this locally, Paper wallet, phone app or computer transfer?

It is amazing that these sites have the time and someone is actually paying someone else to watch these addresses.  They question is who cares what he does and why.  Chances are that the addresses that they are watching are all bogus and belong to someone else.  If I was Satoshi, I would have had all my BTC in over 250 addresses, all keeping small amounts and none of them keeping the same accounts.  Again, just my opinion.

I also do not think that this will be Bitcoin that will be the decentralized currency.  My reasoning behind this is that Bitcoin is currently mined by many many people.  As the mining gets harder and more expensive, the only ones who will be left mining will be larger companies.  When this happens, someone will need to step in and put some control over these companies and what they can and can not do.  If you control over 99% of the mining between a few larger companies, who is to stop them from increasing their transaction fees up and up and up.  Here is where I see one of the only issues at this time.

You can buy them face to face as you can over the internet.  You are faces with more of a risk when you do it in person because you do not know who you are dealing with and you could be taken for all you have in your wallet.  Person to person is a physical risk, where internet is a risk to just be scammed.  Again, only my opinion.

I like to keep them on some form of online wallets.  I have found no sites that I completely trust when it comes to getting interest without loosing all my BTC, but I also do not gamble.  So I just leave them on coinbase or something similar.  As price goes up, so does your stack.

I have to ask if you were smoking something when you thought of this?  There is no reason to do this.  If we wanted it smaller, then why would it not be matched even with the UDS or YEN or something like that?  Why try to fix something that is not broken.  Having something like this is much better than having a even to even match to other currency.  Just my opinion.

The only issue with this is that there is not to many people that have the need to transfer money overseas on a regular basis.  When it comes to transfering money over seas, these larger companies who would be doing the transfers are making large transfers.  If you have a 10,000 BTC transfer going on and between the time you purchase that BTC to make the transfer and the time it is received, if the price drops $1 USD Per BTC, then whoever will be receiving thie BTC is taking a loss of $10,000.  Those are chances that the overseas companies are not willing to take the chance with.  I know when I am doing over sea transfers, I would not take that chance.

I have to completely agree with what is being said; you can not blame Bitcoin for all your problems in life, let alone any of them.  You are able to make your own decisions and choose what you want to do with like, you just choose not to spend time with your girl and such.  You blaming Bitcoin would be like me blaming you for missing work tonight because I choose to make a response to this BS.  Become a man and take responsibility for your own actions.

I do not understand, you have a campaign that seems not to be bringing in success, so why would you try to lobby another country.  If you can not successfully promote and give people in your own back yard enough of a reason to use Bitcoin, what makes you think you are going to be able to go into someone else's backyard and tell them all about it and expect different results?  You do realize that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.