Yes, pretty sure they are most likely to. We have transitioned over the digital era which obviously means everything is digitalized. It is not a distant thought to actually digitalized money. Cryptocurrencies really have the advantage compared to the traditional fiat which is commonly considered but they have to put it to thought that it is most likely to be used in illicit activities.

Depends on your own opiniom and perspective.
Personally, I believe that the value of bitcoin will continue to grow and flourish as time pass by so I will continue to hold off my coins for the longest time possible.
Though not that positive, I still believe that it will drop and I am not expecting for it to be favorable throughout but it will rise.

Personally, if I had a business I would accept bitcoin though I would consider its current price. It would serve as an investment for me in the field of cryptocurrency to which many believe has a great potential in thw future.
Though there is quite a lot of considerations including its indefinite volatility and its overall accessibility to public.

The constant rise in the value of bitcoin is important basically to cash out, you would want profit from the amount you have invested - you literally just wait for your money to grow and the only effort you need is to acquire more knowledge to sufficiently and effectively manage your coins.
Growth of the value of bitcoin also increases its popularity attracting more investors in the game.

No one knows.
No need for predictions or following speculations as it is really difficult to assure it and if you are more in the long-term, it is negligible - bitcoin has a great potential and it will increase in the future, just wait.

Yes, I do agree with you that being optimistic with the future of bitcoin can really do an investor quite the benefit, only risk you take is just the time you need to wait to get a desired value to sell your bitcoin as many believe to its great potential anyway.

It is.
The market has dropped indefinitely at the present and be sure to take it as a great opportunity to buy more and hold them for the long run. The early you get on the game, the better it is - gaining popularity as time pass by increases investors and value.

That is quite the effort in making that graph, wow.
I personally try to avoid expecting and making predictions on bitcoin but I stay optimistic to see another tremendous growth and take these drops as an opportunity given that it will grow az popularity is increasing.

Yes, I do agree to take the current drops as an opportunity to hoard more coins and hold them off for the long-run. It is given that bitcoin will rise as it gain popularity over time thus maximizing your profit.
Never fall into negative news that will lead you to panic sell.

Well, it is pretty hard to predict with its volatility and all the panic sellers roaming around reducing the price even more sue to wrong speculations and negative news about bitcoin.
Anyway that should not be a problem for you if you are investing in the long-term, it is given that bitcoin will rise and you only need patience.

Yes, I do believe that bitcoin is worth it especially if you are patient enough and have the adequate knowledge to manage your finances on your own and to not fall into false speculations leading you panic and sell.
It is a great time to invest, the value has dropped and popularity is increasing. The earlier you get on the game, the more favorable it is.
Either buying or mining works just fine; if you have the gear, go mine & if you do not want the hassle and no effort to put on, jist buy it. Do increase your knowledge, it is the first for everything and help you make wise and sound decisions.

You have your speculation of your own, I do have speculation on my own. I will still continue to put my trust and continue to hold off my coins, I still believe in the great potential of it.
Might the price be high or low, you can still get profit out of the volatility plus bitcoin has quite the advantages over fiat which can attract more investors, increasing the demand, reducing the supply and increasing the value. That is not that impossible for bitcoin to actually go higher than all time high less $20k again.

Of course it will, it is given that the value of bitcoin will rise abd rise as time pass by in the long run. The casual drops of it currently are just in the volatility of it which is in its nature not to mention because of its gaining populariry attracting more investors. For it to reach $20k again at this year, I don't know but it is very possible but still we have to consider its unpredictability.

Things like these just induce FUD for quite a number of users which may cause them to sell and further drop the price.
Well, that is your decision and that is your money - stop shoving your speculations to people, they stay speculation and we can decide what we do with our own.
The casual drops anyway does not really matter if you are going long-term.

It is an understatement to say that bitcoin can reach $10k though assuming that for the end of the month is quite hard as it is very unpredictable. There is no quite reason why you should assume what value it would get when, just be patient.
Anyway that should not be a case for you if you are investing more in the long-term, it is given that it will rise anyway no matter thw drops it take.

There are a multiple reasons to why the value of bitcoin goes down.
Panic sellers easily give in to wrong and false speculations, they raise the supply - the value depends on the demand/supply scheme.
Also because of the influence of the policies of their government which mostly is negative at present.

It has a great potential though, it will rise.
Not to worry especially if you are investing in the long-term.

That almost seems very unfortunate and I am glad you get another chance to prove yourself worthy.

I personally have no job yet as I am a student but this will serve to me as an early warning to be responsible enough to balance my time to both my priorities. And yes, I would choose my career over cryptocurrencies in the future too.

Bitcoin is super unpredictable, you cannot really expect it to be something you want it to be.
Since the value of bitcoin is depends more on its demand-supply system, you cannot tell what users can do with their own coins.
$1 million bitcoin on 2020 is very far fetched.

I think that $1 million is way too much for bitcoin in 2020. It is possible to hit that number but 2020 is just too soon.
There are still quite a lot of panic sellers believing in FUD-causing speculations which contributes mainly to the dip of the value.
Though I don't know, bitcoin is really unpredictable.

Yeah, I do agree to not loan money just to purchase bitcoin which is not even certain that would pay off in an exact time you need it to be; you are doubling your risk! I would stick to finding a percent on your allowance to invest in bitcoin and hold them off for most time possible.
In my own opinion, it is possible for bitcoin to hit that before the year ends - it happened last year and it can happen again, hopefully.