How do you invest in localbitcoins ? If you mean by trading on there then thats not really investing as you will still have to put in a lot of work on it.

It is nice that Neteller doesn't charge a fees for now. But will it be the same even in the future ?
Or for now its only promotionally that they are not charging any fees for it.

There was actually someone in the past who offered that service, but the problem was that there is always a risk of the escrow running away with the funds , and even if not, holding your funds with a third party isn't really a smart move. I would rather advice to make a paper wallet out of the funds and have a family member hold it for you for an extended time.

I doubt bitcoin will ever be stable due to the low amount being exchanged on the exchanges. There are never enough buy order to fill a large dump or sell orders to let people buy in large amounts without a pump. This will also be the case with almost every digital currency which might come up in the future .

Seems it has a lot of drawbacks right now. Might only be in the early stages. Things like taking 3 days to process a payment.

Mixers like Bitmixer usually do the mixing in faster speeds. They could easily use a site to deposit coins to and withdraw directly to the mixer, leaving almost no evidence for the mixer to be able to track that fast.
There are also a lot of other ways they can mix and sell their coins.

I thought Tunisia had no terrorists or such groups claiming killings. I just visited Tunisia last year and it seemed like a peaceful place. Can't believe this happening.
Seems a lot of unexpected attacks have been happening in Africa this year.

I think the deposits seem to be working fine as they have resumed trading. Its only the withdrawals which were taking time.

I would say the main reason is that they are not required in every situation. for example, if I intend to remain anonymous for a transaction, then I would do so by using that currency , but I won't be really using it all the time. And the number of times they are required is less, as bitcoin already covers that gap for normal usage.

Are you talking about the bundle or the browser ?
I usually the Tor Browser and it works out of the box for me, with no settings need to be changed.

I think its still the same like an year back for mining. As any new coins launched can easily be mined. But the competition is comparatively more than before and thats where the difficulty comes in.

Maybe it wasn't a prediction but the company founders looking at his posts and getting the idea from there to launch the company

I don't think that site is secure enough. Someone with a brand new account posts that and logs off. Its points to a scam. Also, I couldn't find an ANN thread on it.

Not much, I used to do some day trading with altcoins, but it becomes hard to study them as they are very prone to manipulation.
As for bitcoin trading, it is decent, and I have made a good profit on it.

Firstly Paypal and Escrow would not go side by side, as its simply not possible.
As for buying bitcoin with paypal, localbitcoin traders with good trust would be your best bet.

However to prevent reversible transactions, they might ask you for  identification and some kind of terms, which would not allow you to charge back incase you go for it.

You can also check out some escrow webistes, however doing it with trusted members is always better.
External sites like https://btcrow.com/ explain the process of escrow really well .

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For now wouldn't it be treated just like an altcoin ?
I doubt developing a new coin would be so famous unless it has something different to offer.  People would still stick to bitcoin.

I don't really consider the rest of altcoins in competitors. There is no way a layman who knows about only bitcoin will be too willing to accept a new altcoin. However they have their own different world. They do promise things which are better in respect to bitcoins, but still bitcoin doesn't really have to fight them off.

According to me the answer is yes but not in all cases. For example, you could have good programming skills and might not have gone to college. In that case you could still earn more with an idea or by building something. But overall on average its proven that going to college is what will give you the edge. Companies don't hire people who have not been to a college. Even going to a college adds to your resume.