I'm going to say that'll happen after a very long period of time after Bitcoin overcomes the hurdles of wallet security for non savvy users and mass adoption. Personally, I think it might be like 6-7 years at best, but hopefully I'm still there to see it.

Nice to hear your transaction finally cleared. If you need help you know where to ask

Trust me, by the time we get to the point where all 21 million BTC have been mined and the only thing supporting the continued mining will be fees, there will be enough transactions and the value in BTC to make sure mining is sustainable. I wouldn't worry about it, we're a while away from it happening.

Well here we are, who'd have thought? I certainly never thought it would get this big, but then again this might all just be another bubble. Still I'm rather blown away by the fact we've finally hit $1K.

As stated, we can't actually help you unless you can show us the transaction ID of your transaction. Will be waiting.

It's most definitely not legit, they are simply there to steal your info so that they can straight coins in your accounts. Don't bother to get your hopes up.

Actually you only give your PP when you have to pay for something and anyways eBay is owned by PP and Amazon is a well known company. Comparatively, this site has no credibility and no valid reason to need your Coinbase and Blockchain.

Well put it this way, BTC was around $1 per BTC when I first joined and since then the community has expanded greatly from the number of people ready to accept BTC as payment to the number of forum users and so I would say the community has grown a hundredfold at least since then.

You can also choose to have a larger transaction fee if you want your transaction to go through faster. Honestly, if I were you though I would avoid not paying tx fees.

It's always going to be this way until we gain some sort of stability and in my mind that's quite a long way a away. For it to be stable it needs to have large integration and usage on a world-wide scale which while it is happening to an extent not enough to actually keep it entirely stable.

I'm pretty sure you can't advertise for both Primedice and Bitcoinsports.eu according to Stunna's rules...

We'll either see the price keep on skyrocketing or the bubble burst; just depends on the timeframe. Personally, I'm thinking that the price is going to plummet before the end of the year at which point the threads about how Bitcoin is a terrible investment start popping up.

Welp, there are always some people willing to fall into the honeypot trap, hence why scammer's still actually manage to scam people. I don't particularly like to point fingers are far as trust goes, but this loan is at least rather suspicious.

Honestly, I woudn't keep more than 1BTC in either blockchain.info/coinbase, as online wallets are really just to do day to day transactions. Very rarely will you need to spend more than $1000 USD on a single transaction and you can always move coins from your encrypted wallet on your HDD or out of cold storage. No real reason to store a mass of BTC online.

Yup, to reiterate once again, avoid BTC-e like the plague, right now quite a few users are unable to withdraw for various reasons and support isn't doing squat.

All of those would definitely cause a dip in the prices, but I doubt it to the extent that it falls to below $1 . Bitcoin's value originates from basically supply and demand, despite the fact that some proponents claim it has "intrinsic value". It's value comes from the fact people are willing to buy it at a certain price, so I feel it'll only fall to that value when 99% of the community ditches it. As to the reason why people ditch it that's anyone's guess.

Might want to try enabling the confirmation for all bets rather than just mobile, I occasionally bet off of my phone and I always get a confirmation. What mobile are you using?

Nah, clearly their going to give everyone who signs up $50 USD. I mean it's only 2500*50 which is $125,000 USD which obviously isn't that much money. Obviously there's nothing wrong here folks...

TF is a good example in recent history, but there are a crap ton of examples since Bitcoin first started. Overall, it's a lesson to be learned by the community, trust no-one.

I'm not even sure whether we can trust anyone to a great extent (at least on this forum), as it has been shown time and time again that there are people willing to wait a long time to gain rep and trust before scamming a lot of people out of coin. Thus, I find it even harder to trust newbie's without any tangible proof.