If you are into android, there's quite a number of pay per download programs available in google play with some which pays something like 0.5mbtc per download. But however, the payout limit is quite high so you might want to consider whether it is worth doing it.   

That's great news indeed! There was a post where Amagi Metals did the same to offer options for their staff to get paid in bitcoin and now, it's Overstock. It's good to see we are making progress, step-by-step towards more adoption.

Where I stay people are quite oblivion about existence of bitcoin, nevertheless it's even rare to find shops that accept bitcoin as payment mode. But never mind, I still use it for internet purchases, paying for services I acquire in the forum and such, so it still holds some value as people will readily accept it.

The problem is when it comes to consensus that is when we consider the size of the network which is too big to control. If we take exception in this address and start implementing some from control, what would happen if there is another hack similar to it and people start to make request? A person or organization needs to be held accountable for their own actions especially security.

I already bought at 280 but I still have some fund left. Initially I set another buy order at 250 level which later decided to cancel as I saw the price tanking too fast. Anyway for now, I'm still on the sideline waiting for the right time.

Nice. If only every company adopts the same approach like what AM is doing. Even on my own, what I do is I set aside a certain percentage of my salary into a specific investment fund which I'm currently using it to buy bitcoin.

It's not absolute but despite what I have come across and read thus far, my outlook on bitcoin still remains positive. Nobody is going to dump bitcoin. If all the miners decided to stop, there will still be people willing to contribute hashrate. Price when low will encourage more people to take notice and buy bitcoin.

It's amazing how things changed...If only you wish there were 1000 btc which initially you have to intention to use but later forgot everything about it.

If your main idea is purely for investment, then by all means just make it simple and buy the coin. And it's so happen that the price is currently so cheap right now that makes it worthwhile. If you are into cloud mining, basically it's more like a gamble but there will not be any guarantee so it's up to you.

Did my part to make sure blockchain wins. Also, it would be great if they give credit to bitcoin.

And currently left with only 89 btc to keep as a memorabilia. And I wonder if all those will be emptied out by tomorrow. Any who are the persons buying all the coins? I wonder.

Well even if you move all your coins away, there will be still some guys coming along to fill the gap and offer theirs just to earn that paltry 0.5% interest.

Each with their very own opinion and I just wonder how they managed to get along and sit on the same table.

I'm pretty optimistic here. The price is slowing crawling its way up (although a bit slow) but we can see it making small gains. As long as it can maintain the trend, it's good enough.

Well you do have a good point there and I think when it comes to implementation, it won't be that hard as long as the two groups of people, one as bitcoin expertise, another as chartered accountant, can team up and work together to achieve the common goal.

I hope what is more important is that after the incident at least they know where the loopholes are and have taken the measures to upgrade their security. Also, what I'm interested is how the coins get lost to the attacker? SQL injection, I'm not sure... but certainly it's not that easy to get hacked in the first place.

I'm not sure whether to say if that is a good thing or bad thing but logically, if less is available and demand is strong, that would certainly help to lift and push up the price. But what if more and more bitcoin getting burned when one day it might reach a stage when low numbers in circulation will probably effect it's usefulness as a currency.   

I would say, yes they are to be blamed. There was a manipulation on the price and basically I don't know how they managed to get it up so fast until it reached 1200. And after that it's natural that the price adjusted itself lower to reflect the actual market supply and demand factor.

Yes and No. At current rate it will take the whole network to perform the feat so I think you are right that the key is probably there for the taking. In years to come probably the scenario would change so computer technology advances

Well I really do think when people start to explore bitcoin, they will realize that the price is now at the lower range which is a good time to buy. Forget about bad publicity. When people steal bitcoin, it means it has value worth all the trouble.