This guy says nothing new and he doesn't bring anything new to the table,when it comes to BTC price predictions.
He fails to explain how the Bitcoin price will jump from 19000 USD in Dec 2020 to six figures in Dec 2021.
That looks like a bold statement to me.Back in 2018,the expectations of LN boosting BTC adoption and price were huge.Now almost nobody cares about the Lightning Network project.
By the way,I don't think that Bitcoin has an "underway value".The current market value of BTC is the true value,because it's defined by supply and demand.Bitcoin isn't and cannot be overvalued or undervalued.

Dan Lok is a scam.Check out Youtube channels like Coffeezilla and Mike Winnet,who are exposing Dan Lok.
The fact that someone has 1.8 million followers on Instagram doesn't make him legit.
Anyway,this topic has nothing to do with Bitcoin,so please move it to a more appropriate sub-forum.

New York Times is a liberal propaganda machine devoted to the liberal agenda.
Everything different than the liberal agenda is labeled "racist and sexist" by this propaganda machine.
I've never heard the term "crypto bros" and I believe that 99% of all cryptocurrency supporters around the world are NOT racists and sexists.
I'm not advocating on Coinbase,since I'm not a fan of this company.Their corporate culture has almost nothing to do with the values of Bitcoin.They just want to make money out of Bitcoin/altcoins.

No,you are wrong.From PayPal's point of view,this is the right message.
And the message is:
"You can buy whatever you want with your PayPal balance,as long as there's still a way for us to get back your(our) PayPal money."
Paypal views your account balance as their money,so they can do whatever they want with your account balance,while on the other hand,you can't do whatever you want with your money.
Every person with a brain,who wants to run an online business or to start trading cryptocurrencies should avoid using Paypal immediately.

Why the politicians want inflation?The answer is simple and it's called "inflation tax".
Inflation actually helps for increasing the tax revenue.Many countries have higher VAT taxes,which depend on the prices of consumer goods and services.Higher prices means higher VAT tax revenue.
The same things happens with property taxes.Higher property prices means higher property tax revenue.
Higher prices means more pressure inside the economy to increase the salaries.Bigger salaries mean bigger taxable income.
Anyway,lower inflation can be helpful for boosting the economy,because people have that "money illusion" about their income actually growing.
In reality,the real growth minus the inflation is way lower(even negative sometimes).

It would be way better,if the Chinese government directly refunds the coins back to the victims of that ponzi scheme.
Selling all seized coins at an auction won't be fair to all the people,who were scammed and lost their hard earned money.
Unfortunately,this will never happen and the authorities will most likely sell the coins and keep the money inside their treasure.
1% of the entire Bitcoin supply isn't that much,but I expect a small BTC price correction,when those coins are sold.

1.A cryptocurrency which is easy to be mined by lots of people will be pretty much worthless.
Mining costs are an important part of the overall value of Bitcoin.If it was really easy to mine Bitcoins,then would you even care about buying BTC?I don't think so.
2.All the "biorecognition" technology is still at a very early stage.Maybe in the future,people will use their iris,DNA or fingerprints to pay for goods,instead of wallets and addresses,but not today.
I don't get your point about Bitcoin being "88% premined to kids born today".Can you explain more?

Yeah,but Black Friday discounts are usually in the range of 30-90%.
Do you expect the Bitcoin price to go down by 30-90%?
A 10% price drop is nothing for a volatile asset like Bitcoin.
Those traders,who buy "cheap" Bitcoins right now might suffer losses from a new price correction or an upcoming bear market.Nothing is certain and nothing can be predicted,when it comes to Bitcoin.

What kind of payment processor are you currently using?
I think that the real competitor of Bitcoin/cryptocurrencies is cash,not debit/credit cards.
If we want mass adoption and global domination,we will have to make Bitcoin more convenient,secure and user-friendly than cash.
Cash payments will never face the problems that payment processors have.It doesn't matter if it's a fiat payment processor or a cryptocurrency blockchain.Digital payment systems always get stuck at one point or another.

We are getting more civilized?Are you kidding me?
Anyways,the banks don't advertise Bitcoin as a scam,because they are feeling any pressure.They can simply adopt BTC payments and buy Bitcoins(if the governments/central banks allow them).There's no reason for the banks to be afraid of Bitcoin.I don't believe that Bitcoin will ever going to replace banks.Maybe the banks will adopt Bitcoin and DeFi technology(if it's really worth it).
What do you mean by governments having "annual share" in financial institutions.The governments can get tax revenue with or without the banks.

