I would continue on with my business.

Most people recommend faucets, but I say that isn't a good way to make bitcoins. I recommend doing small jobs and tasks like coding, etc. People do respect code in the Bitcoin world. If you can't code, attempt something else perhaps. You could put up an ad and say you can do certain things for Bitcoin.

I wouldn't imagine a bank accepting Bitcoin. It'd be somewhat unusual in my honest opinion.

It could jsut be because of the reputation. Sometimes it's be ause Bitcoin is slowly becoming less safe in terms of protecting anonymity. I'm not sure how to feel about the situation as everyone has a right to use something, and they have the right to not use something.

I still don't understand the importance behind vanity addresses. They make you more vibrant and noticeable in terms of staying anonymous. I wouldn't occupy a vanity address not to say that I'm looking down on others that occupy it. I'm just not interested in them myself, and am obligated to an opinion.

The super bowl has been too glorified for me. I haven't watched it. Why would PayPal need more advertising by the way? It's like advertising the US dollar. They don't need to advertise it anymore, because everyone knows of it already.

Of course millions occupy the currency.

I really, really am tired of the unwarranted debauchery. It's not making us look like a respectable currency.

Wait. Rallying "again"? Bitcoin has been rallying for years so I do not comprehend with the statement being made here. It's quite an obvious statement, and I do not understand. Has Bitcoin "not" been rallying?

Bitcoin is not even close to being regulated by teh government whatsoever. Not very sure why this is a topic. Not to say I'm trying to insult the topic, but just to say that it is more than obvious that this currency is pseudo-anonymous, and very free from the government.

It's so interesting. I just put a down payment on a car using Bitcoin a bit of time ago. Not everything is purchasable with Bitcoin though, and that's my only problem right now. The anonymity and pseudo-anonymous traits of Bitcoin make it so simple for criminals to thrive so yes, I know that's why I can't buy everything I want with it. It's just aggravating still to know I can't buy simple necessities like food.

Well yeah, anything has the potential to destroy Bitcoin, but not anytime soon. As far as I am concerned, the best plan to stick with would be to simply just focus on more tacticle moves in terms of growing and strengthening Bitcoin, rather than focusing on what could kill it it. Yes, it is very important to know what we're up against. Sometimes though, it is impossible to eliminate them from the journey, so in some cases (not all), we must learn to coexist.

I don't know. He probably isn't the kind of person to appreciate having attention on him specifically. He probably just wants it on Bitcoin itself, which is more than respectable. I do genuinely believe that's why he left Bitcoin for a certain amount of time. It just seems right to leave him alone.

Actually, I have went to some of those stores and they said they weren't accepting that at all so I don't understand why this is a list. Perhaps this was an outdated listing that was republished of some sort. I do not know at all, but my point is that I did try purchasing and it didn't go through.

Well, the thought of that does sound indeed interesting. Not to mention charitable. I feel as though Satoshi could come back to Bitcoin any time now. I do believe he was staying out of the public eye to just focus on himself, which is perfectly fine. I do not have much of an issue with people trying to recover from fame or an excessive amount of fortune and success.

Bitcoin no longer has that many illegal practices as of now. If we were to focus on more routes of making sure money laundering is no longer happening within Bitcoin, we would be fine in terms of having a better reputation for Bitcoin. Bitcoin will indeed be the future of money if we just focus on making it better.

I'm not sure when it will rise, but it will not be exactly anytime soon. We will have to focus on making more quick deposits within the blockchain. I know there has been some speculation of when it will work out, but it just won't be this moment.

I have actually already invested Bitcoin into paying for a new car from a man that actually likes to deal within the blockchain. He and I do not deal with other currencies, or competing cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin already uses codes to send and receive. Not the same as the ones that you've mentioned but I do not see a reason to change things.

I wonder how many people geninueoy encourage the use of faucets. They are not exactly desirable in terms of creating ways to effectively earn a vast amount of bitcoins. They usually hand you with mBTC which is smaller than an actual Bitcoin. It's like 1/4 of a penny.