That's where you're wrong, many third world country citizens have used laptop and gadgets in their life if you're thinking that people in third world country are like tribes who's still having the lifestyle like in the age of stone you're definitely wrong.
In many parts of third world countries, especially their big city, they've used advanced technology and there's no need to struggle to access bitcoin from there. Old people there are indeed lack of knowledge in regards to technology but the new generations have used the technology since long ago.

That's actually right. Some people here repetitively saying that bitcoin will eventually destroy fiat but in fact, they're all really wrong, people who use bitcoin just have one purpose, exchanging their bitcoin to fiat at the end.
As many economics said that bank is a core of the economy, without it, a government will have a weak economy because almost every country in this world has the banking system.
Just people here need to be realistic that destroying bank would indirectly affect their bitcoin.

My privkey is shared with my family members, mean it's okay if there's something happened to me. Though they don't really know what to do to it but I'm sure by the time being, they'll figure out how to use the privkey and use the money inside, yeah, the power of money will increase your will even you'll be struggling, that's natural law.

That's right, after intense price increase or pump, there'll be always correction and it's mean the price will go down at some point and reached its stability, never try to invest when you just missed the train. There's no point of it and just giving you additional risk instead, wait for a better momentum and until the price of the coin you're aiming going down  at its deepest point.

If that's the case, they would simply make their own online store, making an online isn't taking that much resources and rather cheap. But, the main problem is how to be sure both of buyer and seller will always feel safe when making a transaction, so they've come to the solution to sell it in the dark web which is "under surface". And, some people said that VPN is not enough to surf the dark web, just don't go there if you want to be safe.

As far as I know, there's no really important news coming out, it's probably a usual trend which always occurs. The price is indeed skyrocketing though it impacts the altcoins and so does with my investment, LOL.
What I could agree is that at the peak of the price, people will sell their coin, eventually, don't miss the train.

That's what happen when a currency's price is truly based on the demands of the market and the ratio of supply:demand is really affecting the price and the whole currency's economic. What I've seen is that majority of people who join bitcoin recently are attracted to its potential of giving decent profit and they consider bitcoin as an investment and not a currency, that's right that normal people who use bitcoin as ordinary currency struggling to keep their value stay at its point.

More publication towards the project brings more insight and therefore the project will begin its way to success. Those investments also mean that this project is trustworthy, the investors I'm pretty sure have been analysing the whole thing the project is offered. There's no argue on that.

Its popularity as payment processor also makes bitcoin more dominant compared to any other altcoin. It can't be argued, but, some altcoin also trying to invent a tool which could make the crypto world more interesting, as you can see, now, so many altcoins are popping out offering a new innovation in the various sector, whether it's economy, charity, and more.
Just my honest opinion, instead of competing with each other, these altcoins should make the crypto world more interesting that could attract people's attention.

I think that the increase of adoption will also increase the demands but just temporary.therefore, bitcoin is still unstable as it usually is, the price of bitcoin purely affected by the ratio between demand and supply and the increase of demands will make the price higher and it doesn't reflect a stability, a stable currency is a currency with pretty static value, it's changing but really slow. Well, just my 2 cents.

You've never tried mining, do you?  It seems mining really have no risk or at least low but actually, you'll be struggling thinking about halving which always occur, maintaining your rigs, pay the expenses due to high usage of electricity, and much more.
Mining is basically profitable if you're living in someplace which has cheap electricity costs and good internet, though, to make a good profit, you'll need to build your own rig by buying ASIC Miners, graphic card, and so on. If you're an individual who's mining with a usual graphic card such as GTX 750 TI, or below, don't expect it could fulfil your daily needs.

Bigger value doesn't mean it'll holding on to be number one, it all depends on many factors and what make the value of a coin is high is the demands. So, it's come to conclusion that the main factor which affect the position of altcoin very much is demands, the rest is like the development and project regarding of the coin and so on.
And also, the acceptance of coin in the world might be a tool to determine whether the coin is popular or not, and not just a trading tool.

Nah, they don't have interest towards bitcoin even if you've explained the whole thing didn't mean they don't like bitcoin. It's just they want to stay in the safe zone instead of trying something new even if it's will really beneficial for them and it's normal.
You may think it's such a waste of time but they'll know bitcoin even a little bit because of you and thus they becoming potential adopters. Though, just keep silent and keeping the information by yourself will be fine for you.

There's no way he will use bitcoin even if bitcoin have so many advantages, the usage of bitcoin will change the opinion of his citizens towards him and will definitely affect the governance.
As I recall, north Korea trying to compete and always make their own technology even though theirs just seem outdated. They will develop a new system or a new cryptocurrency instead of using bitcoin.

Talking about HYIP and your suggestion to invest in early stage, it's definitely useless effort and you'll absolutely lose your money. Those HYIP which often entitle them as online investments only pay in early stage and only small amount of investment they'll repay to the investor. The rest investor which have invested big, usually about 0.01 or more will never get paid back.

I don't think I can hold on using a phone as primary and the only one option to surf the internet and do something complicated, the fact that using a phone really makes you struggling and can't do further and advanced activities make it becoming kind of limitation for users. You must eventually buy a computer to simplify your activities regarding of crypto world.
Even though it's a smartphone, doesn't mean it's as smart as computer.

Not literally dead for bitcoin but a disaster for those miners who counting on earning from mining. They'll need to fulfil the expenses of maintaining their mining rigs, electricity, and so on. Back then before halving, $500 rate of bitcoin is enough for those miners and get a decent profit but for now, after halving, it's not enough.
Even honestly I think that the price of bitcoin going down to 500$ is kinda hard thing to be happened if there's not a really bad news regarding bitcoin occur.

That's right, even before teaching people there about the basic of bitcoin and cryptocurrency, they're already lacking infrastructure and basic education. Only in big cities there in Africa are capable of using bitcoin, the rest is doubtfully incapable.

That's right, the paper money won't be threatened that easily due to the existence of bitcoin in some specific country as long as the government only consider bitcoin as an alternate currency instead of the main ones.
Though, your statement which said that the advantage of a digital currency which have no tax is really wrong, you're not paying the tax even for a cent because the government doesn't recognise and probably unable to recognise your wealth in form of bitcoin, but when your government know what exactly bitcoin is, the taxation will come and thus official regulation will be released.

The problem is not because it's online but because it's decentralised. The government can easily get rid of online thing they don't like by simply seizing the server of the site or service. but, it's a different thing if you're talking about bitcoin, bitcoin is everywhere and so does with its miners which exist in many countries with internet.