Well said. So do I.

Do you wan't to know what I as a foreign 'hear' a lot?

"criminals"
"terorrists"
"money laundry"
"computer crime"

and once even

"child pornography"

To me it seems the undertone of that conversation is to associate 'bad things' with 'digital currencies'.

How far is this TV program spread accross the US? Do many people tend to watch this?

Great! Thanks in advance!

Could someone of you native English speakers sum up the speech for the ones not able to understand any word they say as he/she is not _that_ good at English at that level? Thank you sooo much!

After some reading I did over the past month I *optimistically assume for myself* that the price will not be higher than a maximum of $ 3,000 per coin where this amount will not be stable. I assume it to raise this high until say around 2015 and then drop by 33% to finally stay at $ 2,000. That's my guess.

That's what I said.

I recently read a discussion that if a Satoshi would be worth $1 the sum of all Bitcoins would be 5 times the sum of all world currencies altogether - so I doubt that the price will rise that high.

I don't really get what's the problem with that. It's like reveiling just another address, isn't it? This should just be a problem for anonymity or do I get something wrong?

I often ask myself where thes price will settle around when the 'system is done and stable'. If a look at todays' price of say around $ 400 per Bitcoin the whole sum of 21 million coins isn't that much. Thus, I speculate, the price will rise for Bitcoin to be able to buy something really big. I mean, if you would try to buy ie. a huge company by Bitcoin it would just allow for exactly on deal. All coins would be needed for that one deal.

The things I currently cannot get are ie.

- What is the Bitcoin way of the "goods that relate to a money supply"? From what I know about money I think (correct me) that money supply should have a relation to the goods available. If the relation is messed up, the "money is messed up".

- How will Bitcoin work (and the acceptance of it) when one has to pay a $10 transaction fee one day?

- How will I be able to send $0.30 in 5 years when the value rises even more?

There are so many questions I come accross...

Hey,

I did buy already. I was just curious to know if these - as you say - pennies given away today could buy your new fridge in a couple of years. I always remember the "pizza thing" which was in one way very good (acceptance of Bitcoin for something from the real-world) but a desaster in the sense of investment.

Hi there,

I'm pretty new to Bitcoin and do not own much. However, I have an assumtion that I don't know is stupid or not. The following numbers are not by far accurate but I hope they deliver the outlines of what I mean:

Given there was a time I could buy

     10,000 Bitcoins for $10

and I project these numbers onto todays values where

     1/10,000th of the former sum is worth 40 times the value

which equals

     1 Bitcoin is worth $400

is is stupid to assume today that the satoshis that I gather from ie. freebitco.in will in - say 3 years - be also multiplied by the worth of 10,000? Meaning: if I click a week through this Web site and earn 0.00005000 what will be worth $0.02 today - is there a chance that these will be worth $ 200 in 3 years?

I know that I cannot calculate with the exact same growth but I'm interested in the general expectations that maybe you have...