Grey market keys usually don't go for nearly as much as stem prices are, even to their low point. Provided that the origin of those is unknown, one would either spend a couple of bucks more to get em legit directly from steam.

Surely the economic incentive to develop such a solution for bitcoin would be greater but the testing would need to be more extensive too. Lighting network has great capabilities but doesn't sound like something that could be implemented on the near future due to the lack of extensive testing. SegWit could probably help ease things out a bit but overall the congregation largely depends on demand.

Well, that was to be expected in my honest opinion. No dev put real effort into an ETH ICO so far, all of the recent ones especially were taking advantage of the bull run Ethereum had. Not many devs are sitting on an abundance of funds but no real plan to move on other than buzzwords.

The price of bitcoin is something that's been left unclear about this cowdsale. Provided that the luck of the funds received by Mycelium is unknown to some extent it'd be hard to make predictions. Whether or not the funds were converted, the fact that no product has yet been represented and there's been no disclosure of what work might've been put into it (if any) it'd be hard to make out a capitalization, let alone see how devs are allocating funds.

Mycelium's wallet crowdsale by all means has not been anywhere close to being an investment as my predictions were right so far form what it seems.

Not only do they not need it, but also have nowhere to utilize such funding and not even a way to handle funds as forclosure isn't part of the plan for crypto currency.

It'd be a risk to activate Segwit on a platform that's based on a contentious fork. It'd be possible for the economic majority to see this as an chance to block the 2x part after activation of segwit so perhaps 2x devs are waiting for their fork to be locked in to move forward.

It'd be better to store coins in a wallet where you can retrieve the private keys. If the one mentioned in OP would allow you to do so then you're safe. In my opinion, this is the best way as it'd only have you relying on yourself to choose.

Not s great time to buy alts imho. The market's could enter a bear market as soon as Bitcoin starts falling even slightly once again which isn't all that great if you're looking to speculate on a price rise.

Most probably was. It doesn,'t seem like the supposed products is anywhere near release even after so long. This meeting was probably nothing more than recreational.

If I remember correctly payeer has a high loading fee. Not sure if that continues to be the case but account creation still must be free so feel free to check.

It's hard to identify this as a short term dip when more and more money is coming out of the crypto economy as a whole. The previous one had several currencies going up but this specific one wasn't followed up by such events as the entire bear market went bearish.

Exchanges are the only place with real info. Each has their own price and they quote it in real time. The real issue is finding an average which is hard to do accurately. If you could pick up prices from each exchange in real time, that'd IMO be better depending on your needs.

Free debit card with no verification is kind of an oxymoron. You can get extremely cheap virtual ones but not much in terms of anonimity ones when it comes to plastic cards.

Have a look at this thread. It's a more complete list. Nost services offer csrds to the US, with Wirex probably being the least competitive one among all.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1242788.0

It's likely that the rally is over and we won't be seeing any other ATH any time soon. Perhaps speculators are scared of a potential chain split and the fact that Core's UASF is met with resistance is leading many away from Bitcoin.

Ethereum suffers the biggest fal after the recent bubble and altcoins are also fighting a losing batter. It seems as though speculators were waiting for what'd seem a crack in bitcoin's rally to go back into FIAT.

Mistertango has a flat 0.005 BTC fee for bitcoin deposits. That's more than 10 EUR based on current prices! Why not add a EUR based fee?

Make sure that you're not holding your coins in a wallet that doesn't give you access to private keys. This is especially important if you're looking to prepare for scenarios like the ones mentioned in OP. While unlikely, it'd be possible for services where you're holding coins at to not give you access to certain token created after a chain split.

Ultimately, the economic majority along with miners will decide where bitcoin should head. If UASF fails perhaps bitcoin would continue to be as it is now but we're likely seeing a SegWit activation either way. Hopefully no major chain split will occur because an "added value" scenario like ETC with ETH could me more damaging in bitcoin's case.

I don't think that such a petition would change much. Amazon processes transaction through cetnralized technologies, BTC isn't ready to take the volume this single company has at the time and would make its use as currency much more inconvenient with a rising price along with rising fees.