I don't know where did people get that value of 3500$  and whx are they always coming back to it. Currently we are having some slight correction and no indicators are showing that price might fall so deep. No room for panic or drama, price will recover but we have to be aware that more corrections will follow.

Extra caution.is always a good thing, it can't never be too much. Even before that information I always double checked. New technologies often exclude human factor or  put it to minimun and it's good to use advantages that gives us but  always be aware of potential issues.

Wirex is quite safe and secure for buying Bitcoins with credit card. The rates are not the most favourable but that is the price you have to pay for convenience of buying Bitcoins with credit card. Although I'm not sure if Wirex is available for your country.
And I would not advice you to buy Bitcoin from individuals or not trusted services, the risk is too high.

Absolutely true. Cryptocurrencies are not threath to fiat currencies and their existance. I don't know why someone thinks that cryptocurrencies could replace fiat money at first place. No state in the world would give up their currencies and economies. Also, to my opinion any economy and financial system based only on cryptocurrencies is not sustainable.

I don't have big expectations in sense of price rise. Currently we are experiencing one more price correction and I suppose there will be some more until end of the year. However, I don't expect some major price fall but there will be no significant price rise either. If we touch 10000$ by the end of the year that will be success.

Maybe that is another attempt to save themselves from bankrupcy but that still doesn't mean they will succeed. Mining is still profitable for large companies but not that much as before and the question is if they will be able to make enough profit for successful running of business.

I don't think that comparing trading ideas with others is very wise thing. It's good to learn something new all the time but if you compare yourself all the time with others you might start doubt in yourself and think that everyone else is more successful than you and that you are doing something wrong. Have confidence in your own experience.

I don't agree that people are losing interest for Bitcoin. Those who are only looking for fast profit will maybe give up soon but still I think that Bitcoin now already has respectable community. Maybe it's not so much in focus because the price isn't spectaculary high but loyal, constant community exist and it's spreading further, of that I'm convinced.

Well, since so many users claim that the price and market are being controlled and manipulated I wonder where all decentralization and independency of Bitcoin have gone? Is there then any difference of crypto compared to traditional currencies and financial system? It seems that we are having two systems that are actually the same if all this is true.

As we are approching to the end of the year we can say that 2019 didn't get anything spectacular to Bitcoin and its users. Although there is still some time left I don't expect some major price changes to happen, not in positive or negative way. In best case the price might end at about 10000$ by the end of the year.
So I guess those who expected 20000$ or more might get disappointed once again.

I think to have some advanced order feature that would be fast and could function without delay under high pressure of requires. Then fast and expert customer service that you don't have to wait for days to solve the issues. Also flat withdrawal rate would be nice to have.

If you are involved in Bitcoin, especialy as a trader, it's inevitable that you will feel both. You can't escape stress and happines comes as a reward for successful trading and profit.
The key is to maintain the balance and not to allow the stress to become dominant. But for that takes time and experience, to learn how to control emotions and to to hurt yourself with too much stress.
In the other hand the right amount of stress and exciting could be a motivation to move further.

It's not only about manipulation, it's about the profit, that is the main mechanism that stimulans banks. At their current estimation their own coins wouldn't be supported at the market by the users and wouldn't give them profit. In fact the impact might be just the opposite so banks will not decide to go into such adventure.

Like anything else, Bitcoin is not perfect. But users need to learn how to accept bad sides and benefit the most from the good sides.
Volatility is for some week point but for some is advantage that enables traders to make the profit. So some things also depend point of view.
Similar refers also to scalability, ireversible transactions and other issues.

Exactly, it's about approach. I think that things are shown out of context. I wouldn't say that cryptocurrencies itself pose a risk to banks but unregulated cryptocurrencies without defined legal framework pose a risk.
On the other way it's true that cryptocurrencies in current forn don't represent a risk or impact to global financial system because formaly they are not a part of it.
Banks are also aware that cryptocurrencies are here to stay but they are also trying to find the way for cryptocurrencies to be part of financial and economy system without negative impact and properly regulated.

ETH is a good, solid coin and worth investing but still I would always give advantage to Bitcoin. It's more profitable and more aplicable in real world.
However if you have enough funds to invest and you want to diversify your investment then ETH is good aditional choice.

Somehow I doubt that he is personaly engaden in supporting Bitcoin just because this is his attitude. Probably there are some strong political reasons behind that, probably connected with Russia like you penzioner.
I don't know how much real power president has  in Ukraine but somehow I doubt that he can push positive Bitcoin regulation on his own.

Probably something like that happened. People often don't even pay attention where and what they click and later they are surprised when something happens. Awareness of security needs is extremly low.  Education of people about security and potential issues in virtual space is a must.

It's true that Bitcoin is all about decentralization and sice governments and their institutions are centralized by nature they are in some kind of colition
However, I wouldn't say that cryptocurrencies are threat  to governments and in majority of cases they don't think that way about cryptocurrencies. This is kind of exaggerated theory.
Governments are aware that cryptocurrencies have become a part of their  societies so now they are trying to find the way how to put them into framework. That is how I see it.

I don't agree that only one person, no matter who he/she is and how great who/she is can help with Bitcoin adoption.
What we need is systematic aproach and global promotion through different chanels, media, expert gatherings, awarness campaigns and similar. One person could be "the face" of some Bitcoin campaign but it can't do everything on its on.