There are many applications for that, even most of them probably have this feature because it is the most demanded one. But the problem I faced in the past was that you always need to be connected to internet to get notifications, you can probably get them without internet connection as well.

Most coins except Bitcoin are dependent on their teams so when those people will move on to other things or the business will fail, the coin will worth nothing, though they don't already worth nothing. Some like Ethereum is able to survive in the very long term.

What if there is really no picture of real satoshi on the internet? If you search for Satoshi Nakamoto, you can rather see what he does not look like.

Through crypto debit cards I can buy anything I want with Bitcoin as visa or mastercard is accepted everywhere. Besides that, there are many shops accepting Bitcoin but I don't think I would pay with btc.

Anonymity is the most important thing in crypto period unless you can exchange it for something that might worth it like reputation, recognition etc.

Those lotteries might be more scammy than the provably fair ones. There are individuals directly selling such lottery tickets, I may buy from them with Bitcoin but they will probably need to exchange it for fiat.

That's extremely important case for crypto hodlers because even most of the time getting cash back is impossible in such cases. For crypto it can be like a game, once you sent your all wealth is gone.

Bitcoin is the world's strongest currency of its kind. I don't compare it to fiat money, gold is ok. It is way better than fiat currencies but definitely not strong at all, just look at the tiny market cap.

Exactly, ''It was a difficult choice'' so 21 million supply is not that magical, but it might be so as well considering how much deliberation went into this decision.

''The instability in FIAT currency markets has opened the door for people to look at cryptocurrencies as an alternative source of wealth, In times of economic instability, citizens look for alternatives and cryptocurrencies have quickly become a viable option.''

I don't really understand how they come to this conclusion everytime when a currency crashes, that's totally wrong! especially for Turkey. The sole reason for this country to be in the top 10 is get rich quick mentality.

I think that totally depends on the country, current regulations etc. so no one can say it will be profitable or not. I don't know the costs but it can be profitable if there is a real demand for that.

The sole use of cryptocurrencies at least in many countries = exchanging with fiat money on the exchanges. Then you do whatever with your fiat money, I know that's really bad.

Good list, I liked this ''Gramatik - Satoshi Nakamoto'' But, there probably appear scam ads at the beginning of these videos Other Bitcoin mentions make no sense, the famous is clueless.

He is no doubt alive, I think he will not appear again ''never'' That make senses for both satoshi himself and Bitcoin. He'd been anonymous from the beginning, think about it.

No we can't but some people can easily find and to me found Satoshi. The problem is that there is no financial or any other motivation to search for his real identity.

Seems like not real, but 2FA or other type of verifications are also necessary for email account itself. Still no one should hold large amount of coins in exchanges unless they are traded.

I believe it is limited to 21 million to make an unit of Bitcoin equal to $1 in the very long term when Bitcoin is totally adopted.

''My choice for the number of coins and distribution schedule was an educated guess. It was a difficult choice, because once the network is going it's locked in and we're stuck with it. I wanted to pick something that would make prices similar to existing currencies, but without knowing the future, that's very hard. I ended up picking something in the middle. If Bitcoin remains a small niche, it'll be worth less per unit than existing currencies. If you imagine it being used for some fraction of world commerce, then there's only going to be 21 million coins for the whole world, so it would be worth much more per unit. Values are 64-bit integers with 8 decimal places, so 1 coin is represented internally as 100000000. There's plenty of granularity if typical prices become small. For example, if 0.001 is worth 1 Euro, then it might be easier to change where the decimal point is displayed, so if you had 1 Bitcoin it's now displayed as 1000, and 0.001 is displayed as 1.''

@satoshi

I liked the video but it promotes grayscale bitcoin trust not bitcoin itself, and I believe Bitcoin does not need to be promoted in such ways. Bitcoin, to me, has no chance against gold since it is only 10 years old.

To me, promoting it to friends, relatives has nothing to do with adoption. Adoption is possible by enabling those people to easily use and understand crypto. You offer them the products and it will be eventually adopted.

Tether could drop to $0.75 or $0, it all depends on whether it is fully backed or they can make people believe so. I would not hold large amounts of tether because it has always been a shaddy operation.