Well you are right based on the chart Bitcoin is still on a long term up trend in which it has it short falls and corrections but it also has the big upside. From below 1000$ of the start of the year we are seeing Bitcoin at its superior moment as Bitcoin is now above 4500$ and there is no signs it is slowing down. And I am with you that it will still continue to go up but I don't know what the exact price will be at the end I just hope its a good year ender for Bitcoin.

Even if you have the skill and knowledge about what your are doing Bitcoin won't give you a steady income. In trading if you are even the best trader in the cryptocurrecny market it does not give you assurance that all your trades will be good because it really depends on how the prices of the cryptocurrency that will determine how much you will earn. Also if your really want to have a stable income you must look for a job in which pays on a regular basis with a fix amount.

The Site is Up and Running on My End. Also I want to point out a concern about claiming in the faucet. Once in a while when I am claiming the faucet when clicking the "I am not a Robot" Captcha sometimes it will be already check without going through the puzzle or verification process in order to confirm if I am human.

I don't think that it is a good thing to advertise Bitcoin as a "product" because new people or the common people will mistakenly think that it is some kind of item from a company, it is better of on what it has now as the growth it will have by people learning Bitcoin independently will make them a long time user of Bitcoin as to compared from it being marketed as a product which tends to fail if expectations are not meant. Also learning it from a friend is much more better than learning it from an advertisement.

As long as it is functional and it can handle your work load then it can satisfy your requirements, it does not matter what gadget you have even if you are on your mobile phone connected in a wifi as long as it gets the job done you are good to go. I myself use my 10 years old desktop pc to earn Bitcoin from trading and signature campaigns, it is not a game with a need of a good gpu and processing power to finish the job.

What is up with you guys about hating taxes? For people who don't know Bitcoin earnings are also taxable under income tax, and if you are earning Bitcoin even online it is taxable within your country. The point about paying taxes is you become oart of your country in terms of development and progression. Not sharing your part of the burden will only hinder the development of your own country it will even create a ripple effect that will soon affect you.

Luckily the mistakes you said by newbies are done early on as you are only losing a few amount of Bitcoin. If you could imagine this happening to a man with a lot of Bitcoin it could end up eating all of their Bitcoin. The good thing about this is you can learn from your mistakes and avoid it later on. Also the most hardest thing to learn is about trading because there is no 100% accurate forecast about the price prediction of Bitcoin all you can do is prepare for the trend.

What you are talking about shops and restaurants not accepting Bitcoin directly is not a permanent disadvantage of Bitcoin. Right now we can still consider Bitcoin on a developmental stage as it is still growing and a lot of people are not aware that Bitcoin exist which means it is too early to say that businesses won't accept Bitcoin as a mode of payment. Also it is still risky to accept Bitcoin as a business owner as it is still a volatile currency.

Well the problem with Dontme is he is not investing or even holding his Bitcoin. What he's doing in his Bitcoin earning is spending it right away which means his goal is only short term in which he just wants to satisfy his wants. While if he did the thing you said he can be rich and can even by the things he wants in return. If you really want to be a person who does not have a problem financially then you must focus on a long term perspective on all of your investments in which you sacrifice all of your wants now in order to have a good future.

Well technically even cash is considered as an asset. Put it this way anything that is not a liability in your part is an asset for you, that is simple accounting. From investments such as bonds and even a piece of land or anything that has a value for you is considered as an asset. On Bitcoin being a currency I think it is really considered as a currency as it was really built as a currency in the first place. So keep it brief Bitcoin is both an asset and a currency.

I think that is only one of the minor reasons why Bitcoin is a volatile currency. Bitcoin's demand is also volatile even if there are countries that don't officially recognize Bitcoin yet. One of the major reasons why Bitcoin is so volatile is because big players are controlling it and they can start a panic selling or a massive pump die to their position the can influence the market greatly.

What are you even trying to do? Baryom here is the admin of the site and explaining to us on how they shoulder the fee of almost 95% of the withdrawals. Which means all of the 95% of the withdrawal are really above the transaction for their size yet the transaction fees still remain the same. Another thing to keep in mind is that we are the ones who are able to choose what kind of priorities are our withdrawals are.

You really can't predict the future, if you do I think you won't have the outcome you are expecting. And for the sake of the argument final price in termms of what? Until the last Bitcoin is mined? Or when it is the end of the world? Because we really don't know what will happen at both. Also if all the Bitcoins are mined do you think it will cost an over supply of Bitcoin to our demand? Making its price lower.

Well the problem here is not Bitcoin itself but the wrong view they have in Bitcoin. Before Bitcoin is heavily associated as a kind of bad currency in the dark web, the image of Bitcoin back then was long gone now. Bitcoin now is known to be a currency but still people find it hard to understand how it works and how to earn it, and often people who had just entered/used Bitcoin will lose interest immediately because of how complex it is and how hard it is to understand that is why they are lucky if the know someone who can teach them.

Well if you are doing other freelance work online for a living then yes it is possible for you to earn enough Bitcoin for a living. But if you will depend on Bitcoin earnings from trading or signature campaigns then it is not a good idea, why? Because both of this won' give you assurance that it will last, for example your earning from trading depends on your profits and trading skills. While in signature campaigns although has a fixed amount is by no means permanent as signature campaigns tend to end and only a few have a long run, also signature campaign earnings are not big enough for you to survive without a job.

The problem here is who will they gonna sign next as there is only 2 days left beforw the transfer window shuts. They should have sold him back when he was not needed in the team. Also the problem here is will Dembele have a smaller role in Barcelona? Since we all know he won't be starting for them, I just hope it won't hinder Dembele's progression.

What are you even saying about the world's economy relying on U.D. Dollar? From what I know each individual country has its own way of running its economy even without the help of the U.S. Dollar. And don't get me started on the debate about if the U.S. market id down all of the markets are down as well, it is just that american foreign investors happens to also pull out their investments to other markets outside of the U.S.  but it by no means affects the foreign market permanently.

We often associate Bitcoin or any kind of Cryptocurrency on the illegal transactions from drugs to online ransoms, but Bitcoin is not the one to blame but the criminals itself in which they are taking advantage of the features of Bitcoin to be untraceable to their side. But I think that the image of Bitcoin of being a money for criminals is now gone as many people even companies accept Bitcoin and can be used to their daily transactions. Money in general is not to blame here, if we want them to stop using Bitcoin for crimes then we must eliminate them not the money.

What? Since when did Bitcoin earnings not taxable?  For your information anything that is involve receiving money in any form that is counted as income is taxable by law. It does not matter what kind of money you receive it in it does not make you immune to paying tax even in Bitcoin. I am guessing that you are not reflecting your Bitcoin earnings in your tax report, well you should be as an audit from your tax department can give you lots of trouble.

If not all people have access on the internet by now how can we expect all of them to know what Bitcoin is by 2022? I think the best thing we can do is wait for all of the world's population to have an access to a stable connection first before expecting all of them to use Bitcoin, because it will take years for people to know and fully adoapt to Bitcoin even if people haves access now people who are not technologically inclinced will consume a lot of time in order to use Bitcoin. And there are people who would still prefer other modes of payment like the traditional Fiat currency.