Same plans for me. I decided to invest more with bitcoin and wait a little more for my investment to grow. Then after that I think I will pull out at least half of my earnings and venture to a different business. Well, I'm not really putting up a new business. I am planning to expand our current family business which is a food service. I think it's a great business and that it is a necessity in our everyday life. On the other hand, I'm not planning on investing in our local market. It can be a possibility but I don't have any plans about that matter right now. Investing in btc is quite good but and I'm not yet ready to try other kinds of investment.

I don't know how they did those surveys and came up with that percentage of male bitcoin users but I think that's not accurate at all. There may be lots of male in bitcoin community but the 97% is quite too much. Well anyway, I think there are more male than female in this community because most men are geeks. There are more males interested in technologies and stuffs than female. I think more women are much interested in social interaction, cooking, beauty and health stuffs.

In my opinion, banks should really fear cryptocurrencies. This is because they do not have any controls over these kind of currencies. These are decentralized that's why they cannot control and influence its production and transactions. Patronizing cryptocurrencies could end banks' operations. Unless they can find a way on how to make business out of it. But nonetheless, cryptos is a real threat for a banking businesses.

No, I don't think it's too late for you to buy bitcoin. It's never too late to try something. If you are willing to learn and earn I suggest that you do a research. Monitor the graph and make a comparison. Study the trend on when to buy btc and do not be impulsive. There are factors to consider when you buy bitcoin. Of course the first thing that you have to think of is the current value. You should buy when the value is lower because if you buy when the value is at peak you will eventually have more losses than profits.

No, I don't think so. I won't cash it out right ahead. You see, I've been monitoring bitcoin graph right now and it's smiling at me. Bitcoin is so back. The value keeps on inflating and I guess it's good to keep it a little longer and have a greater profit. But that's just my suggestion for you. Don't quote me on this. Just follow your instinct and keep in mind that whatever you decide it's your choice and you should not regret it ever.

I first heard about bitcoin from my brother who just finished college. It got my attention but not that much. I paid attention when he told me because we are both into new technologies and stuffs we are "techie" in other term. We are both inclined in technology world because of our field of study. He took up computer engineering and I took Information technology. And so, yeah, not that much attention until recently. I started investing and I am glad I did. I gained profits but not that much since I just started. But what's important is that I'm earning no matter how much it is.

I can relate with this topic. Since other sites of bitcoin earning such as the ads viewing and captchas relies mostly on referrals to earn more, of course I have to invite my friends in facebook. Tell them about bitcoin and so on. What I usually get as a response is silence or shrug. They will listen to me for the first 30seconds then later on let me keep on talking but they will check their phones or something. Everything I said just fell on deaf ears. So what I just do is smile and thank them for their time and I hope that I helped them with the information I shared. There's no point in arguing with them or insisting that they listen and try investing in bitcoin. Besides it's their loss not ours. We did our part as their friend informing them about what a great investment bitcoin is.