Maybe this is odd but billionaires usualy don't invest in Bitcoin, actualy they don't invest in cryptocurrencies at all. They probably find it too risky but more often they are not even interested in crypto market at all, this is still something strange to them. They much more prefere oldfashioned and conservstive investments.

Just ask yourself reasonably, if these so called Bitcoin doublers realy work, wouldn't then everyone use it and double their coins instantly with no effort at all? Why trading and investing if everything is so easy? Sometimes I'm realy surprised how naive people are and how easy scamers find their victims.

Well, this is a good news although not the whole chain of restaurants but a single franchise will accept Bitcoin. But I don't break my mind with the facts who is actualy accepting Bitcoin or not as long as I have Bitcoin card that is accepted everywhere as any other card. For me Bitcoin debit cards make the life much easier.

And where exactly do you see the big dump? And what indicators have you studied so that you can claim the dump will continue? Actualy the price is for a while now moving around 2400-2500$ with slight up or dowm movements. So, nothing revolutionary and not any exceptional happenings regarding the price, just usual volatility.

For poor countries like Africa the problem is in high fees even for small or micro transactions but not only that. There are still many people who lack education, Internet access and familiarity with new technologies so in percentage very small number of people in poor countries have access to bitcoin. And if we want for Bitcoin to change their.life and help them this issues should be solved first.

Currently the US dollar is droping down and Euro is rising up but personaly I don't think dollar will experience final collapse. This is all matter of politics and politics  just wouldn't allow this to happen. Similar like US will never have to pay back their debts, some rules are just not applying the same way on all countries.

To be restricted to only some society classes this wasn't the purpose of Bitcoin. And it wasn't meant that way. But the fact is to have access to Bitcoin certain preconditions should be filled like access to Internet, certain level of education, some knowledge about technologies. Unfortunately this is not equaly available to everyone. When you also count the price it seems that Bitcoin is available only for middle and upper class.

First, I always prefere earning bitcoins instead of buying but if I have to do that my choice is localbitcoins. I have experiences of the fastest and most convenient buying of Bitcoins that way. Options that include deposits and transfers I don't prefere because sometimes this can take time, meanwhile the price can change and then you have a problem.

I wouldn't name this a crash, only a smaller correction and to my opinion it will not continue. At the moment the price is more or less stable at 2500$ and some further ups and downs are possible and expected.
Every time when price gets down a bit is an opportunity to buy but it's not the time for panic or some black predictions.

I agree, often users are too overloaded with price predictions, wondering how the price will look in a month, year, five years. Of course that price matters but there are also other Bitcoin benefits and every user should define its own strategy regarding Bitcoin that will calculate volatility and some predictions but that will not be guided only with this.

Many young.people, even children, are already involved in Bitcoin. They easy follow new technologies and development and cryptocurrencies are often on the top of their interest. This could be good for them but they have to know the limits and don't forget about education, they can't count only on Bitcoin in their future.

To my opinion faucets are waist of time. Too much engagement for so little satoshi, it's not worth the time. If you put the time and energy that you would waisi for faucets you could do much more and earn something decent. But if you still insist on faucets, try Moonbitcoin but don't expect too much.

No problems, thank you for informing us

Just stop bothering with Satoshi and trying to unsuccessfully reveal his identity. He is snart enough to keep himself in the shadow and not step up in public, he doesn't need that. And this random guessings without any solid ground or information realy don't lead to anything so better just give up

I beleive there are some billionaires who made their fortune on Bitcoin, most of them are early adopters. But there are very few billionaires, if any, who made their fortune in fiat and are willing to invest in cryptocurrencies. Wonder why is that so, they don't beleive in Bitcoins and cryptocurrencies, find it too risky or not worth investing at all?

After all this issues with fees and unconfirmed transactions Xapo introduced the possibility to choose between two different fees for external transactions but both are actualy calculated that way they insure your transactions to be confirmed. I don't think Xapo fees are exaggerated and besides low fees times are ower.

I think many times so far we had similar situations when we were all expecting some very important days/happenings for Bitcoin but at the end nothing revolutionary didn't happen. So I think the similar will be after 1 August too and don't fear that day. Anyway, after 1 August nothing bad will happen for Bitcoin and the users.

Petya is another similar attack in the row that we,are already seen. But it seems that these attacks happen more and more often. Besides the damage the bad thing is also bad reputation and negative promotion for Bitcoin since the ransome is demanded in Bitcoins so some people still think it's criminal currency.

This is not very likely. Since there was a man kind there was the poverty also and always will be. Unfortunately even Bitcoin can't make this to change because Bitcoin is not available everywhere and to have possibility to use it you have to have Internet access and at least some basic knowledge about technologies. And how many people in the world still don't have this?

I would say the opposite, central banks are not fighting cryptocurrencies although at first glance it appears to be so. In fact I know that some central banks in Europe are testing cryptocurrencies and want to implement them in the daily functioning. Don't you think they haven't figure out this is the source of profit and that there is no use of fighting it?