2/3 of the Bitcoin's transactions were related to trading activities and not for its real uses. People aren't really spending bitcoins because it has lower Tx fees because, as mentioned by the dudes above, the TXs fees are already low and it's difficult to make lower fees than banks since (for example SEPA) it costs zero.
"Investors" is a broad word, real investors aren't (much) into Bitcoin.

@JohnUser

En fait pour la livraison ca dépend du département ou tu habites, dans mon cas c'est Chronopost (sinon c'est Paytop qui ensuite utilise un "porteur sécurisé")
L'envoi est assuré donc pas de probleme. UPS et Chronopost marchent bien pour moi, les 2 m'appellent, même La Poste d'ailleurs. Je vois pas de difference entre les 3. (mise à part un fdp de la poste qui c'est servit dans ma boite aux lettres une fois)

This has been posted all over the forum already...

Your title is not even true. Binance isn't the first exchange with fiat>>crypto. You just woke up, or you don't know how to see beyond your nose.
Institutional players aren't coming into the crypto market, it's the opposite. Most tokens are overvalued because of people speculating (without knowing in what they're investing in...)

Bon j'ai un RDV à la banque, on ne m'a pas posé de question, au pire si il me demande je lui dirais que c'est mon budget prostitués.
Sinon en faisant une remise de cheque sur un compte boursorama, j'ai découvert qu'ils faisaient l'envoi d'especes par chronopost pour 17€, mais j'ai pas l'impression qu'ils nous laissent choisir les billets, je vais tenté aussi

I have already my own opinion and don't need to look further

- you create multiple accounts to spam the forum
- your domain name expire in some months
- you don't reply don't the embarrassing questions

And you want me to join an unknown website and start to use it for financial transactions?  

(Je ne suis pas né de la derniére pluie... A bon entendeur)

Gold is old as the earth, you're probably confused with the anime cartoons you watch? Bitcoin is higher than gold? that's a stupid comparison but let me follow your logic

Audi A6 Quattro is higher than the Bitcoin price so its price will skyrocket once again. Damn! Why I didn't buy one before! Thank you for your economic advice!

Yes a lot of people were storing their bitcoins on MtGox since they trusted this exchange (it doesn't change in 2019 lol).
Liberty  Reserve was a payment processor, its story is long you didn't have to verify your account, it was popular to use it for scammers, especially HYIPs (admin-victims). The site has been sized suddenly by The US. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_Reserve and they arrested the owner in Europe. This news was all over the world for some weeks/months
Dwolla is for Americans citizens to make ACH transfers (a legit biz.)

Old school method. Cron can be super lazy in case of server crash/failure and don't execute the jobs missed

Explain to me how are you paying your house, bills, etc Do you go to the supermarket with your wallet and say to the cashier "hold on, I am waiting for the confirmation"...
Oh man, I am also able to "detect my funds" when it hits my bank account, don't worry. Nothing to be jealous of.
Sometimes when I read people in the economics section there are a lot of people I wonder if they have a bank account, ever pay taxes, it makes me think the majority is living in their parent's house.

Good luck with your farm.
Don't share only the good things, share also where you struggled what problem did you face, etc...

However, I have a question:
How that come you're getting a 0.03$USD/kWh rate "tabarnak"

People don't want to pay taxes but want a free hospital, free school, free house, free food, free everything and even get money from the govt. but still, complain.
If someone pays himself the hospital (a birth cost +$30,000 in total btw) and everything then he will be entitled to say, no taxes

Be sure that if cryptos are massively adopted, 90% of the altcoins will be gone in a coffin. We will have perhaps 20 coins used and each for different purposes (depending on your needs, perhaps your govt/location too). For example a coin for a fast transaction, a coin for privacy, etc.

Bitcoin is and will always be the king, however, there is a slot for the queen 

OP may have no idea what it can cost to cheat the taxes department, if he is ok to pay a fine or go to jail then that's cool, but personally no thanks, I have better to do and responsibilities. OP is surely not a tax eligible person.

Yes sure, they can't know what wallet you own and where and bla bla bla. But did you forget then they do have access to your bank activities? Are you aware than bank accounts owned by the crypto exchanges are well know from the authorities?

I know in less than 5 years we will see some waves of threads from people crying they got busted and they're now in troubles.
Yes some people say they never paid any penny for the taxes, but don't forget the governments are still watching the industry to know how to tax it (assets, income, ...) it's inevitable that after this they will tax as others gain you may have and some countries are already doing it. If you think your governments will let you make money without getting their share, you're wrong.

Also, I would like to add, you may cheat the system for a while, but they will always come to you soon or later.

Professional traders also use bots for their activity.

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I don't know much about these kinds of bots but generally speaking, you get what you paid for. (and it doesn't apply only to buying a bot btw). Learning how to make one can be a solution but it takes time to learn and sometimes a lot of stress. In some cases, or for some people, it may be better and time saving to purchase one directly.

A few days ago while reading Darkstar_'s posts I came across one of his posts feedback about a bot (R.A.T). I've read the topic and the price was 0.01 BTC, I found it not expensive at all, it's like $35. I'm even thinking of buying one, even if I'm not an active trader, but just for fun.

You wanted to say "if governments continue to become more strict

I don't think it's fair how the big firms are cheating millions by evading their taxes for exemple. Surely I will have fewer taxes to pay if everyone is fair (not cheating,etc) because I am paying for the cheaters.
Europe is currently waking up against those 'Pro-taxes-evasion' to make the system fair for everyone, no matter if you are citizens, entrepreneurs.

Yaplatu, tu dois pas avoir d'argent donc tu peux pas comprendre. Et la derniere source que tu cites, le mec a trop regarder le reportage sur youtube au sujet des billets de 500€

All you do is copy-pasting content from coindesk, RT, etc and coming on the forum to 'spam' your website. Your blog adds no value.. All your posts are for the purpose to get traffic from the forum. You don't care about it. You have no interest to create a discussion, nor to participate in. You probably don't even read the replies

It's a matter of how much millions they spend to protect their system. And continuiously... Or they will end up as a target soon or later. I can't find the post but crypto exchanges still need to make a lot of efforts to improve their security, sometimes it's a matter of basics things.
I found this yesterday or so, on my loal board

https://cer.live/#/rating

Click right>>>check the source code, can tell you a few things, especially with WordPress. Google cache and archive.org too.
And if someone edit a 20 years old blog post to replace it with a bitcoin-related content, it"s easy to guess something is wrong, or the guy travelled in the future, got a Nostradamus illumination, ...

On MtGox, you could deposit money via Paypal and credit card. After they added bank transfers, Liberty reserve and Dwolla. After the Liberty Reserve scandal, they removed it and replaced with Paxum(?) and then Okpay.
I had given bitcoins to users on a forum just as a Christmas gift. I don't see them anymore so they must be rich now.

(Electrum came in 2013)