Because cash is taxable and is centralized

It isn't a secret but a trick. Google search "Bitcoin Freelance Jobs" and you can see lists of websites that allow you to earn money doing computer tasks like Photoshop, article writing, video editing, what have you.

I earn 0.08 to 0.3 btc within a month doing these tasks back in the day when I'm not employed yet. I still do it to occasionally after work and I earn 0.06 btc doing small tasks.

Bitcoin for anonymous banking. I like it because the government has no control, yet. I also like the way you can store bitcoins on your phone, acting as a bitcoin bank and it is even linked to the master so you can access your funds with any phone

iPhone 5C. iPhones are good for business or work matters because of the wide range of productivity apps. I like Apple products because they stay premium unlike some Samsung Galaxy series where they have J7 A4 and what have you. I also use a 3310 for emergency purposes! I haven't yet upgraded to latest iPhone iterations because I have no reason to and my phone is still as good as new thanks to otterbox cases. I almost entirely use this forum via the iPhone.

I'm more of a body building nerd and a dominant type

I see it as more convenient way to reward players as you just have to send a specific bitcoin amount to their wallet and done, simple.

"What doesn't kill me only makes me better"  Ultron

it happened to me too I received 0.003 btc. I just kept it though. I used it to pay for transaction fees.

Hi I'm creating a PC parts shop in my area that will accept and promote bitcoin as payment but I don't have enough funds yet and so I'm looking for crowd funding services that pays in bitcoin.

Do you know some?

I choose bitcoin rather than kick starter or go fund me because bitcoin prices go up overtime.

That will not happen not in 10 to 30 years.

Freelancing for bitcoins if you have skills.

Not yet as I only got to know bitcoin last September 2016 I regret not trying it since I heard of it in 2013. I must own maybe 5 btc now. But, I now own 0.38 btc I earned from free lancing. I also joined sig campaign to earn small btc.

Hello everyone, I'll share my method of converting my bitcoin into cash. I transfer my bitcoins to my Coin Base wallet and then go to Coin Base website, login into my wallet, go to buy/sell section and then I sell a portion of my Bitcoins for PayPal balance. After that I login into PayPal and I withdraw a portion of my PayPal balance to one of my connected bank accounts with PayPal. I then wait a week and then go to an ATM and bam! I withdraw cash from my bitcoins!

You can lend them to gain interest and watch them grow. You can then exchange them for cash using coin base buy/sell bitcoin platform or find a trusted trader on localbitcoins.

You may have heard of Coin Base, a bitcoin buy/sell place and wallet. That's convenient since it partnered with PayPal, it made things easier for me when I want to exchange my bitcoins into PayPal balance for purchasing computer parts online. I can cash-out my PayPal balance by withdrawing them to my bank account and then just wait 7 business days and go to the nearest ATM.

Yes indeed if you haven't heard a bank in my country, the friggin Philippines, just started accepting bitcoin as investment and remittance. I look forward to seeing bitcoin ATM machines so I can easily convert my precious Bitcoins into cash in real time, no need to go online and trade.

Yes I have 4 btc in total all from freelancing and social media campaigns. I still haven't spend a single btc because I can't find a local store in my country to spend it. I found the localbitcoins site and I see some trusted users can trade Bitcoins for PayPal balance to spend online but but... I'm too scared to transact because I fear I might lose my 1 btc. Do you think it's safe to trade 1 btc for PayPal balance?

Coinbase would have been convenient if only it was supported in my frigging country. I have 4 btc and I'll only convert it to cash if safer methods began appearing

So there are Dota tournaments to win bitcoins. I'm interested.

No, I will save some as funding for school. But when they graduate college or highschool, I want them to earn their own bitcoins. I will save a portion as failsafe fund though.

I like to buy one of those luxury armored SUVs so i can drive through the dangerous crime-prone corners of the streets like in Detroit, with confidence. One good thing about them is the wheels are designed to run flat. The SUV can take much beating even being hit with an RPG head-on. That's what they advertise.

If you give me a Ferrari, I'll sell it for an armoured SUVs!!!