Your words are a bit harsh considering that Pixyoxx is only voicing out his opinion which I agree too and that he didn't even look like he want to start I fight. However the reply you did was not appropriate and out of order as you are targeting him personally which I assume that you really don't know him. However like what I said he is right that accepting Bitcoin right now is like accepting the risk of having a lower buying power because of its volatility.

Nothing will happen to banks even if Bitcoin becomes more dominant in the future because to tell you the truth transactions fees are only the secondary income of Banks, what their main income comes from interest being paid by people who are borrowing money from them and these involves people and large corporations. Aside from that they are the ones who also handle the IPOs of several companies who wants to enter the stock market. As you can see banks will still have a good future. Banks can quickly adapt to any threats that they detect.

Maybe what he mean about being "patient" is not being trigger happy in betting in several matches as this can cause you overspending and might end up losing all the money. I would like to say that sports betting is one of the gambling ways where you can do an analysis of your bets as you can do a background check on each team even before the match starts factors such as who will play and who are injured can be a vital way in order to pick the right team. The problem here is that the bookies will always make it hard for us to decide which is the right one.

I don't think that is counted as earning purely because of Bitcoin, it is just that his preferred payment is Bitcoin. I mean what he is trying to do is basically a free lance work of a normal person and most of them accept payment from Paypal or credit cards. To consider your friend earning purely on Bitcoin his source might come from trading or even just work that is meant to be paid via Bitcoin like signature campaigns and signature design making.

Hey bro I think that you haven't fully understand the question of this thread, OP didn't mention anything about Bitcoin investing but investing in general, and obviously there is really no such thing as investing in an HYIP because you are just putting your money and hoping that you will be rewarded or get paid from the money of newer members which is most likely close to stealing. A real investing comes from putting your money on actual asset may it be stocks or real estate which is way more better than risking your money on a fake investment.

If a Bitcoin regulation will ever be successful I think it will be both have a postive impact and a negative impact because many person who has a different motive will be affected. What I mean about that is definitely if Bitcpin got regulated its price would be more stable giving the traders a negative impact and making Bitcoin not profitable as to compared to what it was before. The positive effect will come for the consumers as they will benefit from the more stable price of Bitcoin.

The chatroom beggars are often the newest members of the Bitsler community explaining to them that it is not allowed or giving them warnings is enough, the last thing you want to do is to be pissed at them as it won't do anything for that situation. Also you will know who are the new members and who are chatting with Alerternate accounts as this people spam together with their wallet addresses these people are what we need to be concerned about.

Time management is actually a crucial part of a person's productivity if he or she knows how to handle his time right then everything that is set in his plan will happen. I manage my time every morning and thinking what I will do on that day and try to allocate my time and figure out on what time I am free to do other things. I know it is not the best way to manage time but it works for me in a very good manner, others might suggest writing it down which is another way to keep track on things.

That is the bad thing about long term investing for Bitcoin we are purchasing Bitcoin now in the hopes for it doubling in value in the next 3 years or so while other people specifically are profiting more now with their daily trades an increase from a recent drop from 3000$ to 4500$ gave them a minimum profit of 1500$ in just one day and before the 3000$ they have profit again. They are actually earning more compared to people who are expecting Bitcoin to double in value in the next 3 years which there is no assurance that it will happen.

The short term effect of printing more Fiat currency is good but like what I said it is on a short term which means it is only temporary. By printing more Fiat currency in your country you are only devaluing it as you are causing an over-supply of your own Fiat currency even if the demand is not going up.  Printing Fiat currency won't be a solution for a country who has a right mind, even United States are not printing more U.S. Dollars to pay of their debt. But the different thing about Bitcoin is that when someone receives Bitcoin as a source of income in your country it actually becomes part of an improvement for your country.

Bitcoin by definition is in fact a currency, a currency which no country has a control of. Already it is being recognized and accepted up to the local businesses of several countries. As of now we can consider Bitcoin to be internationally accepted but I don't think it is appropriate to be called an international currency as it will be politically wrong for most governments. What it can be called right now is a payment method that will soon be accepted by the majority of the world, well that is my own personal opinion.

Agreed, I am not against on the idea about VIPs having their own exclusive chat but I don't think that chat room will be active. And I don't know what will they be talking about there that they cannot be talking about in the general chat? I may be wrong but I think if they implement an VIP only group chat it won't be active based on how I see the general group chat only a few VIP marked members are active, and the rest are level 10 and below.

Your argument is flawed in a way that Bitcoin is a more hassle free way of transacting payment. Years before Bitcoin even existed banks have come a way to ease up payments online with the use of Fiat currency and that is credit cards and debits cards which can be counted as good as cash where until now it is still a more preferred payment compared to paying in Bitcoin. Additionally if you look at the practicality of Bitcoin transactions in a physical way or when you are in an actual store you will know that paying in Bitcoin would take more time compared to paying in Fiat currency.

I think they use the words "gambling" in Bitcoin trading because some of them just buy Bitcoin without a proper analysis of the trade. It will be considered gambling as you are just buying and selling that is mostly based on pure speculation which is the most way to trade in anything. You are both risking your time and money as both can be a waste. Another thought is for people who really don't understand anything about Bitcoin but because of what profits they see in other people they have tried it out even without understanding Bitcoin first, that can also be considered as gambling.

To tell you the truth even though Bitcoin is the most successful cryptocurrency in terms of price and global awareness its effect is still yet to be seen by the common people. Look at countries where credit cards are prominent they are still in the stage where they will yet to accept Bitcoin as a mode of payment . I guess that they have not yet seen the need to add another mode of payment as what they have now are still working for them. Or the other members might be right that majority of the businesses are afraid to accept the volatile nature of Bitcoin.

I don't know what will be the debate about this but by definition Bitcoin can be classified as a movable property or a personal property. Yes even though it exist virtually it still has a value which is actually bigger than any kind of fiat currency. Under being a movable property it can be classified as an "intangible" property where like what I said earlier cannot be touch but is still has value. From stocks to mutual funds all of them cannot be seen physically but all of them has value.

I entered late in the cryptocurrency world so I don't have that much regret on passing Bitcoin on an early stage. If I have a regret that will be selling around .56BTC when Bitcoin was priced 1000$ per BTC earlier this year. Only if I hold Bitcoin for another month or so I would made triple or even quadruple the money I had back then which was a complete waste of Bitcoin looking at it right now. But regretting what had happened won't reversed the past the only thing I can do is to monitor the prices and to know when to sell my Bitcoin at the right time.

Well in terms of prices I think that the prices will be competitive and what I mean by competitive is that the prices will decrease but not that much but it will still be based on its current fair market value. In terms of volatility it will still be the same as buying and selling of Bitcoin won't be change and by having 11 exchanges we can expect an increase in volume if a lot of Japanese will try to make profit in the cryptocurrency market which I think they would.

Well these kind of courses are only offered online where it does really have no bearing on your curriculum. Any people not even enrolled in that university can take that online course, I have several friends who got a certification taking online courses of prestigious schools which none of them really set foot to the said university. I really consider online courses as some kind of seminar where the certificate signifies you taking that course, and I don't think it would have any bearing in your resume as anyone could take it.

Well the problem with the concept "one world government" or a "global currency" is hard to happen as not all countries are in full cooperation or even at least have one view about the topic, and they are right to do so as there are certain economic consequences in doing so. It is no about cooperating with all the countries but also it is about protecting your own country from economic losses. Accepting one kind of currency will make you face global inflation as well as abuse of large corporations.