Asians generally love the latest innovations and technologies. I believe that prior the restrictions placed on Bitcoin many of the Chinese citizens must have purchased lots of Bitcoin. While some might have sold theirs when the announcement are made, some of them might have still held on hoping for some kind of change of mind from their government.

Thoughts like this can make a gambler addicted because profit in gambling is not 100% assured. You might play for two to three weeks at a stretch and win nothing or even penny. When you try to recover all the lose it will be too late. This is why it is not recommended.
Better to find an offline or online jobs that pays even penny than to depend on gambling to achieve your goals.

Bitcoin is not suppose to be a scheme of make money and become rich but there seems to be a degree of truth in what you said. Anyone who totally depends on their government will find it very difficult to survive nor make a standard living. Gone are those days where one will need to toll harder to make a living. The Internet is making things way easier than before.
Moreover, it's more like almost all the government dislike seeing people making a living through easy means. But still, Bitcoin is not "supposed" to make be rich.

There is more sense in the point you made. An addicted gambler will always be one till they fully make up their mind to stop. Coupled will self will an dedication.
If one help them with money, there is higher chances they will go back especially when he got it easily. He or she will believe they will beg and the money will come. Later help them in solving their problem than giving them cash.

I use Bitcoin weekly and monthly but not daily. I use it for paying for goods and services online most especially anything that has to do with my site. This includes hosting, domain name purchase and other.
I have used it for services mostly between me and the receiver.
I guess those who use it for daily are those who receive payment for goods purchases.

We don't have to wait till when there is a demand for that before using crypto as a payment method.
It's not like there is a general rules preventing it, its just lack of low adoption.
If we see crypto as money, it becomes so.

Same here too, I haven't experience that too. Though I feel maybe the this could be particularly on new gambling sites or when the user IP location are dictated to be from certain countries. Most especially countries where crypto gambling are prohibited. Though, on a general note sometimes collecting KYC on crypto gambling kinda makes no sense.

It just kinda feel weird how people monitor others Bitcoin, especially for those who store their Bitcoin or locked it up for certain reasons. It makes it feel like Bitcoin is not secured anymore as someone somewhere is monitoring coins that are been locked away and suddenly sold.
I know its all about accountability but maybe we shouldn't be pointing the rise or dump of Bitcoin price on people who suddenly sell their Bitcoin after the long hold.

Anyone investing in Ethereum in this year 2020 is on for a big waste. The coin has never done any significant changes since it emerge. Its more like it is stagnant without changes.
I still think Bitcoin should be the main focus but coins like Cardona, Ripple, Stellar and Tron could have good changes.

I am guessing 'banned' or 'restriction' is what you meant. Bitcoin price increase may happen if the ban placed on it is removed though it can still reach 20k even if this ban is still there.
If there is more awareness on countries who don't know what cryptocurrency and Bitcoin is, then that price can be met and even cross it.

It's simply because people won't be involved in anything that won't give them profits. Profit is just the main goal here, they just want to make money off it.
This also explains why ICOs came to be, à profit earning strategy.

Also, those who are holding Bitcoin can't keep having the fear that their income will suddenly go from being thousands to zero. As Bitcoin has not been officially recognised, they fear anything can happen.

Or else for personal choice. Whereby the person make up their mind not to fume or get discouraged nor frustrated when they lose in a game. One can make gambling all about the fun but I believe this will not be for too long. Most times in gambling we lose more than we gain, there is no way one will be deriving fun and amusement when they are losing.

I don't see the need to calculate it though. Prior the emerge of Bitcoin or cryptocurrency internet need and  access has been one of the many daily needs of man. When you calculate food and shelter, Internet is the next thing to put into consideration.

Moreover, visiting exchanges and crypto related sites don't really consume much Internet traffic. Though, watching videos on it do.

Also, not every crypto investors do trade, some have normal day jobs. The point it, even if you don't have Internet access, there is one always ways to access free WiFi. Where this matters is if one live in one of the developing countries where Internet access is always costly.

That's because humans are more profit oriented than purpose oriented. Many Bitcoin investors don't care about it been a payment system. Some don't even know that was the sole purpose.
Many got to know about Bitcoin from friends or family as some 'stock' or assets you buy hold for sometimes when the price increase, you sell to make money. If we keep going like this, I don't think high authorities will be serious about it. It's kinda Sad.

So what about the sudden price increase lately, what could have contributed to it? Could this be because of Rouhani recent threat to US and UK? I believe things are tensioning out lately yet price is increasing.
I personally still don't think the previous price increase was as a result of the imposed war. It could be normal market activities or some investors are using this means to signal more buy.

Self will and therapy is the ultimate way to go to overcome this addiction. For many people, the make a pledge to not going back but unfortunately ended up in it again. The truth is, gambling addiction is just like drug addiction but unfortunately it's can't be cured with medications. So, it's the thing of the mind. I once restricted myself to playing twice a week, then weekly. Now I am planning on going twice or thrice a month. Best decision ever.

It's not even about believing MacAfee or so, OP is also sounding like a joker. His words sounds like MacAfee specifically called him and promised him some Bitcoin money.
Nothing made MacAfee price prediction special from the usual prediction from other investors. The only difference was that he sworn with his penis. So why must you specifically believe his prediction other the the rest.

In as much as we have and love to include Bitcoin or Blockchain in almost everything we do as modern technology. I still think most people will prefer to own Gold in it solid form. Though portability might another issue but offline Gold can't be replaced for an online one.

True, using and making ones personal research can pay off. However, I have come to realise that some gamblers aren't confident enough with their own tips. I have had a friend who had good tips/oods but wasn't confident about it, he paid a tipping agent who gave him some odds. He played it and loss while his was correct.
Most people who pay agents for tips believe these agents get it from some secret disclosed source. They don't know that once it saturate there will be lower chances of winning.

Your entire write-up seems a little bit confusing though. Anyways, most of the traders and investors who are speculating are either trading it or hodling. Its unfortunate, Bitcoin should be used as a payment method only but almost everyone wants to cash from it. Still not sure if this reduces it value. The long run will determine this.
Also, OP there are things you need to understand, some of the popular Western countries haven't made their official stand on Bitcoin like China did. So those who are using it in does countries are doing so out of choice.