I am torn, because my thesis of 'ease of adoption' seems to be playing out and in general it is a long way from being fully played out, which by itself is supportive of greater price appreciation.  But, at the moment, my concerns are winning out and I'd be taking some chips, or bits, as the case may be, off the table.

Base from my recent post "Does bitcoin could be call a job?" I have read your opinions regarding to that. Doing these things is a form of earning money basically we have income. So does it need to be taxed? Because this is also a source of income, and we might call it as a job? 

The global empire is tired.  Its real economic output is being surpassed by new, rising powers.  It has issued so much debt that there's no hope of really paying it back.  Its people are used to the good life and are less productive than before, and its prices are too high and can't come down without a disaster.  It has been hit by financial crisis after financial crisis.  Everyone in the know is saying the empire's days are numbered.

But the empire has one last trick.  It manages to get the bankers and politicians in all major economies to change their monetary system so totally that the empire is suddenly much wealthier.  (Don't ask me why those countries agreed to it!)  The empire lasts another half-century in splendor and comfort.

2010s America?  Good guess, but it was 1870s Britain.  Britain talked the US, Germany and France into abandoning silver as money and using gold exclusively.  The Bank of England, which had gold but not silver, suddenly got rich, relatively.

Perhaps, the reason why the US and Germany foolishly abandoned silver was , like Napoleon said, bankers have no loyalty to their countries.

We've seen this movie before.  Substitute cryptocurrencies for gold, and gold for silver, and it's the same script.  More or less.  I suspect it will end the same way.

I'll suggest you use bittrex, I've been using bittrex for a few years, and I'm sure till now bittrex is one of the best exchange sites.

This pattern is so familiar with (decent) altcoins right now that I'm just a bit unsure of what the best strategy is:

1.) Stay in the trade and hope that 33% btc value loss is recovered or
2.) Exit the trade without much loss in most cases and trade elsewhere (I guess I also need to get over my attachment to certain altcoins).

Or any other advice & suggestions would obviously be welcome.

What will happen with Blockchain technology in the next 50 years?

Hello!

i was wonderning, how much time do you think it will take for all the bitcoins to be mined? And once all the bitcoins are mined how will that affect the price?

What do you think the next altcoin under
$5, that will jump to 10 or 20?
EOS, Raiden Network, Power??

Sir I have a question about the free re-audit of twitter, Does it include the removal of fake followers? or just a pure re-audit on the twitter account?  
Thank you sir  

I think you guys think we are here to joke🙄🙄, 100 doge, just 0.2$ not even worth 1dollars for promoting ur twitter page??, count me out

What you have to offer will be beneficial not only for India. It would be beneficial for all. But I do not see the possible solutions to the decline in prices for microtransactions. The miners do not want to lose profits. And the worst part is that they don't want to negotiate. We've all seen their attack on bitcoin.

Let us take a different angle this time.

Western governments and central banks would like us to believe the rise of cryptos is due to supply and demand, and that they will not and should not interfere.

But would that make sense from the elites' point of view?  It might make sense to suppress cryptos and eliminate competition against the assets they issue, which are the basis of their power and wealth.  Call this case A.  It might also make sense to use cryptos to support their assets, by buying a lot early so they can (effectively) peg their money against cryptos in future.  Call this case B.  It would *not* make sense to let market forces decide the fate of cryptos.

For centuries, the Western elites have artificially suppressed the value of gold and silver.  (The 'gold standard' was just one of such schemes.)  Markets for money and key financial assets have never been free in modern humanity (with the possible exception of the Italian Renaissance at the start of this period.)  There's no reason to believe that, today, all of a sudden, they are.

Judging by the price movements and official actions recently, case B is looking more likely than case A.

To be a good detective, you have to think like a criminal.  To be a good macro investor, you have to think like the elites.

I found etherdelta and hitbtc are more reliable and most of my tokens quickly listed in these exchanges either from Ico , airdrop or bounty these exchanges will take most of the newly introduced coins.

Hello web, I have some question/s since I bet still no one asks this and didn't mention on the OP on how you choose the future winners for this contest? is it through random.org? or whatsoever...

I want to ask, how many participants will receive the prize? or just one person.

Thank's

Actually true, I bought this twitter audit pro, and and it actually worked. Previously I have 39% fake followers, and now I have actually 0-1%.

This useful service.
How much cost Reaudit Pro?
Also I'm interested.. Will be automatic remove Fake/bot followers?

You've missed the point, which still stands. A lot of people who think they own Bitcoin actually don't at all. Until only you own the private keys to your wallet, you have absolutely no control over what happens to your coins, and no way of ever verifying if the exchange actually has your coins.

Sure, some exchanges can prove some of their actual Bitcoin balances, but in general most cannot reliably prove solvency. You must have not heard of all the problems with major exchanges to believe they have the system fixed.

And the point is, even if they do, you still have to trust that they will honour your Bitcoin withdrawals.

I did mention this yesterday... why I feel mass use and mass adoption is falsely expanded by a lot of newcomers who actually don't own nor use Bitcoin.