It sounds nice, but do you have the same income like when you do your old job?
Or does being a full timer in Bitcoin is even better than working on your old job?

I think I won't do that, I don't even have a job now because I'm still a student. But I think if in the future, I do have job I still won't do this, except if my job is a Bitcoin related job.

Bitcoin is money, if you ever have a money than you must know what to do. You can just keep it safe till the price goes up, or you can spend it for buying anything you need. You just have to treat it like fiat, and you will know what to do.

If you're talking about a "steady" way to earn Bitcoin online, then it won't be gambling nor trading. It would be mining or any other investment, even tho you won't earn much from it but you won't also lose much from it.

Gambling is a game that uses money to play it, and I don't think that gambling is an investment considering that investment is
And because gambling is not the asset or item that we buy to make a profit, so that's why gambling is not an investment for me.

Because gambling is pumping your adrenaline, and as we know that adrenaline is highly addictive. Let's take an example, if you ride a roller coaster you will certainly fear, right? But after that you will definitely want to ride it again, that's what adrenaline is.

But I wondering if we as the watcher subscribe or tip the streamers, will they accept the money as Bitcoin or as USD or any other currency?
If turns out that the streamers will accept the money as USD, is there any option that they can accept it just as a Bitcoin?

I knew this site before even though I never actually buy something there, but if there's a thing that supports Bitcoin in the gaming industry I will definitely support that. I'm sure that we certainly can do this, just like what we did before with Steam.

You're actually right, it was my fault. But I thought the OP talking about Bitcoin escrow service in general, but it turned out the OP talking about the other thing.

Escrow is not that profitable because usually, the fee of escrow is just 1% which is so low. But if you got a request for escrow service with a big amount of money (like 1BTC), it could be profitable.

Maybe your fee was too low, that's why it took a long time to be confirmed.
Could you please give us the transaction id or the address so we can check what happened.

So I just recently interested on Bitcoin vanity address, and I generated some cool looking address. And then this idea came out, how can I give or sell people these vanity addresses that I've found?
Is it possible to generate an address and then give the ownership to someone?
Is there any way that I can remove the first private key and then my friend make a new one for himself?

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I think no because I believe the hottest topic for now is "Pokemon GO"
But according to Google, you can see that "Instagram" is the most searched topic in the past 5 years.

And this is Bitcoin's
https://www.google.com/trends/explore?q=Bitcoin

You make a discussion about a Bitcoin industry with a seven and three years old boy? Are you sure about that?
Can they understand what you're talking about? Because you said that you introduced Bitcoin to them a year ago, which means when Joshua was seven and Franklin was two.

There are just been so many scams happening on this forum, it's just so hard to trust anyone here.
Those are not even negative comments, but yours is.

That's actually a nice idea, we all know that Bitcointalk has so many members to be a potential buyer. But the problem is, how can we convince them to put an advertisement on this forum.

That would be nice to get people know about Bitcoin, I will surely support it if this could really happen. Thing like this is similar to Steam Community Market, where people around the world can sell their items in game and the other people can buy it. But with Bitcoin it could be better because you can easily use the money after you selling it.

You don't really have to make a thread just for asking this kind of question, because there are already some peoples asking the same kind of questions. You just need to use the search box or you can also use Google if you don't like to wait.

That's the risk you have to take when you decide to accept Bitcoin as your salary, you just have to keep trusting on Bitcoin so you won't regret later.

I more prefer Blockchain.info, because if you use Xapo you can't import your private key, they will keep your private key instead (which means you can't sign a message with your Bitcoin address on Xapo).
And the other reason is, I just feel more freedom when I'm using Blockchain.info as my online wallet.