With high demand, there will be always Bitcoin adopters willing to sell their holdings for profit. So it's the opportunity for those who don't have any coins to start accumulating their satoshis. They just have to be skilled at electronic devices and internet to set up wallets, create accounts at exchanges and to buy and sell Bitcoin.

For that reason, I don't think everyone can have Bitcoin, as there is still a high number of illiterate people in the world, especially regards the virtual world and the foreigner universal language, which is English.

Maybe in some decades this scenario will change, but by there that is what we know so far, consequently making it harder for BTC adoption to grow considerably among the masses.

True,how the hell someone would really be having that kind of restriction about a certain age for someone to be able to know about Bitcoin or in overall crypto space? There's no such thing about age restriction or requirement and just like you do say that everyone deserves to learn but it would be eventually be depending on some factors because these aged people wont really be that mindful about on things that happening recently but rather they would be mindful on things which are supposed to be that in their standard way of living or things that they do know. Opening up some new opportunities or changes wont really be a bad thing but of course not all would really be that accepting this new type of idea or whatsoever we do call about Bitcoin.

Also, i do understand on why some people would really be that skeptical on making out explanations on elderly because of having that slow process or understanding on how this new tech works
but simply speaking about the basic principles and ideas then it wont really be that something that too technical to understand which i do believe that they could easily be able to adopt.

Well it has many case scenarios but one that we should understand is how everything works in this world. First regulations can not be implemented just right away all over the world. There hundreds of countries using Bitcoin and every country has their own set of rules and also they have their own decision making power. For example it may happen that what Germany think might not be right in the perspective of England or US. In similar ways it is highly impossible that every country will apply the same rules. Even with the experience of G20 meeting where India did brought the Bitcoin regulations, it doesn't mean it has been overruled everywhere. In fact there are countries on the other hand like Arab's who are adopting the Bitcoin in whole new perspective, similar goes to the Japan also.

So is it possible bitcoin will get affected? Yes, definitely it will get affected but there will always be one part of the world that will be taking it in positive way so Bitcoin will continue to thrive. It's all about the balancing and due to decentralization it has slippery roads.

yes, bitcoin has many benefits, especially for people who understand bitcoin and also know the risks of investing in btc, and I think if
people already know the knowledge about investing in bitcoin, it has great potential for profit and to be honest, I personally have felt the benefits of investing in btc, and my economy and my family are now getting better because my income has increased because of investing in btc and my family are all investing in btc , and I am lucky to live in my country where the government allows people to invest in btc, but the government of my country prohibits btc from being used as a means of payment.

We know that Bitcoin is not only used for investment but also for the convenience of users. Economically many people trade in Bitcoin so that its transactions are completed very easily and quickly. Various companies accept payments in Bitcoin and banks make their loans and transactions in Bitcoin so that they operate easily and at low cost. We see when the covid 19 pandemic was all over the world when the whole world collapsed economically they were able to replenish their reserves with this bitcoin. And then the entire transaction through online took over with this virtual currency Bitcoin using which people enjoyed their maximum benefits. If we see at present then it is possible to do almost everything in real life with this Bitcoin. Nowadays everything has become easy to do with Bitcoin including purchasing various products. If we look at the country of El Salvador we can see how much they have accepted Bitcoin and how they are using Bitcoin. They have given bitcoin so much priority that they have accepted payment in bitcoin for all goods and purchases, including all factory bills, which is truly amazing. So we are not only benefiting from investing in bitcoin now but it is possible to do many other things very easily.

I can hardly grasp your point, but I think this is where the argument that "since inflation is never-ending, the increase of Bitcoin's price is also never-ending" comes in.

Bitcoin will always beat inflation. It might not strictly be year after year, but in the long run Bitcoin will always be the victor. You will only be defeated if you sell your Bitcoin for fiat.

Perhaps one way of making sure your value overcomes the continuous inflation is to store your wealth in assets or properties that grow in value over time. A piece of land, for example, especially in a strategic location, is one thing of this kind. Investing your money in a business is another.

But, for me, Bitcoin is more or less sufficient as far as the overall numbers are concerned.

The title of this topic motivated me to teach my family about Bitcoin and I really feel like telling the kids in my house about Bitcoin. So that they can become more independent in the future when they start working and managing a business apart from receiving an inheritance from their parents, because what you say is in my opinion wise enough to do for a very harmonious family life. Bitcoin is an asset that can be exchanged for any currency and it can also be easier to transfer to other exchanges and wallets because the owner of course already knows how to move all of that to another place.

Well, if it has to be related to our respective families. So what must be done now is to tell and teach those in our own family about Bitcoin so that they can more easily receive inheritance when we are no longer able to work and manage the assets we already have in life. And it's true as you said that involving other people in terms of any cryptocurrency assets or assets is very unwise and we cannot fully trust because parties who are not from our own family can deviate from the plans we have laid out. So it's better not to involve other people in something as simple as this. And by the way, welcome to this forum for you, I hope you can get better here because from the thoughts that you have poured out here, I think you are a pretty smart person.

