Bitcoin "used"? It never did. The users of Bitcoin are the ones that did that. As far as I'm concerned Bitcoin is only money. Money during anytime can be utilized for money laundering.

It's not in any trouble. I believe we are onto a good upcoming year if I do say so myself. Don't get discouraged.

It's not a big deal to me. There's tons of people accepting it nowadays.

Bitcoin shouldn't depend on anything. It should just be strong by itself.

Maybe, but not now.

I think we already covered this question. It is for the anonymity.

Regulation is the next step to the government finally accepting us though. Unfortunately, most don't want them to be a part of the government, like myself. I'd rather Bitcoin be where it is right now. If it ever became mainstream, to an extent, that'd be a problem to me.

Bitcoin mining can sometimes have the tendency to be rather complicated. I usually don't do it it too often. I just enjoy holding my coin.

It wouldn't matter in my honest opinion. We don't need government issued services or representatives joining us.

You know, in some cases it won't be seen as real money, only because some people don't buy things with it. They buy with more established currencies. If we become more established, we are in the clear.

I don't think it's more reversible than preventable.

It probably won't stop it. Bitcoin would need just a little bit more issues for it to be completely shut down, mind you. However, it is an interesting topic to bring up.

They do not even know of Bitcoin, so it wouldn't matter. Some do, some don't. I don't think they'd be too interested in it until it starts to work. It's been six-eight years and the price just keeps dropping. It's kind of disappointing.

Both are fine by me. I need BTC for interest, and USD to transfer that interest to.

I don't remember, unfortunately. I don't think it really matters. Money is money

Bitcoin can still be occupied for a living. I use it for my family, and they surely could learn about BTC years later, or sooner.

It is unfortunately. However, the US dollar is also being occupied for illegal activity. Anything that has to do with purchasing products and services is something that can be utilized to do illegal work. Bitcoin isn't to blame.

That isn't a good idea to me. It's kind of prostitution which is illegal.

They are definitely interested in taking away the anonymity portion of the currency, which I supoose is somewhat understandable. I do not know what their next move is in terms of moving forward with Bitcoin.

I'm not all that certain. A couple friends mentioned Bitcoin to me. I also had a boss that dealed in it. Now I have a business that deals in it.