It's really to early to say for sure. Yes, it's very possible, but bitcoin CAN fail in the future (I hope not). And who knows? Maybe an altcoin instead will reach mass adoption. One things for sure though, it won't be soon, probably not in our lifetime; and I hope I'm wrong.

Another good news for bitcoin. I've heard in other forums that Koreans take a good percentage of userbase in various forums. Not sure how much effect would this have on the prices though, as I think some Koreans were already into bitcoin trading even before the legalisation.

No. Theres no point for them to ask for bitcoins and then refund it afterwards. Like the others said, this is to prevent registration spam due to multiple account registrations from the IP address your VPN is using.

Ask yourself first. How would bitcoin make you richer without a job? Do you have millions and millions of dollars to invest that you can live off the profits from your investments? or are you just gonna join those shitty investment/doubler scams?

He must be so rich now. (unless he sold for lower)

I myself don't look back at old transactions. I've spent a good chunk of bitcoin when it was at the 600-700 dollar range and calculating it to the current price makes me sick. LOL

You earn BTC while playing arcade games? How will the mall/arcade center make a profit though if they pay the players Bitcoins, instead of the other way around like it should be on most businesses?

Yo edit your post and remove your private key

Depends what device you are using. On android, I prefer the Copay app. On windows, the Electrum app. On iOS, the Breadwallet app.

Just test some wallets out. And just use what you're comfortable with.

You may be right. But they did this to simply make their jobs easier. Imagine all the possible complaints Bittrex users can make. I only wished they made an announcement maybe 2 days before they disabled deposits and withdrawals.

You can still trade btc for altcoins tho.

Not sure about this. People were expecting a crash too this weekend, hoping that it will be like last weekend. But it didn't crash. I honestly don't see why it would crash next weekend, but let's see. I'm also hoping. Didn't buy enough lastweek.

At first I didn't agree with having death penalty. But when you watch the news and see all those fucked up things people do without remorse, most likely you would want them dead too, especially if you're connected to the victims. The only problem is false accusations. Lets say they hang a killer because of manslaughter and after a week later they realized that he wasn't the real killer, well shit. You cant bring the life of that man back. as opposed to just jailing them.

I want this to happen. But to be honest, it's very unlikely. People are only going to pay in some crypto if only they get something in return. People don't invest in ICOs only because they support the new technology, they also do it because they get something in return that can be potentially higher in value compared to what they invested. Your idea is not impossible, but I think it's pretty hard to plan and create.

Do you store all your bitcoins on Xapo and Zebpay? Just to let you know, I'm not sure if Zebpay is good, but storing bitcoins on wallets whereas you don't have access to your private keys is a very bad idea. Store the larger amounts of your bitcoins on a hardware wallet like Trezor and Ledger Nano S. Or atleast use wallets whereas you have access to your private keys, like Electrum and Mycelium. Look em up. Better safe than sorry.

Yep. I think so, if they don't change their minds. But I don't think there's something you should be worried about honestly. Segwit is locked in. The price of bitcoin wouldn't crash most probably. And if it would, it would be a very small dip I'm pretty sure.

Is this crypto news site legit? Haven't heard of it unfortunately.

If this is true, then this is really HUGE. I always thought Sia was ahead of the file storage game, also because I've heard that some developers left Storj recently. But damn hero goes Storj with the big news. FileZilla is one of the most famous file storage sites I think.

At first the thing that attracted me to bitcoin is that I could send funds without account registrations and stuff, and also because in the past I had no paypal and credit card. With that reason itself I already got hooked. And when I knew about it being decentralized, I was just purely amazed.

These kinds of scams have been around since forever. They're called phishing sites. There's been alot of phishing sites made for wallet sites like myetherwallet, etc. The best thing you can do is just report them to Google and warn others.

What costs are you trying to prevent or reduce? transaction fees are like $4 tops. I think that's cheap enough to send £20k. The only downside of this is you need to teach him how to sell the bitcoins via the GDAX, since I think that's the exchange that Coinbase uses.

You know what the best choice is? It is to decide on your own and not rely on other people's ideas and predictions.
You have internet connection. Therefore you have access to almost every articles on the internet about cryptocurrencies. If you're lazy, investing is not fore you. Simple as that.

Why would they ask for $2 and then refund it? Lol

They required payment because probably some other users registered to bitcointalk using the same IP that you're in. The payment is just to prevent the spamming of account registrations.

Can you be more specific? Your question is very vague. Is it to trade for other cryptocurrencies? Trade for FIAT?

I suggest that you edit your post. Give us a more specific question. We honestly can't help you with that kind of question.