I think people who think that money is something that needs to have a physical form, certainly have not yet understood that the internet, and data transfer through it, have a real impact on people's lives. Bitcoin is money, and for the first time there is a payment system that, in addition to eliminating a series of logistical problems, allows the currency to be issued in a decentralized way.

I see that qtum will probably compete with other projects in this field, but giving the first move in relation to pos implementation can make the currency have a competitive advantage in the market. What really matters is the work of the team, and I do not have much to complain about. I hope the best.

I think the most important thing is not to lose the initial investment, and make profit from it. Even with this amount of Bitcoin, you can have a good gain. But if it were me, I would try to accumulate a little more, because I see that in that year there may be advances that will be rare to see again, such as the development of applications to make the use of Bitcoin even better, and there is even the possibility of scaling issue is resolved.

It seems the price is holding strong in this range. There is considerable support in the market, and I think few people would be willing to sell at a value below that. In addition, the growing difficulty in mining creates an incentive for miners not to dump at any price. I do not see why the ecosystem could not grow further this year, there are great possibilities ahead.

I see potential in Litecoin, and I think that if the proposed improvements to the currency are implemented, the cryptocurrency will have a good future, but most of the coins on the market are pumps and dumps. I'm not sure about coins using pos, there are some people who comment that there are points of centralization in this, but maybe there are some cryptos that are actually worth investing in.

Yeah, we should be grateful because it exists, because it was through google that I and many other people had the opportunity to meet Bitcoin before it was too late. I wish I had known the currency before, but I think this is not the biggest problem as there is still a lot of potential to be explored in this field.

These are the methods that most people are using nowadays, because there are few people who have the money to open a Bitcoin business, something that I would do myself if I had the capital. In my case, I do not have much experience with gambling, but trading is something I've done for some time.

I did not know this aspect of poker, it is possible that I'll give it a try someday. As long as the skills make a difference in that, like in sports betting and blackjack, I think it might be a good idea to play at least a few times.

I think creating an exchange could be a good idea because it is something that actually generates demand, and it is possible to take profits on a daily basis due to transaction fees. As long as care is taken to create a secure and user-friendly website, there are good chances of having good results.

Yeah, I think there are people who have it as a profession, though they are rare cases. Anyway, there are certain games that I don't know how an analysis could be efficient, like dice games. But there are others, such as sports betting, in which it is possible to do a better study of situations and improve your chances.

What do you think of cryptox? It seems to be the only exchange trading Byteball. I believe it was the first also to add Komodo. Some users say they had no problems with this exchange. Have you had any experience with this?

I hoped things would be more advanced in that direction. I see some comments on reddit pointing out as possible cause of this delay the interference of Bitcoin miners with political interests. I have not seen many arguments to support this thesis, but it seems to be a possibility to consider.

I saw another analysis that presents the possibility of Bitcoin reaching the $ 25,000 range, and I think that's a possible value, even though the odds are low. But a price in the $ 500,000 range, even if achieved, would take more than a decade to happen, and for that it would be necessary for Bitcoin to be recognized as a currency by a very large number of people around the world.

Anyone else, besides the OP, tested this tool? I'm trying to get into trading, and to improve my chances I'm looking for useful information from, of course, reliable sources. If anyone has already tested this, I would like to hear a feedback.

I do not agree with all the points, but the article has some interesting arguments. I think Bitcoin is in fact a fairly scarce currency, and the trend is that demand will increase as more people realize its functionalities. Such conditions are favorable enough that Bitcoin reaches very high values compared to the current values, but if the price reaches this range, it may be that part of this is also a consequence of FOMO.

I think there are indeed factors that can make Bitcoin more centralized in the future, and this is mainly due to the fact that it is difficult for small users to enter the mining sector, causing the big investors to have bigger participation in this. But I think there are ways to facilitate decentralization. Companies that are willing to provide equipment for small miners, at affordable costs, need to enter the market. I also think that if solar mining becomes popular, things will become better for small miners as well.

If you are a casual gambler and decide to play small amounts, I would not see much of a problem investing in new casinos. But if you look to bankroll investment, I think you need to be more careful. It will be easier to find information on the older casinos, but for new casinos this may be more difficult, and the risk study will probably be more difficult too.

Perhaps it is not enough to look at the project website, I think that what can significantly increase the chances of making better choices is a good analysis of the project fundamentals, and for this it is important to understand how this works, and also what market it looks for catch up. Such aspects are capable of allowing you to better study the investment potential.

This was not the first time this year that bad news came from China, and it will probably not be the last. The important thing is that such a FUD had a temporary effect on price, and Bitcoin has recovered very well, demonstrating that this is not a bubble as some people think, but it is a digital asset capable of solving people's problems, and thus generating demand and organic growth.

I think a lot of users are using Bitcoin for the purpose of investing, and this can be a good thing, since there are few investments with the same risk-reward ratio. But I also think there are a lot of people using Bitcoin because of its features, that is, such people have discovered that Bitcoin can somehow help them solve their problems.