I use Binance and some of the local BTC exchanges in my country. It's just a sad thing about KYC at times since I absolutely hate it. I expect to apply for KYC in Binance sometime sooner since I plan to trade a bit more with BTC, and a nonverified KYC account may not be enough. I do love that Binance had the option to let users experience anonymity even with the limit though. There are also various options with trading but I'm already fairly satisfied with what Binance offers most of the time.

It's a lot easier and less hassle for the trader when using AI's but it doesn't really provide the necessary advantage or profit that they are looking for or that a trader could get. Professors in the past often told me, Computers are stupid. They can only read 1's and 0's and not gonna lie, it looks quite fitting when using AI's. They are unable to perform tasks a normal human could, and more useful in terms of canned transactions.
For those whom don't know what canned transactions are, it's pretty much just a repetitive process often used in a transaction like, the printing of a schedule for college students, the printing of report cards, those can be called canned transactions.

Uhh give source for this at the very least OP? Also, I highly doubt a possible average of 3-5% could save them from the overwhelming growth of BTC. Plus, even if we did believe them, majority would still choose to hold BTC instead though.

Crypto naturally can. It is developing pretty well and I'd suppose many believe that BTC could reach higher heights than it is now. Just look at the amount of investors it has today. I ain't no professional analyst but ai can see that BTC has a pretty high chance of overwhelming the  general stock market.

Bro. Predictions are over saturated already. Literally everyone has made their predictions and some may have even coincided with others, but it isn't really that important enough for a majority to take notice of it. People just predict these kind of things so that they could be put in the peoples eye. This doesn't really take a genius to know this not gonna lie. Influence and the concept of demand and supply are the things that possibly move the market and the factors that affect its volatility.

At this point just by observing the current news around it? Most probably no. It had a lot of hype but no foundation to push it to the top, or at the very least, stay in an advantageous situation. Because of that, they fell quite flat when a lot of people judged Libra and a lot of news were reported about it.
Still, judging by the fact that they still have time before they release it, I'd suppose i'd leave my final judgement for then and see what they can come up with.

Play with him. As someone who considers gambling as fun and as an entertainment, playing with someone lucky could prove enjoyable. It's like how good players look for other good players as well, instead of looking for those weaker ones. Plus, only those who consider gambling as a way to earn profit would bother finding weaker opponents or unlucky ones.
On the case of gambling though, it's more dependent on luck if you could find a good opponent.

Well, gambling addiction may have been a factor but I suppose there were still quite a lot of problems with the mans life that resulted in such a situation to occur.

Also, I doubt anyone would do anything over the line IF it wasn't addiction. Addiction could bring the worst out of someone after all. Or rather, well, in this case, money could bring the worst of someone.

It is kind of the truth though. Although labeling it as useless is an overstatement since it being a medium of exchange is already a huge contribution. It does indeed pale in comparison to gold since gold is a hard asset where as fiat is backed by banks which just continue printing fiat money, worsening the economic situation of the globe.

Although his statement of being a Gold mining analysts allows him to truly understand BTC is a bit of an overstatement in my opinion. Not one could truly say that they understand BTC after all.

Additional would probably explain what Coin control and Change address is and what they are used for? I kind of recognize the Input Output Diagram, iirc, I saw it from the original paper of Satoshi from his proposal of Cryptocurrency. Besides, Input and Output logic is already common sense so I suppose no need to explain what they mean, but for the other two, I rather think it is.
Anw, concerning the info explained, It's rather detailed and if the topic is limited here, other than defining the terms, I'd suppose everything was explained well.

Well, gold is considered as something to fall upon whenever a global crisis attacks the economic market. There's different uses for Gold, BTC and Fiat so considering them together might be a bit difficult.
Gold, with its steady value, is a good factor, especially for banks, whenever a global economic crisis occurs, just like what I said earlier. But it isn't really suited for everyday uses, and that's where Fiat comes to.
BTC, on the other hand, is a type of virtual currency, which banks have no hold into so users can have more anonymity when transacting with others. It is relatively new and most of the population hasn't accepted it and maybe don't even know about it, and this makes BTC fall back a bit compared to Fiat. We may see progress in the future, but as of today, those are the roles of each in the market.

Oh and also note, there was never a Gold bubble (as far as I know) since its value has been steady since like forever.

