Bitcoin is still far away to be claimed as a safe haven, look at the volatility.
If you want to buy assets in which the price will not decline sharply in a short time, just buy the gold bar.

Bitcoin can't save a country in war or chaos such as mentioned, it just a medium of exchange, can't be eaten and useless if there's no one want to sell their food for bitcoin.


I'm literally laughing out loud reading this  

Deposits will never be a problem in any exchanger, especially a vague one.
Vindax is a trading platform registered in Vietnam that does not accept any other deposit method than cryptocurrencies. But right now vindax listed at 36 based on CMC adjusted volume, every fake volume will be recognized in the end.

I've bought bitcoin at $7982 quite satisfy with it but still waiting for a lower price, $7700 will be a good price to buy the dip. Bitcoin still holding its territory within $7900-$8000, probably will going lower in the next 24 hours before a bounce back, just don't wanna miss the opportunity to buy more coins fraction.

Bitcoin is a digital form that requires an internet connection to validate it.
Meanwhile, gold is a physic form, has inherent value and a lot of usefulness in daily life.
Bitcoin will never replace gold, the same thing in both is can be used as a store of value, being used as currency? Not really practical.

Yes, it still doesn't get there, bitcoin still holds above $7700 support, the lowest price today was $7920 even though there is a strong-sell indicator on trading view, back to $8000  the moment. I'm aiming for a price lower than $7800 for weeks but bitcoin seems to persist until this point. Any thoughts where it headed next? Hold above $8000 or dip to $7700?

Which price tag did you refer to? Better to see the ATH or the lowest as it's clear as the standard measurement for new adopters to assess bitcoins growth over time. If it's not the ATH nor the ATL then it's the "mean number" of bitcoin price every year? But it won't be accurate, even in the market charts only show ATH and All-time lows

The best example is Japan after bitcoin legalized, it being used as means of payment just like fiat currency no more no less.
The reality is bitcoin not used by all of the citizens although it is decentralized, people can't use a currency which constantly fluctuates, the value of fiat currency has to be steady, but not Bitcoin.

Nope, USD will not collapse even in another century and bitcoin can not replace fiat currency due to its scalability issue.
USD backed by the U.S. government which symbolizes economic power, as long as their economy is working just fine, the USD will remain a strong currency compared to other currencies. Moreover, the U.S. government has tons of gold reserves (4,580 metric tons of gold bullion) in fort knox as the back-up plan.

Even though it might not be right, it can happen one way or another.
KYC is obliged if someone has to deposit or withdraw fiat currencies.
All of those ICO or IEO which requires KYC is not necessary to submit your id docx to them unless the bounty hunters thought it's alright to hand over private docx which can be misused

Recently, the Japanese crypto trading giant called coincheck cooperate with some gas companies in Tokyo allows the consumer to pay their gas bills in bitcoin and get rebate promo. That's one way to promote bitcoin, however, it can be done if the government regulates bitcoin utilization.
But there are some countries banned bitcoin being used as a currency but allow to trade it, citizens still can use it to pay something under the radar though. Exchangers and bitcoin users can promote bitcoin through community gatherings.

Bitcoin has the largest volume, and people still find it enticing to trade bitcoin all the time, it still has greater value compared to any other coins in the market.
Being too large isn't an obstacle for bitcoin to attract many people, whales, even institutions join into crypto trading space, in fact; bitcoin is the main reason why we are here in the first place.

It makes sense, all the cryptocurrencies in the market are commodities just like bitcoin, there is a major difference between crypto and securities like bond stock, people buying stock in a corporation expects to gain profit from the company's success. Securities providing companies and government with capital and investors with the potential for returns.
When a coin was an ICO, yes it can be categorized as security, but over time it will change become a commodity.
Tarbert acknowledges “ambiguity in the market” on the status of many coins, but says that ultimately “similar digital assets should be treated similarly.” If the underlying asset, the original digital asset, hasn’t been determined to be a security and is, therefore, a commodity.

If someone already has a target to hold, let it be. But in many cases, Bitcoin will reach a higher price which makes people regret like; ahhhh if I wait for a little bit longer will get higher profit. Or another case waiting for so long, procrastinate to sell but then the price plummeted in a short period.

Then all of the market shares will just get into bitcoin, there won't be diversification, imagine all of those market caps fused into bitcoin market cap. Bitcoin should be able to reach over $50,000 at the moment, despite the lacking of scalability.

Bitcoin probably recover to $20K in 2020 after halving or at least in 2021, one year after halving. Bitcoin price proven has reached new ATH a year after halving. Just be patient waiting for it.
If trading is not your expertise,  do not gambling with it,  just try another way to earn capital, such as loans or pawning.

The best price I can expect probably recover to the last ATH, bitcoin in 2020 judged by its price by the end of this year, if somehow can reach over $10K, then $20K in December 2020 quite reasonable. we have 2 months before end of the year, many people have predicted bitcoin going bullish or bearish, but I believe bitcoin can reach at least $10K.
According to bitcoin price history, it will achieve new ATH one year after the halving, in 2021, we will discuss it later after halving take place.

Not anytime soon, the market has been at $8K resistance for weeks but bitcoin even struggles to reach $9000. 
Yeah, bitcoin might stay at this stable phase over a month as its value is directly proportional to capital inflow, at least better than a dip to $7K.
$8K maybe the new bottom line generally because there's not a lot of new adopters entering the market right now.

Nope, mining is not the reason, moreover, bitcoin mining in China is no longer conducive because the governments intensified their efforts to crack down on bitcoin miners and some of those miners have already moved out their mining facilities from China. Their pools getting bigger due to many people from around the world joining the mining pools.
Nevertheless, something that can stop bitcoin is just the internet blackout for good, even if people do massive sell-off, bitcoin still exists and works properly.

The popularity of Bitcoin is not measured by low-income countries' acceptance but rather measured by huge influx of new adopters join the bitcoin community, mostly come from first-world countries that hold the biggest volume of bitcoin trading market. Those countries have the biggest role to make market movements or in other words; manipulate the market to pump or dump it.

The last global recession was in 2009, that's coincided with the rise of bitcoin, so I'm waiting for the next "global recession" to see the implicate towards bitcoin, whether it will pump bitcoin, dump bitcoin, or just like any other day in the market.
If fiat currency losing its value, gold should gain more value obviously, last year's gold price was $1223/ounce and today is $1488/ounce, it tends to increase even during trade-war. Considering bitcoin as digital-gold with its advantages and disadvantages, it should thrive as well following gold steps.