I agree with his opinion.


But what to do with the fact that many countries want to make Bitcoin illegal, e.g. Russia?

I was surprised too!  
If we talk about politics, I was surprised that the competitor from Ukraine took part in the Eurovision Song Contest. The state allocated funds for her performance or she paid by herself?

I wonder in what form "spreading of knowledge" will take place?  There will be an expo or something else?

I'm glad that Bitcoin become mainstream and now I can use my digital currency as a method of payment for goods and services. But will it profitable for owners of hotels?

I think that non-cash payments and internet access at any time have become a stepping stone to Bitcoin

I wonder bank will pay the taxes using Bitcoin or USD?

This is a good video!   

 But I believe that "the rise of digital currency" is still ahead. Today there is distrust of it by society and the State.

I think gamers will appreciate the ease and speed of execution of transactions using Bitcoin.

 Another important fact is that the game will be cheaper if you used digital currency as payment method. 

I never thought that there are so many alternative cryptoсurrencies  in the world! 
I knew only about 15 pieces and I thought it was already quite a large number of alternative cryptocurrencies.

IMO, Super Mario Brothers is  the best game ever!

Thank you very much!

I'm very glad! I will be in Paris next week so I hope I can try out new ATM 

I like the idea of creating an ecosystem on MIT's campus.  The smartest students of the country are studying how to use btc and may be they could solve some of the system's problems.
IMO, they will be able to prove to the world that the cryptocurrency is our future. 

I think that Bitcoin isn't a steppingstone, but it is the foundation for economic development in the future.
Using Bitcoins abolishes the role of middlemen and it gives a chance to the economy be a self-regulating system.

The most reliable wallet is paper wallet or web wallet? Is it better to use both?