You're already putting your hand in the supply and demand factors of BTC so why are you still including hashrates in it? You've already stated a possible reason for BTC price dump, demand.
Hashrates have never been (or at least, as far as I know) a factor in judging possible market pumps and dumps. Market price fluctuates and changes because of the supply and demand of BTC, and how willing is the market to accept a certain supply for a certain price.

As a day trader ,checking wallet everyday is a must but in terms of long investment, I'd rather wait for a bullish season or check my wallet out a week before what I think would be the bullish season. It is a good practice to often check the news though, just in case anything happens. But that doesn't mean you should let occasional dumps get the best of you.

It is indeed true, checking your wallet everytime brings out quite a paranoia inside of you. Even in normal occasions, this could occur quite often.

Well, it's kind of forcing it to call price manipulation since people do follow it. More like we could call it that they dump/pump coins and let the other traders change the flow themselves by showing some kind of change where traders would be forced to make a move. I do hope for another ATH, but I doubt it could happen by this year. At most, it should probably only happen after 2020. I'd guess we can reach the current ATH by March or April of 2020, but a lot of things could still happen.

Besides, you've also said the price manipulation of whales, so it is rather difficult to predict how BTC could reach another ATH today. But it would surely reach another one in the future though. Also, price manipulation was always there, it's just rather obscure at times and well, they also might have additional techniques for them to use so that they could manipulate the charts and changes.

I really doubt you could use USDT to perform trading while thinking of profits. Plus, BTC provides a lot of possible returns since, well, we all know how it has progressed from its starting point up to now. USDT is called a stable coin because it isn't volatile, BTC, on the other hand, is. Which makes it a lot more aligned with your goal, which is to earn a profit, which is through trading.

Sports bet, Dice and Black Jack and slots. Some of the few games that are quite famous and I personally like them as well. As for currency used, im honestly fine with anything but the lower the transac fees, the better.
As for features, most would prefer customer service and I do as well. Of course, responsive supports are very welcome, plus a way for users to converse to one another could be quite good as well.
No to KYC please.
Referral would be nice, but not really required.

It's rather difficult to define it as a break when I actually don't do it regularly. Gambling is more of a hobby, a way of enjoyment and entertainment in my case. I'd consider it as a break if I did Gambling as my way of life or as a main source of income (which I think is rather impossible to do so), but I don't. On the contrary, I actually think of Gambling as a break instead.

I wouldn't go as far as to report it and such, pero napaka filler niya talaga, especially sa mga Informative Thread. Its called an Informative Thread for a reason. Plus, nag cacause to na mabury yung mga informative and helpful answers sa thread na yun, creates more hassle sa mga taong gustong magshare ng information na gusto nila kasi nadadagdagan lang nang nadadagdagan yung posts, nadadagdagany ung babasahin nila since alam nila sa sarili nila na ayaw nila gumawa ng posibleng duplicate post. Plus, if ever, alam mo naman ang attitude ng Ph pagdating sa benefits. I don't talk bad about them, but yung attitude lang nila na doing everything for benefits na nakakasira na sila ng productive conversation, well, at that time, they have to stop.

Probably the best thing you could hope for a sure bull run would be the halving by 2020. It's probably the most solid and best bet most crypto users have in assuming that BTC would experience a bull run. Just looking at past examples, every halving has let BTC experience a huge bull run. 2012 halving resulted in BTC reaching 100$, 2016 halving resulted in BTC reaching 6k$. History repeats itself, my dudes.

I hope so. And it seems like this time, unlike the unstable 10k a few weeks ago, the price should remain quite steady when it enters the 10k range since the price pretty much have stabilized right now at 9.3k, when the prices pumps up, the market should be able to accept it.

Though id rather wish the bullrun happens by the start of next year though. At the very least, I want BTC to be solid at 9k and up so that if a market crash suddenly happens, it wouldn't fall too far and just go back to 9k

Youtube titles be indeed like that most of the time. And please OP, i'd rather watch the hows of trading and market rather than these so called "analysts" of market BTC. Anyone could literally say anything, predict anything. I'd actually avoid anything linked to TA most of the time, except if they actually triggered me to research about it and understand how it would happen. My mind is much more clear that way since a lot of false predictions arent recorded in my brain anymore.

Hmmm, might give it a try then. Im more inclined to watching how he portrays what he says rather than the content itself.