Cryptocurrencies don't have such infrastructure and legal and economic basis to be used exclusively without fiat. It's not fully accepted, it's decentralized and mostly without regulation.
Those are among main reasons that we all stil depend on fiat money and cryptocurrencies are mainly an additional income.
So it's the best to combine both and use the advantages of crypto and fiat according to the opportunities. The ratio between cryptocurrencies and fiat will change with time but still I don't think that cryptocurrencies will prevale and become mainstream so combination will be necessary.

Actualy I don't expect some biger changes in Bitcoin price. As far as it looks now the price will probably remain in some range between 6000$ and 7000$ for a while, at least by the end of the summer. That is how I see the market.
To reach 10000$ or more again we will have to wait for a while. Maybe the end of the year will bring some biger changes in term of price rise.

Profil is definetely a trigger. And also for majority of traders a main motivator. But in my case emotions also have important role because the feeling that you have the control and the feeling of satisfaction after a successful trading is great. So it's the combination of both.
For some traders adrenaline is the main motive and feeling, even more important than money and I can understand that.

It's a funny question. Criminals are always trying to find the easiest and the less dangerous ways for their activities and when it comes to money laundering anonimity and difficulties to trace the transactions are priorities.
This is something that Bitcoin has enabled, especialy at the begininig when first appeared. Now it's easier to trace Bitcoin but still it's much more convenient for money laundering and illegal activities than fiat money.

I can't agree with such attitude. Cryptocurrency cards are very convenient and make use of Bitcoin and other supported cryptocurrencies easier and more popular. And this has nothing to do with banks and there ia no reason to have doubts.
I think crypto debit cards are the future for world wide use of cryptocurrencies. This area will only grow and develope further and I expect for card providers to get even more involved in crypto.

Of course not, it's not realistic to expect that cryptocurrencies will be regulated the same way all around the world. But it will be very similar in some communities like European Union which gives legal basis that is relevant for all member countries and the have to adopt more or less same rules.
But in USA and Japan will be totaly different and that is quite normal because the regulation of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies also must fit in the existing legal framework.
But the essence isn't whether the regulation is completely same but what is the framework and guidelines that gives, positive or negative.

There is no room to be afraid of the market. And if you have such fear maybe Bitcoin and trading are not for you.
Also I don't see the reason for panic and alarm. The price is moving around 6000$ for a while now and it seems it will stay so in the next period.
But this situation will not last forever and at some point the price will start to rise again. In the meanwhile you have to stay patient and calm and invest now for the profit in the future.

I don't think Bitcoin will ever go mainstream like the fiat currencies and become a part of regular economy.
To my opinion Bitcoin will always stay alternative although it will go through some changes.
High volatility, limited number of coins and lack of regulation are the main obstacles for Bitcoin to become mainstream. But I don't think that this was even the original idea of Bitcoin.

It's not only money that has defined value.
So, the similar is with Bitcoin it doesn't have to be declared as currency/payment method to be valuable. This is more matter of regulation and legal definition.
The second thing about how Bitcoin will last this is also a complex question but it's something that is strongly connected with users and market. As long as user will support Bitcoin and the market will exist, the Bitcoin will last.

That Bitcoin is saving lifes sound a bit exaggerated, I wouldn't be so dramatic but I agree that Bitcoin can help many to get better financial situation and to organise their life different.
Still Bitcoin is not fully available and especialy not to people in need.
Regarding security this is also something to discuss. Yes, Bitcoin alowed cashless payments but the same thing is enabled with cards.
I agree that Bitcoin has done many positive changes but we have to be realistic in the estimation of their impact.

I can agree that one who hasn't experienced big loss hasn't experienced big gain either. These two are closely connected and without big investment you can't count on big profit.
Still you have to find the balance and know when to stop and when it's enough so that you don't acumulate too big loss that you will not be able to recover.
You have to accept volatility and the fact that the price will not always go into direction you want. That is good starting point for trading.

Those people want low price to buy cheap Bitcoins but actualy after buying they want the price to rise high quickly so that they can earn fast profit. But in reality things are not functioning that way and Bitcoin price is moving according to the wishes. On the other hand some can't afford to buy Bitcoins at high price.
Still I beleive that every price dump is good opportunity to get more coins as an investment for the future. Sooner or later it will pay out.

I couldn't agree more. Some people obviously come here just to say something no matter if that makes any sense at all.
Or these are the words of some completely unexperienced user that get involved with Bitcoin yesterday.
Anyway, having in mind current situation, to my opinion, there is no chance for Bitcoin to reach such price. Even 15000$ is to optimistic for my taste and I don't think that regarding Bitcoin the end of the last year will happen so soon.

This is actualy good way of thinking. To have patience and to wait for the right moment to use the best opportunity.
The most common mistake that many traders do is that they want all in a very short period of time without paying attention what is happening on the market and then with too big desire for profit and not thinking clearly they lead themselves to loss that is often hard to recover.

I realy don't know why people every article they read find relevant. Not every news you read is actual news and don't forget that news often can be manipulated, especialy when they refer to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general.
Use your critical mind and don't let be influenced by all kind of rubbish.

I think this applies only to relatively new users. They don't have experience, get panicked easily and want to get out at the first sign of troubles or low price.
But most "old" users don't behave that way and have different interest. They understand Bitcoin and volatility better and they don't want to abandon Bitcoin just because the price isn't so great at the moment. They don't need to be encouraged to stay.
But for those who want to leave there is no use to try to prove them they are wrong. At the end if they leave that doesn't mean they can't go back.

I don't think there is much difference between exchanges these days. They are all obliged according to the law to KYC and anti money laundering and terrorism financing. And if you don't want to mess with some shady business you can't avoid that.
Also, there is no big and significant price difference that would mean much to you unless you are professional trader.
And if you want to buy Bitcoins in your local currency the best would be to look for some physical exchanges that might be near you. Recently one of those has opened in my country.

Having in mind my long experience with Bitcoin, more than five years, I don't panic.
I've seen many Bitcoin price scenarios and I don't think there is some that would shock me.
Also, I'm the long term investor and I take volatility of Bitcoin as an advantage, not something to be worried about.
And I never sell Bitcoin because of the price, only because of need that I might have so price actualy doesn't influence much on my decision to sell.

I would say this is only speculation. Or wishful thinking if you like to call it so.
Currently it's hard to say how the price is going to look like at the end of the year. 20000$ would be huge jump comparing to current price and honestly I don't think that Bitcoin will achieve that price again easily and so soon.
Regulation and acceptance around the world could help the price growth but there is no guarantee.

Trading without risk doesn't exist. No matter to all analisys and predictions you might follow and no matter how conservative investor you are, risk will always be there. You can't fully avoid the possibility of loss but still you can reduce it to minimum.
So always take care how much you invest, don't cross the sum you can't afford to lose. Watch the movements on the market, use multiple exchanges and no matter what is happening keep the cool head and use minimum emotions. And if you lose don't try to recover loss as soon as possible, the possibility to make another fatal mistake is too big.