In many ways, mainstream institutions are continually embracing Bitcoin. Exchange and swap execution regulation is happening, and Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are becoming a more acceptable part of the financial world.

However, there is significant opposition to the starting principles of Bitcoin vis-a-vis cypherpunk ethics. There is a real war on anonymity and "criminal" uses of Bitcoin, and this includes attacking privacy (particularly by targeting gateways into and out of Bitcoin). Fungibility is increasingly a real issue as blockchain analysis companies become entwined with law enforcement agencies. I wonder what will happen if/when BTC-e refunds users their crypto....

One thing i'm doing is to get stop being lazy at home and invest my time into another part time job and use that extra money to dump on Crypto. That way I won't regret it fully if the market does crash in the future. And because i think crypto trading as something fun. Always trade with money you can afford to lose. I wouldn't recommend gambling but some people do get lucky and win big with it.

This will be a hard fork for all of us. Whether bitcoin will be properly split?
We all hope that bitcoin will reach 4000 $ in the near future.

If you speculate for the next 6-8 months. That's too long

For me there are a lots of altcoins to invest with, you just need to have faith in them and to risk, nothings gonna happen to you when you are afraid to take risk. Me personally I have a lot of altcoins here in my wallet, there are litecoins, ethereum, waves and others. I gained them when I joined in a bounty campaigns and until know I'm holding them because the value still varies and never goes up. I'm still hoping to get a lot of profit on those so I keep on holding them instead of selling it on a lower price.

Okay, I know that the headline of this post seems to be too much but I am sure it has generated some eyeballs. Now, this is just another hypothetical situation: What if your government will decide one day that the use of and holding Bitcoin is illegal and anybody found to be contradicting this position can be thrown to jail with at least 5 years as the sentence without the possibility of using any internet-connected gadget?

I am assuming that the government would be using the latest technology and techniques  for surveillance and detection against people who are fond of Bitcoin.

Would you still be involved with Bitcoin or just be a sheep and follow along so you can't be a victim of the government overreach?

OP doesn't want to be called out for "stupidity" or whatever. I am not saying you are doing so, but let's be respectful.

With that said, you are right. If I was moving around 45.8 Bitcoins, you best believe it would be with the utmost precaution. I have lost my fair share of Bitcoin to scams and not prepared to lose more. I feel bad for OP though... the current state of Bitcoin is terrible and I think it will only stay the same, or get worse. Imagine what will happen when Bitcoin becomes mainstream. Everyone and their mother will have Bitcoin on public exchanges and scamming will become normal. It is sad.

Its volatility is its only important weapon actually, based on which businesses are adopting Bitcoin as a new way of financing themselves to nurture the beauty of something that is money itself and provides interest to you to keep it. Controlling it would rather remove interest of many who are in it just for the sake of trading.

I believe trading must be the appropriate option to have 1 million Satoshi every day.
But trader should not think about making that much profits from the beginning itself. He must gain experience in beginning days so that he get chances to develop up trading skills which will be helping him to make consistent profits.

I believe that the state can not establish a tax on the sale or purchase of a bitpoin on the exchange or between individuals within the digital space, except for commissions for a transaction. When buying and selling crypto currency through a bank, the bank sets the amount of commission taking into account the possible taxes of the state, that is, the amount of tax should be included in the amount of commission. Each state can only establish a profit tax on activities with a crypto currency. In Japan, for example, this tax was recently set at 8 percent of the profit that brought the crypto currency. Other taxes, in my opinion, the state can not establish. However, for full confidence in this, it is necessary to consult a lawyer of your country.

Those speculations are just FUD and look on what happened after the fork. Nothing has changed the price was still good as yesterday and it's possible that we are going to see the price of bitcoin go higher at $3,000 very soon. We just have to wait the another event on November but otherwise bitcoin will remain stable and strong.

Though holding bitcoins can be profitable in long term, but it doesn't really double the price in 6 months all the time, not anymore actually. In past, the price used to be lower so there used to be a possibility of getting double in about 6 months or so, but now a days the price has raised very high and it doesn't seem possible to get double by holding your coins within a few months.

Selling all at once is never an smart idea as you never know what will be the price of bitcoins in future so even if you are making good profits currently its always good to save some bitcoins for coming days as if price goes higher in future then you can sell your coins at higher profit margins.

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$1 trillion dollars would mean each bitcoin would be priced at $62,000 at 16 million bitcoins in circulation. Well, if that would be the target (or truth) then I would definitely bet all my money on bitcoins. However, that is still far from the truth. Bitcoins can easy be bought just by even one big bank and it will not even dent their wallets.

10 grams of gold (around 0.15 BTC) in an envelope. $1.20 postage 99.5% chance of arriving without issue That's a 0.0012 BTC fee.

Agree, people that are new to trading usually instantly wants huge profit and that it's easy way to earn, but since they don't have knowledge or experience they lose their money. You can trade with small amounts same as you would with large ones, trading with small amount is even better as if you will do mistake you won't lose that much.

It won't make sense at all driving yourself towards stressful job in order to gain good salary being taxed by government. If you would like to evaluate much of those workers havinng their boss authority, well you might be shocked on what comments they had. Particularly their answers weren't so good, but mostly criticized that it's better to have an own source of income without their boss; sadly their impression was their job is somewhat a hell on earth. Looking to the scenario, seems job with higher salaries took more effort and responsibilities but bitcoin has a good financial outcome with non stressful job here online.

Nobody can say when will a thing would end or last. Same with bitcoin. It is very unpredictable and very hard to conclude. After the fork bitcoin is really doing well. And many speculates that bitcoin would rise higher. Maybe time will come that the price would decline but its part of the line. So let's enjoy everything that bitcoin is giving right now.

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So basically you are saying that ICO is the best investment but i disagree with you opinion and the reason is that you never know that ico in which you are going to invest will be a successful venture. And also their are some ico which are scam so identification of best potential ico is very difficult at this particular time. And yes if you invest in the right ico the margin of profit increase.