I just don't see that happening. I know there was the Bitcoin Gold hardfork that took some value out but a lot of people are just going to sell their BTG back for more Bitcoin. Also people are gearing up for another round of that I think.

The biggest mining companies start and operating China, I think this just a scare tactic from the Chinese government to tell miner's they better not try to mine without paying their cut or else.

It's very interesting to watch unfold, even though we did experience Bitcoin Cash hardfork already maybe something unique or different can happen this time around.

They're going to do their best to match 1:1 Bitcoin:Bitcoin Gold just like last time they did with Bitcoin Cash. However next time don't rely on the exchanges to handle hardforks for you, it's better to do on your own private wallet.

Yeah it's really crazy, I've already am developing a reputation as the Bitcoin guy in group of family and friends, the important thing is I've helped them make money with crypto so that makes me happy.

We can do this for free on YouTube comments, Facebook, instagram, Twitter - just openly talk about what Bitcoin is. We don't need the old system, the internet is where Bitcoin was born on anyways.

Still looking good for Bitcoin haha, even with all of the hard forks and FUD from every corner. And once the forks happen we'll sell the Bitcoin fork chain for more Bitcoin. $9,500 per BTC by Christmas.

I have the day off so I am going to spend a bit of time today on charts and review articles and also reflect back on the Bitcoin Cash hard fork. I think we're look at least $9,500 by the end of the year.

Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser, please do your own research and make your own decisions on how to spend your money.

I mean we all have that moment where we look back and saw that we sold too early or didn't jump on a opportunity when you said you would, it's best not to reflect on those things and look for new opportunists and try not to miss them.

I go from HitBTC to Coinbase and into my bank's checking account, all clear cut and easy and I'll have my money within a few days.

Absolutely not, we're a stronger community with or without China. China as a whole we're struggling to be on the same page, but we still have people globally that Chinese or are originally from China that still support Bitcoin no matter what so it's a complete loss in that regard.

Nah not really, Bitcoin addresses come and go and they can be very problematic to account for multiple transactions daily and multiple addresses for fees and what not.

It's pretty much the perfect asset, an asset allows you to generate wealth. But Bitcoin not only generates wealth it's also very liquid so that you can use it like a currency.

Robert is part of the old, outdated way of thinking of what value is and what assets are in the modern times with current technology.

It's been done with oil, gold, cash, stocks, foreign exchange and cryptocurrency. It's not a new revelation or anything in fact many early adopters predicted it and warned new users about how to navigate through things such as this.

I get Bitcoin everyday from GigaWatt and also Genesis Mining. "But you invested in those sites", I did but I get a large amount of commission bonus too. And yes they pay daily.

It's just exploding with awareness and adoption of Bitcoin, I know a few Filipino Americans and they always talk about visiting the Philippines and helping their families back home so there is a strong connection between our countries.

I mean there is vast amount of FREE information and education all over YouTube, Reddit, Steemit, and Bitcointalk. Don't overwhelm yourself with courses either, try to learn a little bit and put it to practice every single day.

We don't need the support of China (the corrupt government) we do however would like to welcome and appreciate the support of the Chinese people. People hold the power.

Not a terrible idea, but be careful about the way you go about educating people about it. I know you have the best intentions but some people might think you're trying to sell a scam or something.