The move is indeed a good one and it could seriously help farmer have a easier throughout experience (considering they know the basics of how to use BTCitcoin) but since they aren't exactly the normal techy people, I found it hard to see this will have a significant impact on their selling experience (at most a small portion of them only). At the moment, it won't influence much but in the next 10 years, it could be everything for them.

Good points however base on my understanding, the written codes by "Satoshi" is what developers have been following and will be following for the years to come, unless a big percentage disagree with him (in which I doubt since everything is going well, even though with some rough edges here and there), and that be the issue into pushing it to be changed somehow (not sure if possible though). Bottom line, most you've mentioned, aren't going to be change until the end since their the reason what many use it in the first place.

I was able to find a wallet I used to use from late 2011 up to mid 2012 and have some funds in it but unfortunately I didn't made a back up or just simply copying everything saved in a notepad since everything used to be saved on my browser in the past and since I installed new windows over the one I used to had (I change windows twice yearly since I play around a lot and always mess something), so as result I don't have the chain words that would help me recover needed information, in order for me to log in (a bit of regret although not that much of a big deal since it's less than a BTCitcoin).

Really nice looking faucet design you've made there but there's a slight problem, in terms of confirmation to see if I've been successful in claiming or not since after solving, there will be a small red button saying claim and after clicking it, there will be the big red claim button again and no matter how many times, I click it, it stays like that and doesn't give a confirmation message if I'll be rewarded later since payouts are every two hrs as stated.

Were almost the same in terms of involved equipment. I purchased 3 r9 270x (sapphire) back then and was hoping to to mine using multiple GPU's and get good profit and use it into repurchasing further GPU's but just after only a week, one of them gave up on me and never hashed anymore so as result I end up with no ROI and had to resell the other 2 GPU's for a cut price, just after a week due to having fear of getting same outcome.

There used to be one in the past called "Bitsms" but haven't seen them online in a while and their website is offline as well: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=761900.0 (They charged high prices)
There's another one on github, although not sure how to use it: https://github.com/justinguy/bitcoinsms
There are few others that do this but you have to provide a phone number and a nick name (but you don't want that), and from my observation, they all charge huge prices as well.

Well it surely differs base on the country that the exchange will be from. Government rules should be followed and on top of that permits would be needed for asking users to identify who they are (identity verification process) since it's a serious matter, then a partnership with at least a single bank in which it will also act as a way for indirect deals between users with other banks and lastly, large reserves of crypto funds. Before I forgot, there are some other things like office inspector of the exchange, security evaluation and stuff like that as well.

My answer is going to be purely base on the visit I made to a local exchange office in where I'm residing: (From my discussion with the owner of the exchange)

Exchanges do have a mining farm in which (in my case, it was a small mining farm) they use it to fund their main addresses with and also have a backup option that they make contracts with some other miners in which they get an additional fee, whenever funds from their mining activities were used, for instance, the exchange I'm talking about, asked for 2% fee from everyone and they give 0.5% (additional fee) fee to miners (excluding the amount they exchange to fiat) whenever their addresses where used for an exchange transaction. Their (backup miners) limited to 6 month contracts.

I doubt there would be any alternative cryptocurrency to BTCitcoin (in the future), that could keep up to what level BTCitcoin is, so in short anyone trying to create such currency, would be just wasting his time. BTCitcoin has been the new king of all the currencies but the problem is, it's still not that recognized by all and that's the only problem (nothing else that serious enough to harm it).

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I've used blockchain.info wallet (desktop version) for sending coins to multiple users on a regular basis and never had any problem with them and they also do have an android version although I won't recommend using that version since up until couple of months back, I've seen users reporting some bugs so instead you could use your mobile browser for trying it. Regarding the small fee that you want, It's not a good practice to put as less fee as possible since you'll get confirmation problems for sure but I've seen blocktrail transactions and they do this but still would recommend a good fee: https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/dfc2524de72be6ef87a2e31cd0b13049045eb14bc0b7b7d84e39c3e48a45ef20

Finally someone that makes sense and had a good impact towards majority of members supporting this although the official voting is on April,26. I like the way he explained (simple yet good enough), and it seems that there will be even more development for other digital ledger technologies in the future, so it's promising. Unfortunately IMO, it will be tough to see most politicians trying BTCitcoin since they tend to stick with their habits and keep making laws without understanding how it works.

Well the adoption rate in the city I'm residing at the moment is very poor since only few stores accept it (bus travel agency and an online exchange with physical store) and AFAIK there's only another one that accept it in another city, that is a shoe store. If adoption happens worldwide then traditional monetary systems would be used in a lesser manner. Regarding governments, no one could tell it since it should happen in the first place.

Finally after months of speculation,here comes the reality. Not sure if it will be millions of buyers (new comers) though since those that were not able to buy directly/indirectly steam funds, are the new buyers (country related) of BTCitcoin for this purpose and AFAIK, their not that much (unfortunately) but regardless of everything, it's nice seeing a known digital gaming platform, accepts BTCitcoin and it will be matter of time before others accept it as well.

The loss amount is now clear and it's more than I thought and surprisingly their really back so god move by them showing how dedicated they are for things to work out. Personally I do like the interface before as opposed to the new one (it's has a dry-ish look now as opposed to professional looking one before), good thing there's a switch button available. Is there any news regarding why they only offer two cryptocurrency exchanges?

From recent signs, it seems that the trend continuous further more in a slow phase but a good one since anything too fast will indicate future fall but since the case is different and is more of stable and gradual increase in value, then the support level keeps on increasing as well. Personally can't see any significant drop at the moment (if things stay the same) and most likely the upcoming halving event will have a impact as well.

If you meant cryptocurrencies then it's plain simple, first and most used cryptocurrency that most merchants accept it as opposed to other cryptocurrencies but if you meant currencies as a whole (fiat and stuff), then it's due to it's decentralization nature since no government controls it plus some get to hide their identity as opposed to traditional monetary options.

Surely that law has it's normal effect of increase in worth when there is increase in demand with tightening of the supply itself. Miners won't be less interested but those that own old mining rigs have to turn off their rigs due to not being on the profit side (any longer) but there's also the possibility of it's value going way up that as result keeps miners running their old rigs for extended period of time.

It's again one of those articles that keeps on saying BTCitcoin is dead and on the other hand blockchain is great. The funny thing is, many have tried to damage what BTCitcoin is built for, just so for their own benefit (today is Taavet Hinrikus and tomorrow is someone else from those kind of industries), but at the end of the day, none of them have managed to surplus BTCitcoin and their stuck in the shadows (for the years to come).