Scared of what?Your title has nothing to do with you post,OP.
The "average Joe" still doesn't know anything about Bitcoin and thinks that BTC is a really complicated geeky tech currency,while in reality Bitcoin is much simpler and user-friendly.
People will stick to what's known-Banks and credit/debit cards.
Achieving global Bitcoin domination and making all the people feeling comfortable with Bitcoin transactions will take at least one decade.

The 180 days locking period is supposed to be the time,in which all the users "scammed" by the paypal account owner have to refund their transactions.
By the way,the funds aren't locked for exactly 180 days.They are locked until the account owner provides all the documents required by Paypal-such as ID scan,bank statements,etc. and come explanation about the transactions.
Anyway,Paypal has an automated tracking system,which automatically reports active accounts with big sending/receiving volume for "suspicious activity".
This tracking system in combination with their slow customer support+the rules of blocking account funds for 180 days are the 3 reasons why everyone hates PayPAl.

Your lists consists online businesses and online jobs.
Building an online business and getting an online job are two completely different things.
An online business requires startup capital and you might have to wait for months or years,before you return your investment and get any profits.The probability of ending with a loss is huge.The competition is furious.
An online job requires skills,which you have to develop by practice and you have to spend so much time finding leads and customers and convincing them to hire you.
Another problem is that you will have to complete with freelancers,who are willing to work for $1 per hour.
Making money online isn't easy...

The GDP isn't created solely by the rich.It's created by the middle class and the working class.
Biden will raise taxes on the rich,but the government will provide more financial support to the middle class,small businesses and the unemployed.
The big tech companies(Google,Amazon,Microsoft,etc.) were making big profits during the pandemic.Now it's time for them to take bigger responsibility and pay higher taxes.
Anyway,the US GDP might go down in Q1 due to new lockdowns and the continuing pandemic,but the economy will slowly start to recover by the end of 2021(if the vaccine really works).

There will be some inflation for sure,but the US dollar and the euro will never crash into hyperinflation.
A better way for fighting inflation is to increase the interest rates,rather than raising taxes.
More people will start saving money in the banks,when they see a higher interest rate.The banks will keep bigger fractional reserves in the central banks and they will also buy more government bonds,which will help for reducing the quantity of all paper money in circulation.
Raising the taxes after a recession is a economical suicide...

This is great news.People wanting to get paid via Bitcoin are "forcing" some companies to buy BTC,therefore helping for increasing the global demand for Bitcoins.A great way to boost Bitcoin adoption,indeed.
The crypto gambling industry is having a good time and this is the right moment for the crypto casinos to step up and "steal" some players out of the fiat online casinos(even though some of the fiat casinos are paying with BTC). 

Bitcoin is both a peer-to-peer digital payment network AND a speculative investment asset.
There's no contradiction here.
The main purpose of Bitcoin shifted from 2009 to the recent days and many people see BTC as a speculation tool rather than a currency for their daily purchases.
Well,this is what you get,when you have an asset with very limited supply and unstable demand.
Satoshi Nakamoto should have known this,when creating BTC.
Anyways,greed is always a bad advisor and many people will lose their money,because of bad trading/investing decisions.

Well,here's my short list:
1.Never tell anyone that you own Bitcoins.
2.Never use cryptocurrency exchange platforms that have KYC and require ID.
3.Never use online Bitcoin wallets.
4.Use Bitcoin mixers for all your transactions.The tricky part is to find and use only trustworthy Bitcoin mixers,that aren't connected to the authorities in any way.
5.Use only cold storage and keep your private keys in a very secret place.

If you do all of the above,the government should have a hard time finding and confiscating your Bitcoins,but if you break only one of those rules,you are pretty much exposed.

Do you think that we should prey only on institutional investors to pump the price of Bitcoin?
It's true that big companies aren't affected by FOMO and panic selling,but it's also true that big companies are "under the radar" of the government,therefore a particular action taken by the government(new regulations or something else) could easily force those companies to leave the crypto markets.
Bitcoin(and cryptocurrencies in general) needs the support of the people,in order to grow and survive.

There will be a price correction after the Bitcoin price reaches a new ATH,but Bitcoin won't collapse for sure.
OP,you are late with all the whining about the high transaction fees and slow confirmation time.The BTC blockchain is in way better condition now,compared with the last few weeks.
Ripple is growing only because the entire cryptocurrency market is growing.I can't find anything special and innovative about this altcoin and there's no reason why Ripple would beat Bitcoin.