Paypal is not the same thing as bitcoin. Paypal is not a cryptocurrency paypal is not a currency either. it's like comparing an apple with an orange

They have no choice to jump in the train if they won't to follow the trend. better for them to use instead to be obselete in some years from now. It can aslo i guess reduce their costs. (operations, maintenance, ect)

No change for me. I paid what is needed to be paid. The same i do with banks. Bitcoin is still cheaper for thr type of transactions i do

There are of course big names who invested in bitcoin, but they prefer to be silent about it due to their main activity
You tell to everyone you have 10 kilo of gold under your bed, right ? And you have a reason surely, then same for them. Also if a media start to say xyz invested in, it could an impact for them

bitcoin is not supported in some countries because of the misconception about cryptocurrency and cryptography. People educated from medias create the fear about bitcoin

After adsense banned faucets, i don't think it is profitable anymore to run such site

If I remember well ArkResearch made a study about this, and it was said more than 300k people

Thanks guys for the payment again for this week

Byuing bitcoin one time and hold it make them still an user. We can't define the number of people using bitcoin based only on the number of transaction.

Don't worry, your credit card doesn't care about holidays

Here is a good article to read on 24hgold
Post series: The myth of the strong dollar policy, Part Two
http://www.24hgold.com/english/news-gold-silver-post-series-the-myth-of-the-strong-dollar-policy-part-two.aspx?article=10288186376H11690&redirect=false&contributor=Michael+J.+Kosares

Whenever a U.S. secretary of Treasury utters the word “strong dollar policy,” the question immediately should be asked: “Strong against what?” As outlined in the Wikipedia definition immediately above, the intent of the policy is to make the dollar strong in terms of other currencies, not against goods and services, and for that reason, it is generally misunderstood.

Here taxs have to be paid if you are making profit with buying/selling. But if you spend a bank transfer to an exchange and then sell some day later for paypal, withdraws to a credit card, sell to a friend for a SEPA, then you are safe

I personnaly don't care if bitcoin is illegal in the usa. we don't need them

It surely can't replace fiat, but i do believe both can work together

I was happy because it was more easy than i though. Understanding the transactions was another thing 

Sadly i am not late, i would have be happy to participate in such campaign

I may be wrong but Spectrocoin can do this, there is another but don't remember the name

debt ~50000$ per citizen, your kids born with a debt without doing anything
good job usa

you can't transfer funds to your own account, and a lowest limit

The misconception about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies generally speaking is one of the reason. The fear of an unknow system