If you will doubt if Bitcoin is good investment every time when the price goes down then it's better not to deal with it at all. Expecting that you will only make profit and never face loss it's not realistic and beleiveing that because of that Bitcoin is bad investment isn't rational.
There isn't any type of investment that will bring you only profit all the time. That doesn't exist, what comes up must come down, sooner or later.

Are you serious? You really think that Trump can influence the Bitcoin price? Get real, that makes no.sense.
It's just another conspiracy theory that Bitcoin users seems to love so much but there isn't any connection between Trump's statements on Twitter or elswhere and Bitcoin price moving in positive or negative way.

This has been said here thousand of time, don't panic and don't sell every time when price goes down. However, the same story happens every time and I guess people will never learn.
For me this is just another price correction that didn't surprise me but I don't think that price will go below 6000$ or even lower. Just buy more coins, that is my advice.

That feature is still not working. Addresses that I have in wallet are not showing and I can't pick them from the menue but when I try to enter them again it says they already exist. It seems they can't fix the problem.

Btw.does anyone has problem with endless sync on.Mycelium? After a last update this morning my wallet is constantly syncing and I can't use it at all.

What will happen after cryptocurrencies? Who knows that and who can tell how long will they last so when this " after" will come. To my opinion cryptocurrencies could only be replaced by more advantced technology but I don't think this is going to happen any time soon. Cryptocurrencies are actually only at the begininig and they still have a long way to grow and develope.

Never say never and when it comes to Bitcoin nothing is impossibe. We can never say what is the lowest or the highest level that Bitcoin price can go to.
Now it's around 7500$ but doesn't mean it can't go lower. 10000$ isn't some kind of magic boundary that can't be crossed and both ways.

Gold always had a value for human kind and that probably will never change. However, in the digital era it's oldfashioned and as far as I.know countries don't back up their national currencies in gold anymore. That is why remains unclear how could gold help to start over. Maybe for individuals but not for economy and financial systems in general.

It's always good decision to diversify your funds and same applies for possible recession.
To be ensured as much as possible I would split funds into Bitcoin, gold but fiat too. Stable currencies will not collapse just like that and over night so it's good to cover all combinations and to stay flexible enough to switch if necessary.

Nothing that would be surprising. Millennials are generation that grew in digital era and they are very close to new technologies and digitization, they are natural to them and gold and real estate are part of physical not virtual world, that is why they are not so close to them. Also, they accept risk easier than older generations and don't have prejudice.

Trading is based on Bitcoin volatility. If it wasn't that feature there will be also no trading, volatility is the reason why traders make profit.
On the other hand that is not good stability of economic or financial system. Imagine how would look like if you were paid in voalatile currency or if economy would depend on volatile coins, that is not good for prosperity. That is why we need stable coins and why Bitcoin will not become mainstream currency.

Personally I don't believe that price bubble will happen after halving or that halving will bring some bigger changes in the market. Many expect to see big price pump but I don't think this will happen. Price will not rise fast and in bigger range, I expect more moderate prise rise.

Again another suspicious Bitcoin expert and another conspiracy theory and theory about whales.
I think that some people are just trying to find their five minutes of glory and get attention for their own interests. I wouldn't take this prediction seriously and definetely wouldn't react with selling, that wouldn't be a good idea.

These are all speculations and guessing but actualy there is no proof of pattern of Bitcoin price behaviour at the end of the year. Some claim the price always falls and some that always rises at the end of the year but I would tell there are no other market rules or conditions that are different for end of the year compared to the rest of it.
Also, Google doesn't influence the price of Bitcoin, there is no connection.

Sometimes people accept more risk than they can take, make wrong decisions and overestimate their limits and possibilities, sometimes they are just reckless and don't know or don't care enough about safety and security. Such loss is bery expensive but also very efficient school if the lesson is learned.

Maybe it sounds strange but you get used with time not to react on every negative price movement and potential loss. You learn how to asses and accept the risk and what are your limits. That comes with experience and you become aware that too much emotions you don't control brings you too much stress and potential bad decisions.
But emotion control comes with time unless you are naturaly ice cold.

As far as I know banks are testing blockchain technology for a while. If they decide to implement it that will be a big progress and benefit for clients and it contribute to better transparency and more confidence into banking system. But that still doesn't mean that banks will embrace cryptocurrencies too.

No, China will not ban Bitcoin  no matter what some say and the situation in Iran might get complicated although I beleive that Bitcoin enthusiasts will find their way.
Regarding the price rise expectations are not real and far exaggerated as always but it's nice to see that people are optimists. However, many of them will end in bitter disappointment.

I guess many of those who decided to create a new coin dream to achieve the same success as Bitcoin or even bigger. Profit is definetely the biggest motive but there is no guarantee that new coin will be successful so there is always risk of failure.
Look.just how many ICO's have failed so think twice before you decide to go to adventure of creating a new crypto.

I don't think that this fear is present in some larger extend. China isn't example of country of freedom so people there are used to different restrictions. However, government didn't implement ban on Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency so I guess there isn't problem to use them.

We've all gone through newbie phase and made mistakes. Important thing is to learn from that and not repeat it. But losses are inevitable and sooner or later we all face it, even in experienced phase.
However, it's important to know how to deal with that and to know where are your limits.
Combined with lack of experience and knowledge plus strong desire to get rich over night makes newbie traders vulnerable. So, important lesson to learn is how to deal with risk and to be aware of it all the time.