But what about the children!? 

As a child you were obviously taught aka brainwashed to be intolerant to people that are different from you.  And now you're worried about the next generation of children, in that they might be tolerant of other human beings, regardless of their sexual orientation?

Does anyone have experience with Jaxx?

I tried it while mining alt coins and it seemed like a really good platform.  It holds multiple cryptos (maybe a list of 20) and you keep the private keys to the account.

Yet the legal drugs are the ones that kill the most people by far.  So assuming that this dude does really care about his country and its citizens, why focus on illegal drugs?  Tobacco and alcohol kill the overwhelming majority, with legal prescription drugs coming in 3rd place.  This may come as a surprise to most people, once you put aside the stigma and illusions associated with "dangerous" illegal drugs.  Tobacco kills the most people of any drug, and is highly addictive, yet no one gives half a shit about it being legal.  Then there are naturally occurring drugs like cannabis and psilocybin which have zero deaths and aren't addictive, and the misinformed idiots form a strong opinion to keep them illegal.

I agree with you about Coinbase.  They've gone down with no explanation several times, usually when there is market volatility (when you'd most want access to your cryptos).  That's unacceptable even for a bank.

There are lots of other alternatives for wallets other than these two, and they're free so try out different wallets and see what you like, that fits your needs.

Was it a Bitcoin mining rig (ASIC) that you were looking to rent?

If your calculations are right, I don't think anyone would be looking to purchasing hashing power at that rate.  Eventually the rate should come down, as the rig would be sitting idle, unless it's working when not being rented.

It is a legitimate comment that you are dismissing by Gizzard.  Those are drugs.  Certain drugs are legal and other have been made illegal.  The legality has nothing to do with the health or safety of the citizens.  This isn't something that you need to live in the Philippines to understand.

You seem to have a very strong opinion on drugs.  Can you tell me which drugs kill the most people?  Are they legal and easily accessible?

It doesn't matter how hard he tries, it will never work.  You don't think America already tried getting "tough on drugs"?  Nixon made drugs "public enemy number 1" around 1970.  All that happened during that time is the prisons became full of otherwise innocent people, police became corrupt, and liberties were stripped from the citizens.  You know what didn't happen?  A reduction in drug use.  It just allows more money to go to the mob through organized crime.  It's easier for teenagers to get their hands on it.  So now that it's almost 50 years past that point, Canada will be legalizing cannabis next year, and many of the states in America already have.  Portugal has decriminalized all drugs, which has been a success.  There's something to learn from the countries that have already tried this.  The Philippines is no different.

Historically, when there are times of uncertainty around the world, or in specific places in the world, or when the confidence in the national currency decreases, people flock to gold for safety.  With cryptocurrencies around nowadays, I'd think that any uncertainty or currency crisis would cause a huge influx of money into cryptos for safety to maintain wealth.

No dude.

I'm not a subscriber of Christianity, but I don't hate on anyone that is a subscriber, unless it affects others negatively (ie. priests that fondle little kids).  Even then, it's just the individual.  There are good honest empathetic people and assholes in any religion.

You underestimate the power of repetitively brainwashing a child with authority.  Logic and technological progression would suggest that we'd move on from a 2000 year old guess of the way things are or should be, but daily or weekly brainwashing for years is difficult to erase.  Extensive traveling or going on a psychedelic trip would do the job, but there are so few people that do either.

Are you going backpacking?

I've been to Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and Cambodia of the places you're looking to visit.  At the time Bitcoin wasn't prevalent, and I don't think it would be easy to do all your spending in Bitcoin even today.  You'll likely need to have local currencies, except in Cambodia.  They seem to be quite happy accepting US dollars.

If you're going backpacking, I'd recommend starting in Thailand.  It's the easiest way to transition into backpacking lifestyle, meet lots of other backpackers, and Thailand is very well setup for backpacking.  Most people speak English so there's little language barrier.

Enjoy your travels 

Yeah it's funny how many people reference trading cryptos as a good source of income.  Definitely not as easy as it sounds to consistently make profitable trades.  If that confidence is there, then I'd expect these folks to be quite wealthy, and likely not part of signature campaigns. 

Gay marriage may be a huge mistake for you, but that's only your opinion, and probably aligns with the religion you subscribe to.  But you nor the religion have authority on anyone else.  So in the same way that people that are either atheist or part of a different religion may think you're a fool, they allow you to have whatever belief you choose.  Why not show the same tolerance for people that you think are wrong or foolish?

You are still able to be straight, have a straight relationship, associate with only straight people I'm sure...so what is the harm to you if gay people get married?

It's difficult to predict which way things will go on August 1st, but just due to some people reducing their exposure before the actual event, I'd expect the Bitcoin price to be a bit lower leading up to it.

It becomes theft when if you don't pay it, you will be treated with aggression until you do, or end up in prison.

Government employees do fill their pockets, they award contracts to their friends for kickbacks, they monopolize industries, etc.  Not all the time, but it definitely does happen often enough to know the government is not benevolent.  It's a group of people trying to keep a job.  

It doesn't matter how many terms he has.  If he doesn't know how to reduce the demand for recreational drugs to absolute zero, the demand will be satisfied.  The more strict you get with the laws, the higher the risk to sell drugs, and the higher the price.  This introduces huge profitability, and it will be enough to corrupt a self serving cop, at which point you have organized crime that can get around the law and it won't even matter.

I don't really panic much anymore.  I've witnessed the volatility long enough to understand that it happens repeatedly.

I was investing though during the 2008 financial crisis, and lost basically months of income at the time within a couple days.  That just sort of felt like a stomach ache lol.  Terrible experience, but a lesson to be learned.

You can have online businesses with fiat as well, as most online businesses are.  But with Bitcoin, I think it's a lot easier to appeal to a global marketplace, where no locations need to be restricted, and where smaller purchases are still possible and make sense.

In supporting drugs remaining illegal, it is actually you that is supporting "drug lords" and organized crime.  Making anything illegal creates a black market including drugs.  If drugs weren't illegal, and you could pick them up in a pharmacy the same way you'd purchase advil, there would be minimal opportunity and minimal profitability in being a "drug lord".  In order for "drug lords" to maintain their power and revenue stream, they require the government to prohibit what they sell, otherwise the business model doesn't work.

Why not learn something from the countless failed attempts at prohibition in the past?

Heterosexual relationships have never been repressed and judged in this way, so it wouldn't make sense to have a parade or celebration for that.    No one in the parade is having sex, it's just a celebration where streets are closed off, there's some partying and some parades with people.

Palmerson...is a pride parade going to convince you to be gay?  If not, why do you think anyone will be convinced?  Then you can just have a straight parade and they will be straight again?