Just give any one of the address will do. On the last part, I don't see option for you to delete address. You can decide to freeze it though, meaning that you can't send any coins or spend it from that address.

Wow...I couldn't grasp all the calculation despite having read through until the end but hey, that's a nice figure. For me, even if I have 1000, I will still yearn for more. Nothing is a lot of me.

Well at least he got the guts to take the chance and put everything into what he believes. Maybe right now, people can criticize but if one day bitcoin price goes up to more than 1000, we will revisit this thread and thought, hey he really did the right thing.

Is there by any chance people are putting off their plan to buy bitcoin and wait until the hard fork is over? If it is, then if I sell now and I don't buy back in time, there's a possibility that I'll have to buy back at much higher price.

If adoption is higher, I suppose with more demand that would most likely have positive impact on the price. If that is what he meant in the first place even though he didn't directly imply price

I'm sure this will be sorted out soon. There's really nothing hanky panky about the app in the first place. With the option to select transaction fee, I find that it gives more control over how the way you handle transaction when you can adjust it higher or lower to speed up the confirmation. That could be misunderstood in a way by google.

Who say those who took on a risk did not work at all? I have a day job and basically part of the earnings I get were put into bitcoin. Just a small portion currently. I would say the other group was envy if this ever becomes a success. And they would criticize just because they don't believe what others think. To sums up everything, I still work for my share of coins.

It's really sad that bitcoin get embroiled and becomes the center point of this whole argument. What needs to be worked out here is basically mutual understanding to be reached between both parties. I'm a bitcoin supporter but what the guy did wasn't correct in the first place because basically he made all the decision by himself.

If you are storing on an online wallet, there is no guarantee that your coin will be safe. I would suggest you opt for electrum. I don't know why you have doubts because basically if you noted down or remember the 12 word seed, you can recover your coins just about from anywhere.

There are times that even the charts and indicators are wrong. I just keep my options open. If it goes lower, then I'll buy more. If it goes up, then probably there's nothing much I can do anyway. Just hope for the best.

Well, I used to develop that kind of feeling after seeing the price crash from 500 to where it is right now. To lift my own confidence I would just tell myself to look forward long term instead of hoping the price would miraculously rise tomorrow. Wait for the halving, that is what I look forward to right now.

I suppose this has something to do related to the MyCoin disappearance?

If Greece exit Euro, wouldn't that essential make euro stronger. It might send a jolt to the market, that probably would have positive impact on btc price but in long term, I don't think so. Probably more significant is the total collapse of euro.

I'm a bit skeptical on whether the next block reward halving expected to take place in late 2016 may have profound effect of eliminating all but the most efficient miners but I'm very sure the following halving will really make the difference. I've given myself another 5 years for bitcoin.

Adoption rate was much lower during the early years and I expect things to pick up further. Something like an exponential graph rather than a linear straight line of growth.

Same here due to some legal reasons. For now I'll just have to take the long route by sending the money to exchangers to purchase bitcoin. Hope to see it become a reality someday.

Now this is one statement that I don't like to hear. It might give wrong perception to people especially people who are new to bitcoin.

I don't expect anything out of extraordinary to happen or took place during that meeting that is going to impact or change the bitcoin scenario. Probably just a casual face-to-face meetup to share how cool their bitcoin experience was.

If someone with his stature and reputation is telling me to give only 2 years, I'll definitely go with it and in fact, it's a bonus. I've personally placed a 5 years target though.

Oh my, not again. This is big. If it is true, it will definitely cripple investors confidence that they have towards bitcoin.