I think that in the future cryptocurrencies will develop even faster than now. Yes, now the whole world has many other global and more important problems. For the integration of cryptocurrencies into our daily lives, time must also pass.
The first step will be the introduction of cryptocurrencies by most developed countries. Already, many countries are friendly to cryptocurrencies, and over time their number will only increase.
The next step will be the creation of their own national cryptocurrencies. After all, you must agree that cryptocurrencies have many characteristics that will make calculations both domestically and interstate payments much faster, safer and less costly.
How events will develop further, I don't even dare to suggest. So far, and the above written scenario is like fantasy.

Today, we see that Japan occupies one of the leading positions in the world in its excellent relation to crypto currencies. Crypto currencies are recognized here as a financial instrument. So the desire to learn Japanese is fully justified.
But with the Chinese language is not as clear as it might seem at first glance. The Chinese economy is developing very rapidly, and its influence on the whole world is becoming more and more. I think that in the future, China will change its attitude to crypto currencies. Just now they are probably setting the stage for this. The blockchain system itself is supported by the Chinese government. As for crypto currencies, for example, they support NEO.

PS: I admire your desire and aspiration!

I think that all over the world the percentage of people who know about crypto currencies is small. Of course, in developed countries, people know more about crypto currencies. In May 2018, a study was conducted in developed countries. The results of the study can be found at: https://cointelegraph.com/news/new-report-on-crypto-ownership-shows-majority-of-early-adopters-already-on-board.
As for the rest of the countries, everything is not so clear there. I have not seen such studies, so there is no reliable information. I suppose that in poorly developed countries the main part of the population has not even heard about crypto currencies. A certain percentage of wealthy citizens in these countries have probably heard about and owns crypto currencies.
Unfortunately today only people in developed countries with a stable economy can know about the crypto world.

First of all, the problem is that crypto currencies is difficult to control. Therefore, governments now, in my opinion, are delaying the rapid growth in the popularity of crypto currencies. They want to prepare the necessary base for their control. The question of taxation also remains open. Once these problems are solved by them, the cryptocurrency will be accepted. In my opinion.

I am sure that this issue will be solved by developers and the more developed the world becomes, the more developed will be the payment systems using Bitcoin and crypto currencies as a whole. It is the matter of time. Yes, and today the commission in the network is low.
Here it is also necessary to take into account other advantages. For example, being in another country, you are forced to convert the currency of your country into the currency of the country where you are. I am sure that you will lose money when converting. But having Bitcoin, you will no longer think about it. You simply pay for the purchase with Bitcoin and at the same time the commission for the transaction will be lower than the loss during currency conversion.
Just think globally and don't limit your mind only near future.

It is difficult to say for sure to which pointthe price will fall, but I guess that yesterday [15/11/18] we reached this level. I think this will be the last bottom this year. I also assume that in December, a bull run will begin and the correction will finally end.
Some projects moved their important events to the 4th quarter of 2018 (Stellar, Nem, Ripple), I think that they also count on the end of correction in the near future.

I think that Bitcoin will be one of the crypto currencies of the future. In developed countries, there are already restaurants, cafes and shops where you can pay for your purchase with bitcoins. And that's great.
I am sure that in the relatively near future, the states will release their electronic currencies. But the opportunity to pay for goods with Bitcoin will remain.

The whole point of traditional banking systems was to safely store and transfer valuables. This system has been built for centuries.
Now there is a blockchain that can store and transfer valuables securely and without the use of banks. Banks need to keep up with the times.
So with the help of blockchain technology, banks can improve their efficiency and reduce risks. In general, the blockchain reduces the risks of working with unknown counterparties, increases the liquidity of funds and unites people around the world.
I think it would be great if banks soon begin to use the blockchain technology everywhere.

It is not at all important that you and some other people don't believe in Bitcoin.
For 9 years, this currency is constantly growing in price. Bitcoin trading began with $1 = 1.309.03 BTC. Now [15/11/18 at 06:18 PM (GMT+1)] the bitcoin rate is $5 499,74 = 1 BTC. Interest in Bitcoin is growing every year. So your statement that everyone on the street thinks that Bitcoin is dead is not true (especially since you didn't provide statistical data on what percentage of people in the world consider it dead).
I believe that Bitcoin is an excellent means of payment and accumulation. This is the currency that is already changing the lives of its owners and the world in general. Thanks to Bitcoin, a crypto market and new monetary relations in the world have appeared.

