It must be a very good thing, because in most countries there are no physical places to spend Bitcoin. In fact, I think even in third world countries there are people taking initiatives and adopting the currency in physical stores, but the number of options should be rather limited, as such individuals certainly offer services in a few locations.

It seems that backroll investment is an investment that can in fact give good returns. I think the tricky part of this is finding the right casino to invest in, because there is a great variety of it. In all of then, it is necessary to analyze different aspects, especially the reputation of them and the percentage of gains that can be obtained through the investment.

After the invention of the internet, one can say that blockchain technology is the most revolutionary innovation of recent years. It's not just me saying that, but these are also the words of many experts studying different technologies, and their impact on the economy and society.

Well, trading is probably also for those who are gaining experience, but obviously one should not invest large sums of money if the individual does not have enough knowledge to manage this type of investment. It is not just trading that is unpredictable job. I think that every investment has a certain level of unpredictability, the successful investor is the one who knows how to reduce such risks in the best way possible.

Trum's victory will likely have some impact on Bitcoin, but I don't think the impact will be as significant compared to the effect of other events. I think it all depends on the number of users who adopt the currency over the years, and this requires projects and marketing so that the currency reaches a larger number of people.

I think that the arrival of Bitcoin ETFs this year may bring benefits to Bitcoin. In addition, there are other projects being developed by major investors, such as Kim Dotcom, whose purpose is to facilitate the use of Bitcoin for mainstream adoption.

This is something that may help, but it will certainly take much more than that... You need to be knowledgeable about blockchains and per-to-per technologies. Depending on the project, several developers may be required, with different skills. In addition, it is necessary to promote the cryptocurrency.

This is a very ambitious project, but Kim Dotcom has already been able to deliver great products in the past. Maybe this time he succeeds in that. If it is something that can bring benefits to the ecosystem, I think people should support it. But I've read somewhere that for a project to be possible on this scale, it is necessary for SegWit to be activated first, which is something difficult under current circumstances.

When I met Bitcoin, I also had the impression that it was a currency made for darknet markets, mainly due to the news involving silkroad. But now I see that this is not the main purpose of Bitcoin.
First, It is a currency that allows things to be done with greater transparency, since the transactions can be consulted in the blockchain. Also, Bitcoin is not as untraceable as some people think, that's why there are some altcoins trying to implement more features to make them more private.

There are many other countries that take such measures. The upside is that, since governments are recognizing that Bitcoin has value, as a digital asset, many people are becoming interested in knowing what Bitcoin is and how to invest in it. The downside is that the government tries, in this way, to exert influence over Bitcoin, who should not be interfered with by centralized institutions. In any case, Bitcoin continues to be decentralized, since it is the user's choice to pay the tax or not.

The gains that can be obtained through altcoins trading are higher, in fact, due to the greater volatility that there is in that market. But the chances of making the right moves are smaller, as it is a more unpredictable market compared to other markets. Moreover, it is difficult to choose the right altcoin to invest, since once there are a large number of altcoins, this can make the investor be confused when choosing this.

This in fact is something that can make one get addicted to it. If the individual does not identify the right time to stop, he/she may end up making moves that should not, and taking unnecessary risks. This is something that needs to be controlled, whether in gambling or investments, as the consequences of this can be financial losses.

Yeah, these are good examples. I also had the opportunity to buy some games using steam. This makes things quite simple. There are people who already use it for other purposes, like paying bills or recharging the cell phone.

With regard to price manipulation, I also think they have a high degree of influence and, according to some experts, China is responsible for part of the price drop that has been occurring in recent weeks. But it does not make much sense to say that they have control over Bitcoin, which remains the most decentralized currency in existence.

The rest of the world also has strong influence over the currency, events that occurred in India last year, for example, also had an impact on price. Therefore, one can conclude that Bitcoin is a currency connected with the global economy, so it would be very difficult for anyone to control the price.

That depends on the investor. There is a consensus among most experts that Bitcoin has high potential to be a rewarding investment in the long run. However, not all users can hold it for a long time, many individuals need a way to make a profit on a daily basis. Therefore, one must strive to learn to have the correct timing and thus have better chances of buying Bitcoin at the best rates.

I also don't think that investing in gambling is a good way to make a profit, but probably investing in casino bankroll is something with a much greater potential for returns and a risk level that, according to some users, is acceptable. I would not invest a lot of money in any way. I think that in crypto, almost all investment are quite risky under the current circumstances.

Well, the fact of being the first cryptocurrency is something that gives a lot of advantages to Bitcoin, but surely that is only one aspect... What really makes Bitcoin to have the value it has at the moment is the fact that the technology works efficiently, and with a level of decentralization not reached by other currencies. In addition, there is a team of dedicated developers, who contributed to Bitcoin being what it is today.

Certainly focus and dedication are things that can increase the odds of success in trades. However, this alone is probably not enough... it is also necessary to find good sources of information, which allow to be updated, in time, with respect to what happens in the market. Information has a high value in any market, especially in the cryptocurrency market.

I think it is something worth learning. At the moment, it seems that the media and people do not give much importance to smart contracts, but there is a lot of potential that, probably in less than a decade, this may be the next big thing. I'm not sure if Ethereum is the right way to do this, though. There are a number of scalability issues that can make smart contracts unviable if the platform becomes popular.

It is very unlikely that he/she/they appear now to say what the best procedure is, but there are many competent developers working on it, and from what I know, it seems that segwit is not the only thing proposed by them... There is also another solution called FlexTrans, but I'm not sure if this would be a better solution.

Several signs indicate that, in fact, many things can improve in the economy and this could certainly help the dollar, but I don't think this would have a positive effect on Bitcoin. If people start to trust the dollar more, they will have less incentive to look for alternatives. But there is also a risk that the global economy will go through serious problems in the coming years... if this happens, more people may look to Bitcoin as a solution to such problems.