To achieve this dream is to have a major source of income where one can depend on all the time.  Some people don't even have source of income where they  get money from yet they still say they have a big dream in bitcoin,  I think this dream is just to become rich in bitcoin.  Bitcoin doesnt work just to make people rich when people have no plan on how to generate income for themselves first.

Investing in Bitcoin without depending on it so much is always profitable and can always ended up to be a good dream that can come through.

I think Bitcoin had an impact for lots of people irrespective of possible life-changing gains. Many people that I know are also pursuing their career in an area that either is related to Bitcoin and decentralized technologies or is about Bitcoin itself. It is one of those topics that dominates my everyday life, so yes I would say it did and does have a significant impact on what I am doing day in and day out.

Also from an investment perspective, I guess it is common to include cryptocurrencies as a standard asset class of a diversified portfolio, which obviously wasn't the case when hardly anyone knew about it and gold or precious metals in general were a thing besides shares and other forms of investment. That focus has shifted a lot to innovative technologies in the finance/money sector.

Cryptocurrencies are a compelling topic that is so multi-disciplinary that I still find myself reading countless of papers, trying to keep up with research and development. It is positively time-consuming and I would say it takes a major share of my spare time when I would take a book and do some reading, it is now usually about Bitcoin and any areas is touches upon.

Yes, superstitions are not always related to mental illness because beliefs, suggestions and also one's experience can make superstitions more real and are believed by most people to be able to have luck or victory.
Many things like that happen anywhere and in several countries, even the majority of gamblers still really believe in help from superstitious or mystical things, although some also don't care or don't believe in it.
For example, when someone has a dream or sees a strange discrepancy, they immediately link it to get a lottery number, which ensures that this is a form of symbol or a natural code to be able to get luck or win.
It's no wonder that we find some gamblers doing crazy actions to be able to get help with their belief in superstitious or mystical things.

The main problem is that Inter offers 27+3 million euros, and Bayern would like to get 45-50 million euros for a football player. At least, when Manchester United offered 29 million for the player, Bayern refused, and now, after the failed sale of Maguire to West Ham, Manchester United has stopped negotiations to buy the player. Therefore, Inter is now the main contender for the player and Inter CEO Giuseppe Marotta openly says that Pavard wants to join Inter. The whole question is about the price per player, because I'm not sure that the current Inter is able to pay 45-50 million per player.

I think Tottenham have made a good start to the season. Despite losing Kane they are still able to stay quite productive. Collecting 4 points in 2 games is a good work in my opinion. Especially their winning against Manchester United was really unexpected for me honestly. Because I thought Manchester United wouldn't lose.

But Manchester United had serious problems on scoring goals despite having so many goal attempts. Next time Tottenham are playing against Bournemouth away. I think this is a comfortable game for them. I know they drew with Brentford but Bournemouth are a much weaker opponent.

In the next match, Barcelona must also be able to win at home to Villarreal, even though they have to fight hard because Villarreal is also not a weak team, even though Barcelona often wins against Villarreal. So Xavi Hernandez's task is still quite a lot and difficult because he must be able to maintain the appearance of his team in order to be able to continue to get points at the start of this season so that he can become a champion candidate in La Liga again. Because Real Madrid has also started to perform well again now.

Thats what sucks about banks but still people do stick out into these institutions on saving up their money and storing it out which its definitely true on what would be the potential things that you might be able to

encounter knowing that they do really have that full control of your funds + you are really that been traced if ever there would be some huge deposits or even withdrawals which it could ring out some bells and ask
for some verification on where these funds came from or whats the reason of such withdrawal. This is why it do really sucks when you are really that heavily been relying with these institutions but surprisingly
to those people who are aware about these shitty stuffs of banks but still do heavily trust them up. Cant really be able to blame though knowing that sticking with something been that regulated and been relied
through ages then its not a surprise that they would really be sticking to that.

To those people who are fully aware about Bitcoins or cryptos existence then they are the ones who would really be that taking out advantage with those benefits not only on money making or income
opportunity but totally into its utility.

It's not really that hard to know if a project has got potential or is worthy for an investment. However, going into their official channels and asking their team regarding the project wouldn't give you a clear idea, nor you should trust any article published regarding a project because this is usually a part of their marketing where they ask some writer to write and publish articles regarding their project so that people read that and think that the project is good.

What you need to do is follow the project through all their channels, follow their progress to see what they are doing and whether they are following their roadmap and stuff, you need to check if they have a good team, you need to read their whitepaper and then see if they are doing what they've described there, you should also check their activity and user engagements on their social channels. There are lot of other things but these should be enough to give you a general idea about a project.

True that. It depends on a number of factors but I will say that it should be recommended for all young people considering the fact that most of the traditional financial service providers always end up f**king up their users. I have seen these time and time again. And also the fact that traditional finance is too restrictive. I mean, for someone planning to do a business, they'd have to tick a lot of boxes all in the name of compliance. Finally, getting crypto early will ensure young people are aware of the trends. Most of the aged people we seen today didn't take action on trends that were active in their time.

Crypto is here to stay. Better to get on the bandwagon even if its only on a "want to know" basis or as a hobby.