Is this true, I mean can't a vendor simply accept payment in bitcoin through accounts or in the name of branches in countries where bitcoin use for standard transactions "legal"?

I feel its inevitable for it to at some point loose popularity and become outright obsolete with the advent of quantum computing and the death of regular encryption but the idea behind it and similar cryptos will only gain popularity.

V is Vendetta, I like.

Investing is just potentially lower risk gambling ironically the only big difference being that when you invest the factors at play aren't as clearly defined as mathmatical probability of getting a certain hand in a deck of cards.

In the end the primary difference is control and reliability in the end you wont have bitcoin loans floating around that a bank would do and you'll never be in a position in the case of people not repaying their loan causing banks to crash. Then there's the privacy offered by Bitcoin and the decentralization which removes money from governance.

This and I mean in the end BTC will be a finite resource people want to exchange the more widespread its use(which is the best we cn hope for in the future) the more it'll be worth

This is one of the gloomiest death of Bitcoin messages I've ever read because for once all the concern points were valid

To be honest this is very unlikely to happen because whales would always look out for the overall best interests for their investment if you have trillions of dollars worth of a resource you wont turn it all into trash for no reason.

Word of mouth and direct conversation in my opinion is the best because half the time talking to others about Bitcoin feels like a big ponsy scheme xD or at least to those who dont know it or are skeptical.

Bitcoin's value is like platinum's value we place it subjectively based on its rarity etc.

Honestly this goes hand in hand with bitcoin becoming more widely known lots of uncommitted buyers and opportunistic sellers but tbh thats the whole point of a currency and its on that kind of use that something develops.

Rather than watching for drops watch for the next rise, because if you sit and wait for it to fall it might just spike up suddenly, my kneejerk reaction is to buy now.

"We" why would we Bitcoin is the currently most popular crypto currency and the most widely known. Just tell people in your immediate circle and it should spread pretty easily.

Well I mean, the price of something is decided by supply and demand if there's no supply and infinite demand it has infinite value, inversely if theres no demand and infinite supply, its worth essentially garbage.

Bitcoin can technically be hacked yes, breaking the encryption on a transaction can give hackers access to a the details pertaining to that transaction, another is attempting to "steal" the blockchain and replace the information stored with false transactions among other things, there's no lack of videos online that detail how bitcoin works, with that in mind you can get a rough idea of how it can be 'hacked'.

For the most part I think it relates to the fact that Bitcoin has been around the longest and gets the most extensive media coverage. This just makes it really popular and sought after.

There are a few method's for buying crypto, the one I advocate is buying a set amount monthly, use only what you can spare from your personal budget and buy that much monthly for the most part you should be able to make decent savings and ROI.

I mean in the end everyone is profit driven so if it's healthy for the exchange they'll do it.

Ironically in most 3rd world countries the uptake of newer digital technologies is faster than most lower level 1st world countries. By being behind they skip a few generations of tech and have less unnecessary infrastructure.

2 routes, you can buy bitcoins and hold them to see if they gain value and sell for profit, or you can use your computer or hardware to "mine" the digital currency and then sell it, check mining discussion forum for more on that