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I guess people would still use it. I know i would.
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I think this bubble, will drop right after christmas, like it does every year. I mean, this is just what i think, so it might also rise after christmas.
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Not really man, when you sell something online, and someone chargebacks, you will almost always lose, and have to pay the money to customer.
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If i had lots of BTC, that would probably be what i would do. Print it and store it somewhere in my room/house  |
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I believe it will the day before christmas and then drop back down to 400.
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Both of them are good and both of them have pros and cons.
One of the feature that i like paypal is that it is instant and buyer protection.
And the feature that i like bitcoin is the "anonymity" and the community using bitcoin.
I also like the buyer protection, but as a seller, you face many difficulties becouse of "unjustified" protection, when the customers scam you when they actually get the product and charge back. Even worse, chargeback with credit card company, so you have to pay even more fees. But as a buyer, i also tend to feel safer with paypal. Unless with known stores/people. |
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As the title says, will it always be dependent on fiat currencies like €, $, ...? Because right now, you always convert before paying. So when you buy a TV, it costs 800$ so that means 1.8 BTC. And by that i dont see how can it become independant? It is just like gold, which cannot be used by itself.
So is my thinking true, or can the prices in the future be projected just through BTC; like you buy a TV and the price is 1.8 BTC. You buy bread, price 0.003 BTC .
I really dont know about these things so thats why i want to hear your knowledge on this.
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No, you still need some fiat to value the price of BTC. I mean, how is there any value in BTC being 10000$ when there are no $ ( or are worthless)
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It is hard to find such businesses, because they cannot risk the loss if the bitcoin price drops.
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I Also dont think they will dissapear, on the contrary, i think it will become more and more popular.
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It will continue up to $500 and then fall back and recover at around $400. (My "predictions")
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First knew about it on hackforums, but unfortunately too late - after the 1200 rise |
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I think it will drop to somewhere around $400 at the end of the year. Like 390-400$
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Of course it is worth for me. Currently as an investment, because i feel the price is raising, but when more stores will accept it, it also be worth it for shopping online and in physical stores.
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Lending it out on BTCjam? But i dont know how legit it is.
BTCjam also caught my attention before when I am looking for good ways to grow my bitcoin but I was hesitant to try it out due to some negative reviews I saw on different forums and blogs. I also heard a lot of users being ripped off on the said site. Better avoid them, I'd rather lend my coins here on bitcointalk. Yeah, that is why i probably wont try it. Cant really risk it all for a 10% return. |
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Not really directly. You would need to deposit it through a payment proccessor, like cashilla, which lets you send BTC to a bank adress.
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Don't know if this is really considered a passive income, but I run a couple of websites that earn me some affiliate income plus some Google Adsense revenue. I do have to keep them updated to maintain a high number of visitors. My only really passive income is from cloud mining  So the cloud mining actually works and is not a scam? |
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Thank god it is happening to you guys too, i thought i had been scammed for my deposit :'D
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In past multibit since it was faster than core way faster.
Now things changed, core is now fast enough and actually free (multibit is not now).
Damn, i totaly forgot about the multibit fees. But hey, i like them more than constant core updates. |
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Yes, my prediction is that it hits 500, but then drops back down to 400 after christmas.
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