The crypto market is too small to create a problem to the social security. Without cryptos, it's already in trouble in most (if not all) the countries by the way. Labour started to get devaluated long ago, when Europe has been created and the borders removed, with the Schengen Area too. Don't worry, you will still receive your retirement pension like everyone else

Hey, keep in mind that it's basically a joke to get fun. You won't see a traditional trader saying to colleagues while in the office "Microsoft mooned last night" Some individuals like to say their coin mooned when it increased by 10% from yesterday. Some will says it if the coin makes x10, and others x100, etc.

There is nothing to be gained since Bitcoin (cryptos generally speaking) is considered an investment by the community, so there is no race or battle against the traditional currencies. This could have been the case at the beginning of Bitcoin but no more now. People are not really interested in seeing the cryptocurrency adopted massively, they are just interested in their investment. No problem if it stays on the web and their account on their exchange platform. Cryptocurrency and currency are both different products

It's gonna stay marginal (at some level). At worst it could be used as virtual money for a video game (I don't remember the name: second life ?) At best it will remain a virtual currency used by geeks or by those looking to hide their funds (taxes evasion or other reasons) or on the darknet. that said, (besides that bitcoin needs to have a minimum value of $213,000 to hit to replace the US money supply)

Since I don't know what you are looking I can't say what options work or not. Are you sure Bitfinex is $10,000? Because using a "," in English mean ten thousand.
I am using Kraken to withdraw fiat to bank it works perfectly if I make a request before 11.00 am I get it the same day at 7.00pm.
With Bittrex you need to first submit a ticket and ask request your account to be added to the USD markets, then you need to get your bank account approved. So maybe you will see the minimum once your account is eligible?

I think people need to be realistic (including me) The chance to see the Bitcoin price above $20,000 in 6 months is near to zero. The good news published here and there will largely not be enough. Even if the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank published a press release to say how bitcoin is so great for the economy worldwide I doubt we will see an ATH. Maybe it could be done by hiring a marabout or a witch, but I don't know any.

Not really indicative given that the majority of them are false comments. Some even used the names of real people to leave a comment. Hoping that they would not dumb enough to take seriously the comments in considerations. I am surprised the page hasn't been botted in mass.

I suppose that the registration is reserved for German citizens because the site is in German only. If this were the case, the site would be available in several languages. I know that for the English subsidiary (fidorbank.uk) they only accept the citizens from the United Kingdom, so another reason to think that they only accept Germans.

Introducing cryptocurrency into the traditional financial market can only be done by banks. Otherwise, it would require a license to operate just like banks. And this is not something that any company can get. Add to that, the nature of cryptocurrency is rather considered as a "tool" for activities not very clear, so governments are rather reluctant

Currencies are not stable, gold is not stable, stocks option too, How do you want to get the Bitcoin price stable? Sure they don't have the same volatility but still... Now you can imagine making Bitcoin based on the USD 1BTC=1$ (like Tether does) but if it's to make a digital currency based on fiat, there is no use to make a digital currency

But it will have a cost. People will have to verify their Id before to be able to make the deposits/withdraw in fiat. It won't come without a "sacrifice". In the end, it isn't making something different from other exchanges. And sorry but it's not the type of thing that will increase the mass adoption like you say.

Is there a verification of users ID (KYC) while selling with these ATM? Because the few I saw with a 2-way ATM (in EU) we needed to provide our ID card and even take a selfie, no way to wear a balaclava since the operator is watching you lol

Honestly, I won't remove Helix from the list of mixers to avoid. While I am happy if you got the 6BTC (if you really got) I find suspicious someone sending such amount in one shot, without trying first, and obviously without searching what pops out from search engines.

Since the site has been created we start to be used to see people joining the forum to tell us how Helix is "great" and "legit"
A good example to show you is this topic https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4810205.0
And I agree with Tryninja, I don't know who is dumb enough to use the name of another business closed previously (other than to scam by taking advantage of the rep)

Salut

Si c'est pour faire des transactions en relation avec la crypto monnaie (buy/sell, ou autre) tu peux oublier. C'est contre leur reglement.
Pour autre chose je ne peux te dire car je n'ai pas d experience mais ils ont plutot une bonne image

Contests in trading platforms are something usual, not on the crypto market only but with the traditional trading sites too. I remember about one that was offering a Lambo to the winner (it was Instaforex maybe) a few years ago. I don't see anything wrong and it's not giving a bad image to cryptos. If it does it's about the trading platform (fiat or cryptos, no matter). It's just a method to encourage and motivate the users. BTW, banks do the same

Check his/her first post here, you will >>> 

When you have buyers and sellers it creates an ecosystem hence you have related solutions because there is a market. That's where we see somethings news (for merchants for example)
If people keep to hold or trade then the crypto ecosystem won't be developed, the only things we will see developed are the regulations and the trading market. And you're right about the run up to $20,000 I didn't even think about that.

It's just a technical problem which can happen to any index. Don't you think if it was really hacked, the guy would have better to do than that? It doesn't worth to hack the website just to change some values, come on. Don't spread this kind of rumor

There is something easier to use, LastPass. It can do exactly the same thing and it's not its main feature. Basically, it's a password manager and autofill. It's available in Firefox, Opera, and Chrome and it's free as addon browser.
https://www.lastpass.com/

Will the website get a new design too with the logo? What about the zen products their name will be changed?