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I mostly do sport betting rather than Dice or casino betting, it's hard to say a specific strategy but mostly not betting more than %5 of the bankroll in any bet regardless of how confident you are from it is the best strategy, Of course doing research and picking a good team is important as well..

Yes of course. it's one of the most worldwide known ways and the price can move either way and you have no way to tell hence gambling.

Eventually "this year will be the year" will be right.. someday at least..

Seriously though, why assume that BTC has to see 1000% growth "suddenly" again? It already has a healthy, upward trend. Besides, all altcoins that eventually gain recognition see that same exponential growth at first. I think a stable rise and sustainability is the way to go.

I wouldn't want it anything more than %30 in BTC since it's still not practical to use BTC physically and it's not accepted "at least not regularly" in real shops therefore I would need to exchange the rest to USD, There might be time in the future where you can use BTC physically + get paid in BTC .

Of course P2P without collateral is useless and only proves that it's not working overtime, Plenty of people in this forum tried it before and it didn't work, Currently you always need to put a collateral which is acceptable when you consider even banks do so "and it takes a large part on the meaning of a loan".

You do pay the price for using a real creditcard with the interest and etc... that you have to pay when using the card, Although most don't charge a fee like what you do voluntarily with BTC but still you pay more than these 3 cents overall and with using the card, other payment processors like PayPal charges ridiculous fees "+0.3 cents and a percentage per payment" so I don't find it outrageous at all to pay 3-4 cents for the miners.

IMO transaction time is the major issue with bitcoin transactions particularly on heavy duty times and with low fees and I think it will/need to be improved in the future for sure, but you can't hate bitcoins only for that one reason, as bitcoin offers us some extra ordinary advantages which no other currency can offer to us, the best thing about bitcoin is you can send and receive money worldwide within seconds.

I think it's around 1 million or so overall, it's still just getting attention and haven't gone fully mainstream yet so I think it's around that or so, hard to estimate the real number though since it's not needed to link your identity to a bitcoin address.

IMO I consider bitcoin as my best extra source of income, there's a lot of uses bitcoin can do in our life,  as a user of bitcoin i used it to pay bills, buy medicine and foods, send money to someone special, then most important is i used it as my daily mobile load provider. So many uses and I am proud to be one of bitcoiners.

I have Bitcoin because I think that I will have some profit later. The value is now quite low so I invest now in Bitcoin and wait for a price improvement or increase in time.
if it rises to our expectations we can sell it with much profit and than we have more money to spend or save.

I got into bitcoins when a friend told me about it, Of course I was skeptical at first and then he recommended me this forum, I checked it out and found it interesting enough to care about it... I think this is the way most of us got involved with BTC from the beginning.

Possibly because people use wallets because we prefer our bitcoins to be safe therefore using offline ones like armory and such...and there is a need for speed and fast transactions sometimes therefore using other wallets like blockchain/electrum and such.

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it's really difficult to do so specially with autopiloit, You would need to find something that is highly profitable on a stable and consistent rate which is difficult of course and if someone has a method wouldn't be posting it in public forums or for free.

Bitcoin would easily persist and remain even if altcoins are no longer used, but the opposite is difficult IMO, Altcoins are so dependent on bitcoin in even there pricing that they need it, BTC would easily maintain itself without altcoins though.

most of them don't know anything about BTC even with me nagging them, but I do have a friend who is into Alt-currencies mining and he is making pretty good cash mining Ethereum at the moment. I may get myself a couple of AMD cards to mine some myself but I am worried about the noise and heat etc...

The most of the people I met here where in the 20's and few in the thirties, I think this is the average about those interested, Of course there are plenty of people using BTC and are younger or older, I think this is a good topic for a survey or the like.

I don't think this is accurate when you consider the halving time, it would happen eventually but it would take a very very long time with the halving occurring gradually, also BTC is not set in stone, at that time I am sure there would be a solution.