My answer is No because:

1. No, because who counts their post's characters anyway.
2. Only people that would find that useful would be those that post as minimal as the requirement to get paid.
3. Adding another column would impact smaller screen users' view on the table. (This has been discussed before and the width of the current table suits most devices well)

So you're saying that people know bitcoins because everyone's using the Internet and bitcoin is on the Internet. With that very same logic, literally every person should know literally every single thing about the world by now (including bitcoins and each and every altcoin) since everyone's always connected on the Internet and everything is already on the Internet. Bruh, look around. You're being delusional.

In a global scale, almost no one knows bitcoins at all. There's 7 billion people out there and we're lucky if we're already at 1 million users right now. Bitcoin is definitely not "famous" at all.

No mining is free at all. The process of mining is free but you would have to purchase the hardware to mine. Mining for literally free or out of thin air would take you infinite number of time.

Trading is actually just as risky as gambling. In a way, we're all just trying to our best to guess which coins will actually get hyped in the future. Most have great potential so people look at the coin's target market or investors instead. Some also look at the team of the coin. Altcoins simply live off the hype and without it, your altcoin holdings will just go to waste. You'd see trading "gurus" just saying outright which coins to buy. Half of the time it's just because they've already bought that coin at a low price and they simply just want to hype it.

You don't need these teachers at all and most of the time you'd have a shitty education system especially if you live in a third world country. Most countries are far behind from what the teachers know in other countries. They are far behind from the equipment and teaching methods.

As a matter of fact, a lot of things in life was never taught in school and most of these things are actually very useful for an adult. Paying taxes, how to get out of poverty, how to actually socialize, how to stop fidgeting, these stuffs might not sound easy to master or to study alone but these are some "real world" kind of lessons with real world applications which can only be learned with real world experience.

Bruh, why would they even use a legit courier to deliver your drugs? Of course right away they would get arrested since they inspect the items before they put it in a box. The courier would be a different person. Most of the time, drug deals are done in meetup. Of course they can deliver it to you by meeting up where you want. That way, you can meetup to some other town so you can pretend that you live somewhere else. You can be traced with any drug deal. In every drug deal, the other end can always end up as a snitch or it can be a sting operation. That's why you only deal with trusted people or your friend's dealer.

I actually think that it's much better to just ask for your a loan from someone right away. This way, you don't have to sell your precious precious stuffs. We all know that if you sell second hand stuffs, you'd be getting less than when you bought them. If you plan on buying them again once you got out of the financial crisis, then you'd have to buy them again but in an even higher price. Simply getting a loan from someone saves you from this hassle and it's even more practical since there's only a small percentage for interest. Other people even have good consideration so they don't put any interest at all and they let you decide when to pay.

The first one should actually be

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Since I live in a third world country, everyone that have heard that I'm making a good amount of money (for a student) by working online and getting paid through bitcoins, a lot of my friends are asking about it. Of course I can't just say "No" because they would think different of me. I've taught enough people to just tell new people to ask my friends instead. The friends that have successfully learned bitcoins also want to help other people. So they end up teaching their friends about it as well.

And then eventually their friends will learn about bitcoins and their friends will talk about bitcoin's to their friends. And so on. Just imagine a tree. One branch creates more smaller branches. The whole thing is growing and growing so today I actually see strangers know about bitcoin only to find out that a friend's friend taught them.

Unless you have some insider information, then this would be impossible. For you to know that bitcoin's price is about to drop a lot, you have to either know a whale that's about to dump the market or be able to travel time. The first one can be the case if you've been on bitcoin core's Slack channel and you've become friends to the whales there. The second one is just impossible right now.

Trust me, if someone can just know a coin's price will go down/up, then he should have spammed every single market. And he should have accumulated a huge part of the bitcoin's supply by now regardless if he was an early bitcoin investor or not.

Although impossible, if they (hypothetically) have stopped all these exchanges, people would just have to meetup to buy/sell bitcoins. We basically just have to take one step backward until somebody else makes another concept about exchanges. There might even be trusted people on Facebook that would buy and sell bitcoins with just some transaction fees. This is an opportunity to people that have a lot of bitcoins or has a supplier of bitcoins in exchange to fiat (simply the guy will be a "reseller").

It would be such a dumb move for the government to fund this when there are other problems like starvation going on in most countries.

That's mostly the case especially when there's not enough punishment that would be given to the borrower if they didn't pay at all. This happens even often when the borrower is a friend of the lender. They just keep everything on "trust". No collateral at all. And a simply "Sorry, I wasn't able to pay it in due time." will always be the line until the lender finally forgets about it. It's a common thing that's why a lending business is really hard to do. Even when you want to reject someone's request, because of your relationship to that person, you're going to have to accept it anyway.

