The main question of poor people in the era of capitalism, where the poor are getting poorer and the rich are getting richer.
Usually when I ask a young owner how did he get it he says parents paid for it or he took over a family business.

-marry into a rich family
-inherit money
-befriend someone rich and borrow money
-take a loan in a bank
-rob a bank  
-work like a mule eat cheap crap and save money

Hope the guide will prove useful

The cost of running a node will remain the same even in 10 years. Take a look at the computer market. 15 years ago everyone were used to having a 1-5GB drive, something like a 10GB would have been a luxury. Now most of us have a 500GB drives that cost less than that old 10 back in the days. There's no need for centralization.

I think it's not a good idea.
Amph said that you'll be getting €190 with an s9, but think of some details first. The cost of a miner is $2100 + shipping. You might also have to pay tax (VAT) if you're importing it from outside the EU.
To get the money back you'll have to wait almost a year and constantly supply the miner with power and a stable internet connection. If the miner disconnects or shuts down while you're sleeping, are at work or drinking with friends, you lose money.
You will need to deal with noise and keep it cool. You'll also need to consider a constant draw of 1350W from the outlet. This may seem like nothing much, but you should check if your home isn't powered from a single phase, because many apartments have a single 16A-20A outlet breaker, so a miner will take half of it.
Also, if the miner gets damaged by something like a surge, you won't get your money back.

The size of debt doesn't matter. It's basically impossible to pay and still growing, all because of the crazy high and unjust interest. Iceland did not pay their debt and did anything happen? No.
Cyprus went bankrupt, did something happen? No. What if the debt becomes 10x times the GDP? They can't pay it now and they won't be able to in 10 years.

Oh no! My cover is blown!

I could say the same thing about gods. They are only a representation of human fantasies, but believers also don't like giving up, as it might show they were wrong most of their lives and wasted so much time and money worshiping something that not only does not give a shit but doesn't exist.

What about the big bang theory?

I always thought that their children were Cain and Abel. How did they reproduce?

I went through all the steps and got my address imported. Still looks like a typical address until you look closely, wish there were less numbers
Thank you and good luck with your business.

Actually, Stalin, who was a leftist was as bad as Hitler. Scum can come from both left and right.

As for that "swastika" you are a good example of how educated young people are nowadays.
This is a Nazi swastika, on a German flag:

Now, look at his avatar again...
 

Hey, I'm willing to test this.
My public key: I'd like no uppercase if possible. Great service, thanks

An address is not enough to prove an ownership. You could show an address in the bank and then say it doesn't belong to you. How would they prove it?
You'd need a private key, and showing the key to anyone is like giving them your money. If someone gained access just for a few seconds and managed to take a picture of it, or swipe it in front of a camera, your money's gone.

You don't know much about the world, do you?

Red=Illegal
Green, Blue = legal

Not always. Think about prostitutes, they are hired and perform a job, but It's not always legal. Same with Bitcoin, you can start a company and do a job you think is legal and land in jail, like that guy from Bitinstant.


It depends what you classify as a drug. What is illegal in one country may  be legal in another.
Sex services are actually legal in most countries if you're doing it of your own free will.

You're wrong. The consequences were clearly visible after Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Some countries like Russia also tested their bombs on soldiers.

The exercise, under the code name "Snowball", involved an aerial detonation of a 40 kt RDS-4 nuclear bomb. The stated goal of the operation was military training for breaking through heavily fortified defensive lines of a military opponent using nuclear weapons. An army of 45,000 soldiers marched through the area around the epicenter soon after the nuclear blast. The exercise was conducted on September 14, 1954, at 9:33 a.m

When you feel like panicking, just stand up and take a walk. Don't end up looking at the charts and sweating, because sooner or later you'll push the button. I did it once and learned on my mistake.
Right now I'm cool


They say one picture is worth a thousand words.

And somehow none of the alleged assassins were caught and prosecuted, if not for an attempted murder, then maybe for a scam and theft. Of course since none of them were caught there was no testifying. I'm guessing the only evidence of this assassinations are emails between him and some people who posed as hitmen and I don't think this is enough to sentence someone to life of living in a cage, like a monkey.

Just choose any of them. I have used multibit, electrum and qt. All three are reliable, because if those who made them lose interest for some reason, the only thing that will happen is the wallets will stop being updated. They will still be able to connect to the network and you will have a way to move your coins. There just won't be any new features added.
What is the most important, your wallets allow you to access your private keys, which means you have a complete control over the funds. You can copy the private key and paste it into any other wallet and use it to send transactions.

What happened after the 21 million coins are mined?
Nothing. Life will go on and so will Bitcoin.

If (bitcoin) become a universal currency, so the richest guy is the one that hold most coins?
Exactly like in the fiat world, the richest hold the most paper bills.

How much will it be if 21 million coins are to split for the 7 billion people on earth?
Each person will hold 0,003 BTC

Is fiats equivalent of paper?
No, there's much more fiat in circulation than the paper notes representing it.

Can the elderly use them?
Yes, as long as they know how to use a credit/debit card.

What if another algorithm replace bitcoin in the future?
It can happen, but Bitcoin can be upgraded as time passes, so there shouldn't be a need for total replacement.

Is the holder vulnerable to hacking?
No, if he's careful. The most vulnerable are exchanges not your personal wallets. Remember that banks, ATMs and your mobile phone are also vulnerable to hacking.

Do we need general acceptance if I want to use bitcoin?
No, you can start using Bitcoin right now. There's a large list of online stores and companies that accept Bitcoin.
 
Why can’t we just use fiat if just for payment?
You can use whatever you like.

Can we guarantee the storage of value via bitcoin?
Nobody can guarantee that anything, used as money storage, will retain its value.
Gold, diamonds, real estate and stocks can also lose value.

It seems that the person who wrote the third question, bought Bitcoin at $3000+  

It's not about him being a good boy or not. When you are sentenced for life you can be the nicest inmate in the world and it won't matter.
IMO his sentence should be reduced. Yes, he did something illegal, but he hasn't killed anyone, he just created a market site. Killers and rapists are usually sentenced for 5-10 years. I've seen pedophile murderers, who raped and killed a child, sentenced only to 25 years, and this guy gets life? This has nothing to do with justice.

I have no idea why a Russian votes against an Ukrainian board.


I don't think there's much love between Poland and Ukraine after the massacres in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massacres_of_Poles_in_Volhynia_and_Eastern_Galicia