Of course. It seems to me that people who assume that Bitcoin can become a stable coin don’t know anything about it.
At the moment, I see only one scenario for Bitcoin - the price increase. Indeed, for all the years of the existence of Bitcoin, its price is rising. Yes, the price hesitates on this path. Sometimes it grows sometimes falls. So having a currency that is constantly growing (because it has a number of characteristics necessary for growth), we can only make one conclusion; this currency cant be a stable coin.
Perhaps bitcoin is waiting for another future, but the fact that this currency will become a stable currency is impossible.

I think Bitcoin will never be stable. The cost of Bitcoin is constantly growing. Even in spite of the fact that in December 2017 the price so rapidly increased and since then it falls, this doesn't prevent us from arguing that the cost of bitcoin is constantly increasing.
Bitcoin has the largest market capitalization among all crypto currencies. Many people have already invested in Bitcoin, so interest in it will not fall. Bitcoin emission is strictly limited, so the price for it will constantly grow. Bitcoin also has a number of other characteristics that make it the most desirable crypto currency.


Conclusion. A currency that possesses such characteristics as Bitcoin cant become a stable coin.

Of course, this has and will have a negative impact on the market. I think that the split of Bitcoin cash has such a bad effect on the price of Bitcoin. People are afraid that the new fork of Bitcoin cash will take the place of Bitcoin. But, as soon as the fork happens, investors will calm down and start buying Bitcoin again. What, naturally reflected the increase in prices.

I think that the ways of taking a loan in a crypto currency will be the same as now.
For example, now there are exchangers, where everyone can exchange Fiat for cryptocurrency and vice versa. This exchanger has a certain number of different crypto currencies and Fiat. So what prevents someone in the future to occupy such a niche and issue a crypto currency on credit to everyone on the same conditions as now? Nobody. Everything will be the same as now, but instead of Fiat is  crypto currencies will be issued.

I am absolutely not worried about the situation. Even if there is a valid reason for this, then after a while Bitcoin will recover in value and continue to grow.
And at the moment from this situation, I expect a possible rebound from the bottom and the subsequent increase in prices.

I am sure that Bitcoin cant take on any responsibility, since it is just a crypto currency and it doesn't have the necessary characteristics for this
As for the reasons why people buy Bitcoin again, this is understandable and transparent. Everyone wants to make money on it (now or in the future).
When the states start using their internal state currencies, Bitcoin will already be a kind of collection item that has a huge value. And yes, I think that it will be a separate, nobody subject to any currency.

I think that Bitcoin cash doesn't have enough potential to overcome Bitcoin. Bitcoin is significantly different from all altcoins by several characteristics:
1. This is the most popular coin.
2. A large ecosystem of developers and investors.
3. To date, the usefulness of the functions that distinguishes altcoins from Bitcoin has not yet been proven. And if such usefulness is proved to be functional, then Bitcoin will also be able to adopt this property.
This all makes Bitcoin unattainable for both Bitcoin cash and other altcoins.

I don't know how accurate the forecasts of this trader, but in his theory there is a sense. In general, everything is logical.
I expect the price to approach $ 10,000 for Bitcoin by the end of this year. Let's see what will really wait for us.

Yes, these are great tips. For newcomers would be helpful to get to know them.
The main task of the trader is to keep their activities under strict control. A successful trader must plan all his moves for earlier. Cold calculation is the way to success.
No need to succumb to the syndrome of lost profits in the event of a rise in the price of a coin, because you wrote correctly, profit is profit.

I agree that the general psychological state strongly influences whether the transaction will be successful or not. If a person is in a bad psychological form, then it is better for him to avoid trading at this moment. For balance my state during transactions (which is also an important component of successful trading), I use the following method.
I clearly plan the whole deal before I start trading. I determine the point of purchase of a particular coin, then I consider two scenarios of how events will go.
The first scenario is if everything goes well and the price of the coin grows. Here I define the point of sale. The second scenario is if something went wrong and the price starts to fall. I determine the point of sale with a negative turn of events.
Next, I just clearly follow the plan. Yes, in the process I'm worried, because I really want the price to rise. But a clear adherence to the plan greatly reduces the level of stress.