Nope... Even if there is a third world war, there will be a lot of nations who are going to stay as neutral parties. For example, if the next world war is one waged by the United States against a China/Russia coalition, then countries such as India, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Myanmar.etc are likely to remain neutral.

You don't need constant charging. Many of the electric cars are having a range of 200 km to 500 km depending on the battery capacity. So you can charge the car at home and go to your office or supermarket without worrying about the availability of charging points.

Bitcoin as of now plays only a minuscule role in the world economy. So we can't say that it has the capability to improve the economic outlook of a particular country. In limited amounts, it can be beneficial to the country in the form of increased tax revenues and employment.

It is quite risky to keep the coins in an exchange wallet, but the day traders don't have any other option. Unless you are using a decentralized exchange, you can't do day trading without the coins in your exchange wallet. One of the reason why I hate day trading.

I was surprised to see this article in Forbes, as the media coverage for Bitcoin has been overwhelmingly negative during the past 2-3 months. Even I am skeptical about the prediction. It is hard to imagine Bitcoin above 10K per coin for the remaining part of this year.

It will be suicidal to invest in Bitcoin, if the value keeps on falling. And it is even more riskier, if you are short of funds and depend on loans for this investment. I would never advice this, under any circumstance. But then, it is your house and your decision.

ETH is looking a little bit over-priced right now, and if you ask me I'd favor waiting for a few more weeks to invest in that currency. But at the same time, if you have long-term investment in mind, then ETH is a good buy at current levels.

Bitcoin investors are always hoping that new peaks will be attained in the near future. But the underlying risks can't be ignored. There is always a possibility of Bitcoin getting replaced by a technologically superior coin. In such case, your entire investment will be lost.

What if the prices drop by 80% and stay there for the next 5 years? In that case you will be left homeless and either you will have to pay a substantial monthly rent, or you will have to sleep in the streets.

Even now, a lot of sites are accepting Bitcoin as a payment method. So I am not very sure whether we can classify Bitcoin purely as an investment asset. But the currency aspect is surely on the decline now.

The fee has remained at extremely low levels for the past many months. But the sharp rise in December did a lot of damage which can't be undone. A lot of sites which used to accept Bitcoin as a mode of payment stopped doing so in December 2017.

A bounce back will definitely occur, but the big question is how long it is going to take. IMO, the chances are quite slim for this year. And another question is how far the prices will go down, before the recovery can start.

The problem is that even with fiat currency there are so many options to make the payment online. We can do that payment using a credit card, or through services such as Paypal. And the problem with Bitcoin is that not too many vendors are accepting it.

China is the only country in the world that has successfully managed to counter the growing threat of Islamic fundamentalism. The Saudi inspired Salafism has spread to each and every corner of the world and this is the main problem facing Islam right now. China did the right thing by preventing the spread of Salafism and preserving the local Islamic customs. 

Those who know a lot about Islam and those who have first hand experience in living together with the Muslims are more likely to take a negative stand against Islam. In India, the Hindus from states with a past history of communal riots (Gujarat, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh.etc) are more likely to have a negative attitude towards Muslims when compared to those from states such as Tamil Nadu and Goa, where the Muslim population is small.

It is not certain though. Almost a dozen nations have nuclear capability now, including rogue nations such as Pakistan and North Korea. It will depend a lot on the sides participating in the war. If it is between the Muslims and the Christians, then there are high chances that the Pak nuclear weapons will end up with the ISIS or the Al Qaeda.

Obama cared more about the foreigners than the American citizens. Even in cases were American citizens were victimized by the foreign illegal criminals, he sided with the criminals. And just tell me one thing. If the economy is in doldrums, it is going to effect everyone, right?

Whenever someone talks about gender equality, I remember the case of two ladies. They are Marissa Mayer and Ursula Burns. The former was the one who was responsible for the death of Yahoo!, while the latter single-handedly destroyed Xerox. Why can't we have CEOs based on the merit, rather than gender?

See the arrogant language used by this lady. What does she think she is? The Americans are playing with fire, and their arrogance will result in their downfall. Already the Russians and the Chinese are joining hands to oppose the US.

If you don't have the patience, then neither trading nor holding will work for you. What happened in December 2017 was an exception. Bitcoin will not give you 400% returns every month. It depends on a lot of factors, including your luck.