Bruh, how can experience matter in HYIP at all? HYIPs are all a scam. How are you going to use your experience? You use your experience to find out which HYIPs are new so you can become an early investor and then hope that they won't run away before you can profit? I think that HYIP investors and those that even fight for it are outright dumb. They just witnessed tons of people getting scammed and still say that it's still not a scam. That's being arrogant, and that's not even an opinion. It's a fact. Or maybe you believe in HYIP because you're HYIP owner yourself?

You know what. Name one HYIP, even just one, that's still running up to date and have actually made a lot of people millionaires because they actually have been running for years.

Keep in mind that growth is exponential and ones a good percentage of the population is already using bitcoins, other people are just going to start using it as well especially when famous celebrities start to promote it. It will spread like a virus in the whole world. It would be quicker than you think but only when we reach that good amount of bitcoin population.

It is practically possible? Yes, it is. After all, bitcoin can be divided in much smaller units and by the time mass adoption happens, surely all the transaction fee, transaction time, and scaling problems will already be resolved. It will take a lot of time, though, as not everyone's open minded about this new concept of money.

Not really "need" but rather want. When I was a teenager, I used to want to buy every single thing that becomes trendy. iPhone, new glasses, new suit, new clothes, new pair of shoes. I really don't need money because obviously I still eat enough money and my parents are still paying for my education. There's very little population in teenagers where they really have to work on their own just so they can go to school. Plus, a lot of public schools are out there and most of them are just a walking distance. Food is the only thing you have to pay for and other stuffs you need for the school projects. Other than that, nothing else.

tl;dr: Teenagers don't need money. They just feel they do because of their hormonal thing going on that makes them want to socialize a lot and follow all the expensive trends out there.

Those surely are a better opportunity than bitcoin paying signature campaigns. In altcoin campaigns, you get paid a portion of the total supply of the coin. So your earnings are depending on how much money they collected during the crowdsale. Recently, ICOs are having very good results. Although it will take a long time before we can actually see their "success" (since most ICOs have visions that takes years). But with an altcoin campaign, you can just dump your rewards right away and get the money right away.

They pay better based on how much I've made on vDice Twitter campaign. I'm thinking of joining frequently on these bounty campaigns. Not only it allows you to have an altcoin to trade for free, it's also a good campaign to have along with bitcoin signature campaign. But they also have signature campaigns in case you want to join that too.

In reality, it's the opposite. There might be a time when dogecoin has increased while bitcoin was increasing, but in most cases, altcoins are getting dumped when bitcoin's getting pumped. I don't know the whole "science" behind it but I guess people are dumping their altcoins when the price of bitcoin has increased because they know that other holders are going to do the same thing. When the dump of altcoins is already done, they can buy it once again but this time they will be able to buy even more of that coins because the price is lower.

This is more like "Should I gamble or should I risk my money to other things?" Honestly, stop. You've earned bitcoins now, so then stop as long as you're ahead. Eventually, you're going to lose all of that just like anybody else in the gambling world. Since you're looking for a long term thing, then just hold your bitcoins. Once major countries start accepting bitcoins, then getting huge profits wouldn't be that hard anymore. All you have to do is to wait.

Even for entertainment purposes, don't gamble. One thing will always lead to another. Eventually you're going to lie to yourself that you're just gambling for entertainment even when you're actually already hooked on to it.

Which is already going on right now. People are already using cards to pay almost everything. Cash is only used to small scale businesses and sometimes even small scale ones already accept cards. You would think that if people are more into using the digital form of fiat, then they will adopt bitcoins as well. But that's not the case right now. Bitcoin still has to prevail first by becoming mainstream before the mass start migrating to use it.

A thought: Maybe if bitcoin debit cards starts to become a "thing" then people might start using it as well? I know people use different cards from different places from different companies. Then maybe adding bitcoin debit card to their collection wouldn't be that troublesome.

As much as we want to help these people, but these people don't matter here. They don't know how to use it, okay. We can't conduct tutoring classes to them. We can't start educating them about basic education just so they can finally understand bitcoins. There will always be people that's left behind in the society.



Hun, no one understood something right away. No one knew a language since birth. No one knew how to properly wipe their asses right when they got out of their mother's womb. There will always be a learning process to everything although the length might differ to each one of us. Bitcoin was made not only for techie people or smart people, bitcoin was made for everyone. It's not that hard to understand bitcoins if you actually put effort to it.

In terms of bitcoin adoption, these people would know what to do at that point. There will be extra extra intuitive applications for having bitcoins. Today, what we have is an online wallet. And the other aspects about bitcoin will just be learned through the word of mouth because it's become a popular topic. Simply put, bitcoin will be so common that people can just easily understand it through their friends.

That's not "eliminating" risks at all. That's opening up to even more risks. Altcoins have a lesser solid support and foundation as compared to bitcoins. If you convert all your bitcoins to altcoins, and then an altcoin chose to dump the market because you just pumped it (by buying the coins), then you just lost money right away. If I want to be safe, then I'll just store my money to bitcoin. When there's a dump? Then just go hold it longer. It's not like we're required to sell when the price is going down.