In all honestly you can't foresee what the future holds. ETH was supposed to challenge BTCBTCBTC but look at it now, I've read their gonna have another fork.

Actually, it's a lot better to organize. You can just label the address you used for that transaction and set it aside. You can always go back to it if you need it for bookkeeping. Unlike using the same address for multiple transactions, in which bookkeeping is a lot harder.

You can't really say there were signs of weakness, it was probably correction from the previous rise. And aren't dry spells a good sign of stability?

Not unless there'll be a major security issue that's be unwrapped in the future. But IMO, while sure BTCBTCBTC is here to stay, I do believe it'll transcend soon or evolve into a better one. Who knows, maybe it'll even change its name, I hope not though.

Where would you use it? If it's for online payments only, you can go for virtual debit cards, and as far as I know, you can use them without any problems. I'm not sure for Algeria but what I've been doing is using the virtual cards behind Paypal, as this would usually bypass country restrictions when buying something online.

But most probably you'll have a hard time finding a working one considering you're from Algeria.

JR Smith was 6th-man of the year a few years back, he may not be at the superstar levels but he's good overall. Although sometimes, he can be very inconsistent.

If it continues with the same trend as it is right now, $700 by month-end is pretty much achievable. Let's just hope no major bad news would come.

Remember that a rise is almost always accompanied by correction.

IMO, I think this rise is related to the CoinDesk feature article I've read that Ethereum is gonna have another fork again.

It's a global preseason game, nothing to be serious about. 

10k BTCBTCBTC being enough to live 2 lives seems to be an exaggeration.

It's just like losing your savings or something. A lot of people has gone through that.

They probably already have, they won't get their feet wet into this business without knowing this as well as the risks IMO. Anyway it's nice to know there's another player in the block.

It's gonna correct soon, the last financial crisis is already way too back in the past. History always repeats itself.

I just noticed that David Lee has been traded to Spurs, hopefully he'd be appreciated with his kind of game with Pop. Kinda excited for the season. 

A matter of preference actually. I for example use 2, one for saving and the other for spending.

Actually it depends on how you handle the risks, most investing experts with their books and all often say the longer the investment, the lower is the risk. Not pretty sure if that's truly the case with BTCBTCBTC but I guess it applies.

Well I said if he's 'looking for a loan.' That thread is mostly investing on loans.

I've been there, I've lost BTCBTCBTC investing in loans at BitLendingClub, that's why I said don't default.

Well as long as there are people that are willing to risk getting scammed it's gonna be a never ending cycle. Better yet don't trust HYIPs people.

It doesn't exactly mean there are no active sellers or big buyers, it just shows the market is pretty much balanced in terms of supply and demand, miners included.

It's not actually new, we've had 2 halving seasons already, although in a sense it's still young. The tech is still developing and improving, everything is in the works and we'd be seeing more innovations over the next few years. Short term? Probably not, as IMO it's better to invest in a blooming BTC startup than play short term. Long game is better IMO.

With that amount of money, you should be starting your own company not invest into other's, or in a high risk medium like BTCBTCBTC