Good point, especially if you are pointing out to the noobs. anyway, my bet is on bitcoin cash - because whether the people admits it or not, no other token had caused so much panic to bitcoin hodlers than this one. actually that is why the bitcoin community hates it, because it threatens them in some weird ways. I am not a bch supporter but I surely have tons of it in my ledger. ha ha ha.

You better give me some merits for trying to understand your phrases, man... just kidding. Anyway, in my opinion; currency doesn't really matter - I mean no matter how many people has their own individual currency, it won't affect the global economy. What matters is the value behind it... I'll give you an example; if an ordinary person (let's call him TOTOY MOLA) creates his own coin and decides to give you 1,000,000 MOLACOINS, you'll just probably end up keeping it in a wallet and then eventually forget about it because you don't really care about it, and it doesn't have a value at all since nobody else wants that coin, and nobody gives a shit to TOTOY MOLA. On the other hand, if Michael Jordan produces his own coin (which is going to be backed up by his baseball and basketball cards) and decides to give you 2.5 BULLCOIN, you'll definitely trade it to something valuable.

The bottom line here is - as long as there is a value that backs up a currency, and that value has a demand, then your currency will never be worthless. Everyone can produce their currency and back it up with assets.

Yeah, I somehow agree with this; people with zero knowledge on bitcoin had invested in it but unfortunately sold their bitcoin with loss because they haven't see the downtrend coming, and because of a lot of scam accusations over the internet, these people feared that it won't recover anytime soon. That was the real story behind the crash.

How are you going to kill it? Well, you can only obsolete this once something better is created. However, so far there was never a good option versus the blockchain technology and the use of it has only got started.

Hell yeah, you better use poloniex with gunbot rather than "trial and testing" this site. Well, everyone is free to do whatever they want to do with their money of course, but it just felt so financially goofy to place bets on something like this. If this would reach the devs, then they should take this as a challenge - they must do something to make the platform look less scammy. 

The real bitcoin enthusiasts want this to happen of course. Bitcoin must be treated as currency and not something similar to commodities. I am looking forward to a global acceptance of bitcoin but for the mean time I won't HODL many of it. I'll buy on dips and always sell on pumps because I need money to spend for my daily booze. ha ha ha!

Similar to this happens in coins.ph; I store my bitcoins in this app, and then it gives me lists of merchants that accept payment from them in Philippine Peso. Once I have decided which item to purchase, coins.ph converts my bitcoin into local currency and then sends payment to the merchant. It made it simple rather than cashing out.

I use your so called "low-quality exchange"s because from there I find trash coins where people normally pump and dump. I buy cheap tokens and wait for a handsome pump and then sell it for profit. Anyway, I do not store money or bitcoins overnight there, I withdraw them back to my wallet.

Keep in mind that no matter how trashy an exchange could look like, there is always money to make from it. I use them to sell 808s. ha ha ha!

Sorry man... but honestly, I feel you. When bankers and money makers come into picture - these events will always happen -

• pump and dump
• hoarding
• FOMOs
• greed, and etc...

However, I still hope that sooner or later bitcoin would serve its real purpose among us. Nevermind the bollocks - as long as people like us knows the real purpose of it, someday the sheep will follow our lead; but in the mean time, we better use bitcoin to earn paper money.

Man I honestly don't get the point here. If all of us HODLs on at the moment and then will eventually sell on bull, somebody else will be trapped for sure - and that is damn too selfish of us. I guess the proper way to handle bitcoin and other cryptos is to buy during dip, and then sell at will. HODLing without the "will" won't create a true market psychology at all, but instead it would contribute in making FOMOs.

And again, everybody should buy at dip - sell at will.

I really wish that somebody would restore the silkroad because there is no other place for bitcoin to fit in rather than there. People nowadays are living mainstream and aren't yet ready to embrace changes such as bitcoin. I cannot agree to that statement that "bitcoin is the new economy" because it will never be... you are living in dreams, my friend. FIAT will always be the main thing, but bitcoin could be very useful and in-demand if the silkroad would be reinstated. I hope this could reach DPR.

