I used to use blockchain.info because it seemed like the majority of the Bitcoin community was using it, so I trust it. Now I use blockr.io only because coinbase is using it.

Paper wallets will only be as secure as how you keep it. Remember the phrase: A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Although paper wallets are much more secure than offline and much more than online wallets, you may have an accident with your precious piece of paper. So keep it somewhere secure, preferably in a safe.

I heard about Bitcoin a number of years ago on YouTube, but I wasn't interested at the time. Late 2013, when the price of Bitcoin skyrocketed, was when I actually got into Bitcoin. I started mining using my computer (which wasn't a good idea) and used faucets (which wasn't a good idea either).

Yes, it is a good long term investment to buy 1 Bitcoin today. The price of Bitcoin seems to as low as it will get in the near future, so buying one now would be a good choice. However, there is still a chance for the price to drop. Investment is always risky, but buying 1 Bitcoin isn't a bad idea.

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I do not believe that Bitcoin will replace fiat in the near future. The reason for this is that people fear digital money, and think that because it is virtual, it is dodgy. Now I don't believe that, and think that it is the best online currency. It is the best, and will continue to be.

The days for CPU mining have long gone. People now mine using ASICs, which are very powerful machines designed to only mine Bitcoin (Bitcoin mining ASICs, that is). Even with them, it is only profitable if you are in a region with low electricity costs or a place where electricity is free. However, you can go and try mining some altcoin instead. I'm sure you'll earn more from mining altcoin than mining Bitcoin.

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Yes, you can mine with a dual core CPU, even with a single core CPU. But the days for CPU mining have long gone, same for GPUs and FGPAs. People now mine using ASICs. Even with them, it is only profitable if you are in a region with low electricity costs or a place where electricity is free. With a dual core CPU, you're going to earn barely even dust.

Is Tremor Games the site that allows you to complete online tasks such as watching videos, completing surveys and playing Flash games? For you to earn that $2, how long did it take?

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So you gamble OR mine? If you do mine Bitcoin, do you have special hardware, such as ASICs, to mine them? Do you make a profit from mining? Only asking because my experience with mining Bitcoin using my computer and a USB ASIC miner over 2 years ago was a pretty bad idea. I mined for a few hours and racked up 500 satoshis. I just gave up Bitcoin mining right after that.
Also, what are "got sites"?

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