Frustration and disappointment in some extent are easy to understand. Still you have to learn how to control your emotions otherwise they can lead you to even worse situation and make you do some foolish decision.
Besides you can't influence the market but you can adjust situation and try to get the most out of it. No.one can't say is this the lowest price or not as well as no one can't say when the price will recover. But have a little bit more patience, I'm sure you will be rewareded at the end.

To my opinion exaggerated greed for profit is one of the worse mistakes Bitcoin users make. Unfortunately some think that Bitcoin is some magic that will make them rich over night but at the end they get disappointed.
Like in everything else the key is to find some kind of balance and to have some realistic and moderate cravings   about the profit you can make according to your potential. You just have to make step by step to reach your final goal and that takes time and patience.

I wouldn't say that volatility is an obstacle for legalization but it's an obstacle for formal and regulated introduction to economic system. Many countries so far have already regulated Bitcoin but it didn't become the part of monetary and economic system and this is not very likely to happen.
No matter to that volatility doesn't prevent Bitcoin to be used as money but that brings high risk because of constant changing of value.

December is coming to an end, there is not much time left. Many hoped that the bull run started when they spoted snall price rise the other day but to my opinion that isn't the sign that market started to recover. These are more wisfull thinking then some expectations or predictions that bull run will start now.
Anyway, let's wait and see how the situation will develope in the next few weeks but don't expect too much.

I'm sorry this happened to you but you have to know that web wallets are the least secure wallets of all. They have some protection mechanisms but they are not very reliable and still are very vulnerable. Try not to keep any funds there, better use mobile or hard wallets or even better the combination of multiple wallets.
Unfortunately you can't get back the funds you lost but this is the experience for the future that you have to protect your funds.

I would wait with any of conclusions because the market is not yet showing any real signs. At the moment it's realy hard to say if and when the bull run will start again.
And I don't see any relation between Bitcoin and stock exchange market, at least not something that could be realy proved and that has some solid ground.
The next weeks and months will show the real situation and the mood of investors so we should be patient for a while.

I can understand thst some are disappointed with current situation and that they have lost a lot if they bought Bitcoin at the highest price. But depression because of that? You should have left that behind you by now or you have a big problem. By now you should have faced the consequences of your bad decision and moved on. And the most important I hope you have learned something out of it for the future.

I'm not sure that bubble is the right word for Bitcoin. Usually bubbles don't last so long and there is usualy some scheeme behind it.
But Bitcoin is definetely some kind a phenomenon, new technology that made a huge success in relatively short period of time and definetely five or six years ago no one expected that it will achieve such value.
And the game is not over yet. I strongly beleive Bitcoin is here to stay and this phase now with the low price is just one of many that will come along with those good ones too.

Interesting way of thinking but the market isn't working according to someone's wishes. No one hasn't such power to rule the market in the way it's convenient for him at the moment but you have to adjust to the conditions on the market and act accordingly.
I think the price is already low enough and how you will use this and have profit in the future it's up to you.

In current economic system that is more or less functioning on the same way in the whole world central banks are needed. They take care of monetar stability and legality of financial system. So in traditional economies, yes, they are needed.
When we talk about cryptocurrencies central banks don't have actually any influence. The only thing they could do are some recommendations and formal opinions regarding some cryptocurrency but as long as cryptocurrencies are not formal part of economic system, central banks don't have any power above them.

This small price rise that we have seen the other day could hardly be called a pump. In fact price went back again so this was small positive volatility.
But I wouldn't have so dark perspective on Bitcoin price. Yes, currently is not standing good and market isn't showing any strong signs for recovery but that still doesn't mean that Bitcoin will disappear from the scene. Just the opposite, I beleive in recovery but things don't happen over night, some patience is needed.

This might be the case because Bitcoin is more valuable and you could lose more than with altcoin. I know some investors that invest in altcoins as a some kind of hobby and Bitcoin is their primar interest. They choose few altcoins they think are promising to invest but in small amounts so they are not so burdened if this will be profitable or not.
But to my opinion you have to pay attention on every investment you make, everything that you put your money on because this should be precious for you.

I would say neither.
This small increase still isn't the sign of bull run, this is too early to say. But that doesn't mean Bitcoin is dead or that will die.
Anyway, current small growth is encouraging trend but it remains to see if this will last and how far this will take us because there is still possibility for price to bounce back again. To my opinion nothing big will happen before the next year so we have to stay patient.

I'm not fully convinced about this theory. Maybe some are in 20's but I would say that the majority of most experienced Bitcoin users with most coins in their possesion are in 30's.
I don't think that so many teenagers even if they got involved in Bitcoin five or more years ago kept their coins so long or maybe just few of them. It's not so very likely to me they were mature enough to make important decisions that would make whales out of them.

Things that are very important for me when exchanges are involved are security and customer support. The quality of these could be deciding factors to choose particular exchange. Also reputation among users and that is running legitimate business. Volume is not so important to me. I know that many users don't like KYC but I see that as a feature for my own security and protection so I'm not against it.

Users who are involved with Bitcoin for a long time and their only motive is not profit will continue to support Bitcoin. They've seen better and worse time and will not give up so easily. This now is maybe some bad phase but still it's just a phase that will finish sooner or later.
Besides, for me Bitcoin is not only money and value but also the way of life, new technology, some kind of philosophy so I will not quit.

I'm not taking this seriously. It could be a good sign but also it doesn't have to be, maybe it's just false alarm that the market is recovering and the very next day the price could go down again.
At the moment I would say this is still far away from recovery or some bull phase so let's be patient and see what will happen in the next weeks. I wouldn't hurry with any conclusions.
Still I think this might be the opportunity for day trading to quick win some profit.

Generaly I agree that nothing lasts forever and has to end some day in some way.
Still that day will not come so soon for Bitcoin. I think it will last as long as their users support it. It's also true that probably some more developed and sophisticated technology will replace Bitcoin but no one can say if and when this is going to happen. Maybe Bitcoin will not end but just transforme to some other version, similar like paper money is transfering to digital and virtual money but this is also hard to guess.
Anyway, I think that Bitcoin will last many years from no one and at the moment I'm not worried what will happen once is gone. This might not happen in my lifetime.

I have to say I'm not so convinced. The influence of different news on Bitcoin price, as well as politics is exaggerated. I'm not saying that it doesn't have any effect at all but it is usualy only temporary and short term. News could make impact on people to make their decision in different way but still there is limited number of users who act only because of some news so the impact on the market isn't that significant.
Even if you take some news into serious consideration first you have to look at the source because there are too many fake news around us.

This is a new information for me and it's yet to see how would this function in real use and if some issues might come along with this.
Still it's a progress if everything goes fine and I think this will enable a bigger number of people to use Bitcoin. I don't know how this technology exactly works but obviously someone has researched all good and bad sides of it. But it's a good news for countries where Internet isn't so widely available or it's still expensive for the users.