"SAFER" is not the perfect thing to describe it, I guess we can say "our money is more profitable in crypto rather than banks". As we all know, banks are the safest place to put your money for these reasons:

• it is secured in a safe
• it is insured
• you can access it offline (ATMs)
• people may steal it, but it's not gonna be your problem.

Therefore, if you are some kind of noob, then you better keep your money in banks. But if you are responsible enough with your assets, then you may choose to put your money in bitcoin and savor the profit in the next 5 years.

AT this very moment, you should have a goal of earning money, and not bitcoins or other tokens. The reason why I am trading bitcoin is to profit money from it. Soon, if bitcoin has been accepted as a primary tool for payment then I would definitely look forward to earn bitcoin... right now I don't agree with you when it comes to investing in properties which the government would tax. Yes, you may consider that buying real estate could gain you a handsome amount of profit in the next 5 years if you'll gonna sell it; but keep in mind that as long as it is your property yet, the government wants to tax it from you; therefore, it's not 100% a thing you can call asset.

Everything that has a high rate of returns requires a high amount of risk. In example, you may achieve a 30% profit daily by margin trading and therefore the higher amount of money you put there - the higher returns you'll be getting.

well if you have millions then you can make millions in trading. anyway, trading is not an easy job my friend, last year I left my day job to focus on trading and writing blogs, but unfortunately as the market stops getting bullish and too bad I was able to buy BEFORE the crash - it became hard for me to recover my loss and have to wait for a pump before I can sell my bags and make money.

Good thing I was brave enough to try Gunbot and let him execute the trades for me... right now I am back to my office job and let the bot trade in my behalf. So far so good, money making is a wonderful thang! ha ha.

That depends on what coin you were trading my friend. 10% profit is attainable in high caps if you are practicing day trading, but if you are busy enough to watch the market, I recommend that you purchase Gunbot and let him do the trades for you.

Read the roadmap, there are lists of projects that has to be executed and when its done we can be assured that ETH will hit you big. One of the largest brand of healthcare in the USA is already adapting the blockchain technology with the use of ETH, and no wonder if sooner or later ETH would battle bitcoin as king.

Did you just say "numerous citizens want bitcoin decentralized"? Are they already into bitcoins or are they just spectators? Real bitcoin enthusiasts and supporters doesn't want centralization because this will take away the essence of bitcoin. Bitcoin should remain the anonymity and decentralization.

I was a bitcoin enthusiast and had kept bitcoins in a ledger where it forked and gave me my "freebies" BCH. I was a hater of Roger until I realized that BCH is healthy, it keeps the balance between sheep and the real bitcoin supporters. I don't give a fuck to those who were fooled by Roger or being mislead by bitcoin.com; They awesomely deserved it - I always tell my peers that if they want to get into bitcoins they should do a lot of reading first, the sheep will always buy what is trending without even understanding it's use or what is it all about.

And hey you know what? these so called "mislead newbies" are the ones who had sold their bitcoins in January that's why the price went down rapidly. So hey now you better ask yourself if is it really worth to sue Roger Ver.

I used to hate Roger Ver, you may read all my posts in November or December of last year... but it's better to think for yourselves rather than being emotional between the rivalry of these two coins. You may HATE Roger Ver but I don't think filing a lawsuit against him is justice; Like everyone of us, he wants to make money - and if you will only open your mind, he has opened an opportunity for me and you to become rich as long as you know how to ride the waves... buy BCH while it is sleeping, then sell it during pumps. I learned it the hard way. BCH is an awesome pump and dump coin... you better deal with it!

Bitcoin was created with this feature called "anonymity" and that is what I honestly liked about it. I don't fear the government, not at all - but I assume once they take charge to bitcoins, or they have written a law for bitcoin, this feature will vanish. The government fears bitcoin and not the other way around. They fear it because they don't know who uses it (unless you are a fame whore). They fear us because they couldn't tax us, but we make money from global citizens and nobody knows how much we make unless we disclose it. And for the record my friend, bitcoin and the government won't make a perfect couple.