It's great because everything works so fast (except confirmation time). You just send it and in a second it's in your account on the gambling website and on any other website that accepts Bitcoin and you want to deposit on. Trading.. I don't think it's very popular with Bitcoin, the most popular feature is gambling. It's probably the most used one.

Nothing that special except the fact that I found this forum and the way you can earn money through signature campaigns. I had a good year and the best thing is that I finally have over half a Bitcoin saved up, after spending all I had when the price was low. I'd say it's just another year for now, maybe the next one will bring up higher prices making it more special.

For me gambling is a game. That's pretty much it, but a game in which I can earn something out of it too. I don't play with my own funds so I don't have what to do. What I love the most is that you are in a community, not solo. So you are also entertained by others or helping some people who have lost a lot and cheering them up.

There is. You can meet up with someone wanting to buy Bitcoin locally, or if you want to be even more anonymous you can just go to a local ATM and do it. There is no need of banks or ID to exchange it, maybe only for big sums. Buying Bitcoin with fiat is way easier, there are many more ATMs that do this.

They want globalization, but I guess Bitcoin is not the best way to do it because of its anonymity. They want us in control, not to be free. We're living this globalization process moment and we have to somehow stop it, because it's just against us. I do believe Bitcoin will be adopted by many more people in the next few years, becoming a free way to spend your money without anybody else knowing about it.

From all the people I met, the only ones who knew about Bitcoin were the investors. You cannot really know anything about Bitcoin if you don't work as a trader or at least look at the charts to see the prices' evolution day to day. We need more advertisement. By the way, I heard there is an anonymous millionaire wanting to invest $1M in Bitcoin ads next year. That would be awesome.

You either exchange it with a friend or go to Local Bitcoins. But if you want to transfer through bank wires, your anonymity will be over. Your bank is linked to your ID so transferring money to Bitcoin is going to leak all the data about your wallet(s) to the bank you're going to complete your transaction with.

The one with the weakest security. I don't think I can predict anything as soon as I do not have info about each websites' security. A cheap website can be hacked very easily, so you better rely on more popular websites. However, at the same time it's not a good idea because the most popular ones usually got the most money, so are the best targets for hackers.

It won't be replaced, but Monero will probably start an interesting rally with it. We're looking at a very big increase in such a short time: 25% in one day. A few months ago it had reached 0.02BTC. I'm wondering whether the price will get close to Bitcoin or not soon - especially with February coming, when a huge black market will be opened again for Monero after it's been closed this autumn!

They are here because they know nothing can happen to them. Bitcoin doesn't appear in the laws or Constitution, so we can do anything we want. There were many cases in which the FBI or so didn't know how to find them, so the chances of finding that guy is close to 0. I'm always skeptical when it comes to these kinds of websites. Always read reviews.

There are some people earning thousands a month, or if really popular then even weekly through blogs or vlogs. Each of us is reading or watching them, but YouTube beats all the others in my opinion. However, you need to be charismatic to join YouTube and earn a living out of it, or have a crazy idea that will get viral. But speaking about Bitcoin, Anonymous Ads is probably the most popular Bitcoin ads provider existing around, they don't even require any type of ID.

It doesn't for now, but I think it will have a few competitors pretty soon: Monero, Gold and Silver. I think this will happen because of the recent events that will affect them and their prices, probably in a positive way. The economy is going down worldwide, heading maybe to something like 2008.

Europe isn't a country! Probably the biggest disadvantage of using these ATMs is the high commission they take. The lowest one I have seen around me (hours away from my city) was 2.6% but now they rose it up to 3.5%. In my country the only ATMs we got are buying only.

I know there are wallets you can use from your phone too (there was a Linux system which had an offline wallet that could be used on other devices too), but I still prefer having a wallet for my browser for receiving my funds and cold wallets for storing the biggest part of my money there.

I'm not sure you can send money legally through Bitcoin in any country, but I'd say yes, it's better than Western union excerpt the fact that you cannot withdraw it from anywhere you want: you need special ATMs that accept Bitcoin selling. Bitcoin is anonymous, I'd use it to send money to my family or friends whenever I need to, only if I had where to spend it at.

The thread's title is funny lol, dreaming about Bitcoin is like dreaming about something you never heard of before... I guess you need to be really special to have a dream about it and then look for it and find out it's real.. Maybe someone had one, who knows? All I know right now is that I'm dreaming at this moment about Bitcoin's price skyrocketting. I can't imagine having tens of thousands overnight.. Maybe this is a dream that will really come true one day.

I heard some people saying they belong to the so-called Satoshi Nakamoto, but really nobody knows except the owner itself. That's a lot of money stored in there, and imagine how much it could turn into if one Bitcoin really gets to $1.000.000 per BTC.. 100.000BTC would be $100 BILLION dollars. Insane, but real....

This title made me curious and I just found out I can buy flight tickets with Bitcoin in my country too, this is amazing! The more services that accept them, the better! Only if Bitcoin was featured on these websites, so we could see which accept it. Who knows how many hidden ones there are around??

A hundred, fifty or twenty-five cold wallets. Just printing them out and storing them there, laminating them at home with some DIY sets and placing them somewhere safe. Because it's not a big object, a small piece of paper (you can even print it at half of its size to make it even easier to store) can be hidden anywhere safely and no thief will steal it.

I have seen many websites, big ones (like Valve's Steam) that have implemented Bitcoin but it didn't make any change. In order to see a change, they need to somehow feature it on their website. Instead of silently adding it as a payment method, they should promote that on the first page, with a big ad. This way we'll see more people coming in our community. Yes, we need websites like ebay but unless they will feature Bitcoin in any way, we will see no change.