Don't think it will stop inflation in their country. The citizens already hate the government and don't support many of its campaigns and such. The Petro crypto is just another gimmick by the government to sway citizens to its side, but I believe there is too much mistrust for the people to invest or use such a thing.

Don't think the governments would put that much effort into totally destroying Bitcoin. It would have to be a major effort undertaken by almost all the governments in the world. If just a few governments allow Bitcoin to be used freely in their country, the crackdown would fail. So no, don't think the powerful governments could stop Bitcoin and crypto.

Maybe half a million dollars, but it will take many years for it to reach such a high price. Who knows, it might not even reach that and instead just crash to the bottom. Hopefully that is not the case, and hopefully it continues to climb in price throughout the years.

What do you mean by exchange ICO? Do you mean an ICO for an exchange such as Binance and KuCoin? Or something else. Please elaborate. Thanks.

I'm from Malaysia and I didn't know there were many other people buying Bitcoin in the country. I don't personally know of anyone who buys Bitcoin or crypto in general, so it is rather surprising to see Malaysia listed there. Surprised South Korea isn't on the list though.

The holiday season definitely caused a drop in price of all coins. I believe this is due to people cashing out to buy gifts and other material stuff including holidays. As for myself, I didn't cash out anything but merely bought the dips.

Usually find interesting ICO on this forum in the announcement thread. Also find some on Twitter, supported by influential people such as McAfee, and I also look at a website called ICO rating. Tons of ICO's are listed there.

Don't think it is anywhere near death. Charlie Lee merely sold his Litecoin to be able to focus on his work, he is still a firm believer of it and I too believe it will stay here for the long run.

Just concentrate on your day job, and trade after working hours. Create a schedule where you are able to fit all your activities in. While you may miss a few good trades in the day, good trades are happening throughout the day. So don't worry.

Selling could also be done to secure your initial investment. It depends on how you see it, for me I believe Bitcoin will keep rising so I do not sell my Bitcoin, I only continue to accumulate it.

It will likely lose its value if demand for it drops, also if large investment funds withdraw their holding from it. But I doubt it will happen anytime soon, unless it is really a bubble and pops all of a sudden.

Why do people even write on money? Really hate it when I receive money notes with stuff written on them. Makes it harder for me to use it purchase items, especially from small time vendors who are really picky about the condition of the note.

I think rapists should be castrated, that way the chances of them committing the act again is diminished. Also after castration, rapists should face life imprisonment to be kept away from potential victims.

These people should seek financial advice. While some people may make lots of money and are able to pay back their debts, am sure a lot screw up in the market and end up being bankrupt. Only invest what you can afford to lose.

I think the contents of your post doesn't really match your subject haha. Anyway, I believe people scam because it is an easy way to make money, and most scammers do it behind a computer, meaning they do not need to directly interact with their victims. That way, they won't feel any pity for their victims and therefore no remorse for their actions.

I'm pretty sure that there is already corruption in Bitcoin. Where there is money, there will also be corruption. For all you know, politicians might be using Bitcoin to receive bribes from companies and such. Privacy coins are also very likely to be used for corruption.

Don't believe so, at least not in the near future. Banks have too large of a grip on society, and many influential figures will continue supporting them blindly. These people will need to be made aware of the blockchain and maybe once banks lose their support, will they be eliminated.

I think we are already headed to becoming a cashless society, though it is gonna be a long road to be fully cashless. One of the best examples of a cashless society is China, where WeChat Pay and also AliPay is used almost everywhere in the country.This goes to show that government support can truly fasten a process such as cashlessness. Also hope Bitcoin and other cryptos will be used alongside fiat on a larger scale.

Bitcoin is definitely a financial blessing to the world, and should be appreciated by everyone, especially the unbanked and those who are marginalised by their governments. Can't wait to see what Bitcoin has in store for us this 2018.

I think it is due to obsession. They feel obliged to continuously watch over their "precious" individual. It also happens in crypto, where some people continuously refresh their wallets throughout the day to see whether the values are increasing or decreasing over time. Both are very similar in my opinion.