Trump seems to be having commonsense. Russia is not a big threat to the United States. The biggest threats are the ISIS and China. Unfortunately, a decade of anti-Russian policies by the American establishment politicians have driven Russia towards China's orbit.

The Russophobes are losing their battle. In the US, Trump won the elections against the Russophobe Hillary. In Moldova and Bulgaria, pro-Russian politicians won the presidential elections. In Estonia, a pro-Russian party was included in the governing coalition for the first time ever. And in Germany, the anti-Russian Merkel is sliding towards oblivion.

LOL... she died the day the election results came out. Before the elections, she was behaving as if she had some divine right to become the POTUS. In the end, her arrogance and rudeness caused her downfall.

Something similar has been going on in some of the British cities (especially in London and Oldham) for the past several years. It is ironic, and at the same time funny. Idiotic Western Europeans funding and sponsoring their own genocide. Low IQ people doesn't deserve a place in our planet. The sooner these countries become Islamic emirates, that better.

So if there are 100,000 drug dealers and 2 million junkies in Philippines, you are going to kill all of them? Even if you do that, it will be of no use. Every year, new users get addicted to various soft and hard drugs. These 2 million will be replaced in a short time span.

There are tribal societies in South America and Oceania, which are isolated from the civilization. There is no modern medicine available to these people. Yet, the average life-expectancy is somewhere around 25 years. Compare that to the life expectancy of 85 years in Japan. Still you believe that modern medicine causes a decrease in the life expectancy?

In states like Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, the difference between the actual results and the opinion poll figures were almost 2-3 times the error margin. The pollsters have lost their credibility.

It may not be a move to moderate his views. He might have just realized that increasing the security along the border and deporting illegal aliens are more viable alternatives when compared to building the wall.

Even today he was talking about scrapping the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal. It is going to negatively impact the market. The American corporations will be losing billions of USD, of the deal is cancelled.

I really doubt whether these companies will be willing to accept Bitcoin as a mode of payment, as many of them are having tie-ups with the big banks and VISA/MASTER. There is going to be a lot of resistance in recognizing Bitcoins.

Advantages over physical cash:

1. Easier to carry, and to transact.
2. No risk from central bank devaluation.
3. Lower risk of robbery.

Advantages over credit cards:

1. Lower transaction charges.
2. No hidden fees.
3. Anonymity.

Most of the dark markets accept only Bitcoin. A few of them may accept Litecoin or Ethereum. But I don't think that any of them accept these little known altcoins suhc as XMR and NAV. So it is not possible to buy anything with these coins.

I don't think that it is possible to distribute Bitcoins to all the Pokemon Go users. In the United States alone, there are more than 45 million active users of Pokemon Go. Even if we take a conservative estimate of 100 million world-wide, there are not enough BTCs to make everyone happy.

If I get BTC10, then I will hold them until the exchange rate reach $10,000 per coin. If the target is achieved, then I will convert a part of my BTC holdings to fiat cash (not sure about the amount right now). Once I convert them to cash, I will spend the money to purchase a house.

It is hard to believe, but even in the poorest nations, a majority of the urban dwellers have access to internet and smartphones. The situation has changed a lot in the past 5-6 years. If Bitcoin takes advantage of this rapid transformation, then it can evolve as a truly universal currency. 

My guess is that it will be somewhere around 500,000 to 1 million. Right now, around 15 million coins are in circulation, and 90% of them are owned by a few thousand super-rich users. The remaining 1.5 million are owned by users who have anywhere from BTC0.001 to hundreds of BTC. And we need to exclude any user holding less than BTC0.1, as the net worth is insignificant.

There is a huge grey zone in legal sector, where the legality is open to differing interpretations. Even in states where recreational marijuana is legal, purchasing it through a dark market using Bitcoin may be illegal. Anything related to marijuana is in the grey zone.

That is true. As the trail can't be destroyed in blockchain, the user can be tracked back with varying levels of ease. However, if the user mixes his coins, then it takes a lot of time and effort to track him (an example is Tomáš Jiřikovský, the Sheep Marketplace thief).

Can't blame Poland and Hungary. Both the nations are suffering because of the immigrants from Syria and the other middle-eastern nations. For example, Polish blue collar workers are getting laid off, as the immigrants are ready to work for far less. And Hungary is getting swamped by the immigrant influx. Right now, they are holding close to 100,000 immigrants.

Because a large number of them were anchor babies, who don't deserve the American citizenship. Along with the illegal immigrants, the anchor babies also must be deported back to Mexico.

Also, it doesn't matter who wins the popular vote. The electoral college system is in place, to avoid Mexicans usurping the power through demographic Jihad. If they want a dozen children each, then it is fine. But please take the children back to Mexico.