You can create a file with manual on how bitcoin works and how and where your coins are stored and retrievable.

Obviously non tech people will need assistance, as long it is clear who becomes the next owner.

It's no different as other assets. If there is no one that knows of the crypto's it will go lost without anyone caring about it.

The fall of Cryptsy was the worst. It was my favorite platform to trade altcoins.

Lost a bunch and got back 20% in difficult-to-cash american cheques from lawsuits.


Also working for some cryptoprojects turned out to be a disaster. Not many succeed and a lot of money is grey area.

Younger people have a lot of interest in technology and investing or creating their own apps.
They learn quickly so it's no surprise these are well represented.

Older people take a long time before decisions to invest in something. They are more wise about money and it's value.

I think this post is from someone that wants to promote crypto because he invested himself and not
because of objective analyses of the market.

Sure when I buy into a coin I also go to promote it some and not say anything negative. But that is with a preset
mind looking with one eye on my investment and hoping it will go up. It has nothing to do with building a real vision
of what can happen with crypto's next year.

I think it is still to early...

Yes, opposite of what many expect many crypto's go down on the short term after the halving event.

I remember thinking "it seems the price of bitcoin also is halving everytime it happens."

In the long term bitcoin will become scarcer and eventually the price will move accordingly.

Until now it reached a new platform around 20K and I would like to think we came from below $1200
instead of that we went down from 68K. We made the higher low 20 x above last top. We may see $12K - $13K
before we can win back trust in the market and the price could go back to $30K - $60K zone.

Just be carefull where you expose yourself. If you don't really have much to hide then you do not need to worry all that much.

The internet is not the safest place to put personal information on for others to look into.

I bet the new generation has a totally different mindset since they do not know better then that there is internet. They can not
imagine a world without it. But a bit older people have awareness of when the television got introduced and later the birth of the internet.

Poker and Omaha High are my favorites because it does take skills to play them.

Roulette and Blackjack can't be missed in a good casino and slots with good creative prizes.

Ofcourse so many boardgames are great to play with multiplayer but those are just not in the category of casino/gambling.

I'd like sportsgames as well or bet on the outcome of events.

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28% has ever bought Bitcoin? That would be a lot, not a little. Crypto's are only 12 years old and it is very technical.
Many people can not even use the internet properly.

While these are different projects that were based on bitcoin, they both have a very different path of development and communities.

But they all also depend on the success of bitcoin. If btc goes down, everything goes down.

I don't think many coins would survive if bitcoin would be destroyed. All businesses would go bankrupt and what's left is a crypto wreckyard.

I don't think btc will go below 8K ever again. But. Anything can happen in crypto's. At $1,000 I would be buying with all I got.

"The market cap is 2.1 trillion ...."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpR2kMxy7O8

Some people think "Bitcoin went down from $68K to $20K".

Some people think "Bitcoin went up from $1 to $20K"

Both are correct.

Doge has the oldest and biggest community and quite a lot of use cases. It promotes itself because so many people like it.

Many coins are created and then the team tries to push it with big marketing, other coins get real fans and go by itself.

Promising a yacht to one winner is not how you spend investors money, so it's not a good project.

A project that raises money for anything, needs to spend the money in the best interest of all.

In what other commodity could you expect your money to go 25 x in 20 years? That's quite a positive prediction.

You can start whenever you want because many crypto's are being created and between the 95% that is made to fail there are actually some good projects out there.
There is too much going on for not to find some interesting project. You can easily build a small business around crypto's. A whole new industry was fabricated since 2009 and it won't go away.

Cardano is extremely popular. In 1 or 2 years it will be even cheaper, then we're ready to buy again.

Crypto's is too big too fall and there is too much good technology in it to not attract more investors and project builders.

Ofcourse you have to dodge bullets when you are trading anything.

The biggest risk is that Satoshi will put his keys to work and block the blockchain. Insane that only one or a few people have this power
and even the billionair investors and banks trust the creators of bitcoin to not do this.

I would really like to see a game such as Motocoin used to be.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCPHtSjqNI0

You ride a bike so to not bump your head against the rocks, if you make it to the end you get the coin.

It's a pitty that the game was taken over by bots, after a few years it stopped working.

Best is if Doge gets a team of promotors that will actively get new businesses on board. The bigger the better.

Doge has a huge amount of creative fans already, there must be enough to fund some workers.

Bottom prediction: $10K in 2024.

Next bull 16 x bottom = $160,000 in 2025.

Some traders have short term goals for the upside while they are aware that in the longer run it may go lower again.

I believe btc will go towards $12K and stay there for half a year. Then we're ready for the upside again.