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Because it is the first and has a catchy tone. It will be the generic name for cryptocurrency just like Kodak is to cameras, or Speedo is to swimwear...
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Your choice of word amuses me. I guess the word/s you're looking for is all-time high or previous record. Anyway, to answer your question...Yes! I think it would reach five figures before the end of the year.
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It depend on how you define crazy. I think 2017 so far is the year bitcoin took off, then went down, and definitely is on the way up again. It has been a roller coaster ride. Yes, it's crazy in a good way.
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Banks are regulated by governments. They're just abiding to the policies imposed by central banks. Trust me, they want your business, the requirements are there for both the bank and client's security.
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The word bitcoin may very well be added in the dictionary. People have been googling this more than gold. Mainstream media has included cryptocurrency in their business news. There's no stopping bitcoin from becoming a byword in the next few years.
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Yes! It might even hit $10k. A lot of people are already setting aside a sizable chunk of their Christmas bonus to invest in bitcoins. Law of demand and supply will push the price to another all-time high.
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That's a no brainer. Bitcoin will be bullish, not only in 2018 but for the next five to ten years or until governments regulate cryptocurrency and becomes mainstream. Then bitcoins will just be a part of everyday life.
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Street smarts and common sense dictates that one should invest in bitcoins right now. All indications point to cryptocurrency as the next big thing.
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If you're not making a profit in the stock market right now, where there are tons of references, maybe you should be more wary on trading cryptocurrencies. Especially if you're a high risk investor. Do invest in bitcoins but expect a more dynamic environment.
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Maybe as a perk, kind of like a stock option. The transaction wouldn't be above board since bitcoin is still not regulated in my country the Philippines. I even doubt if employers would agree to this at this time.
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More like the new kid on the block. No one can deny bitcoins rise in popularity in the last couple of years. Banks are taking notice and are just waiting for government regulation so they can add cryptocurrency in their portfolio of services.
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Don't waste your time on negativity. Everyone here knows that you'll have the last laugh. It's just a matter of time before countries would start regulating cryptocurrency. You're gonna be laughing all the way to bitcoin bank.
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I always try but 90% unsuccessful. Either they're too busy or too lazy to understand. They have heard of bitcoin but still waiting for it to be regulated by the central bank. That's almost always the reason.
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This should alone motivate forward thinking governments to regulate cryptocurrency. Think of the taxes it can generate that can be used for social services. Not to mention the trust and confidence boost it will give to prospective investors.
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Your YouTube Channel will definitely make life easier for us to explain bitcoins to friends. We'll just send them the links to the topic they're interested in. The history, basic tutorial, etc.
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Satoshi Nakamoto will be the answer to trivia questions in the future. Conspiracy theories, documentaries and movies wiill be made about the legend. He will be Deep Throat, Jack the Ripper and the second gunman on the grassy knoll.
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5000 bitcoins is nothing compared to a human life. Moreso if the person is very important to you. In fact, all the bitcoins in the world, I would give it all up for a human life.
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Someone has to take the lead and Australia took the challenge. I thought countries with the highest concentration of criminal syndicates would be the first. I guess the Aussies has the most forward thinking government.
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Marked money or funds transfer can be traced. Bitcoins, right now is virtually untraceable. That makes it appealing to the criminal types. Law enforcement agencies should be ones to persuade governments to regulate cryptocurrencies if they want to be a step ahead of syndicates.
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