Getting your BTC hacked is over exaggerated, as most of us do not have enough Bitcoin to warrant hackers to waste time on us. They are going after people with tons of btc where they make way more than someone with like 0.25 btc. Although, it doesn't mean you shouldn't be careful & use strong passwords with good security.

BitHumb definitely isn't the 4th largest exchange in the world. Maybe in South Korea, but there are plenty of other, much larger exchanges than that one.

LMAO. I don't know if I would make it a quest, as you say... but I would definitely put them in my will, including clear instructions on how to use/sell them!

Realistically, I don't think these kids will even learn about Bitcoin until they are at least in high school.

The reason I am saying this is at least we had computer labs, etc. when I was growing up - it just goes to show how long it may take for Bitcoin to become mainstream.

What happens if we change our deposit address?

As LocalBitcoins charges a deposit fee, I want to switch to my Blockchain address instead.

Must I start a brand new week?

Of course!

Throughout history, most large empires have fallen.

If most large empires have fallen only to be replaced by another, why couldn't Bitcoin suffer the same fate?

Now, do we want this to happen? That is a whole different question altogether. I guess it depends how much Ethereum you own! haha

Personally, I highly recommend going with an offline, paper wallet. This is the safest way that you can store Bitcoins, and essentially the same as cash. It is quite cool how a piece of paper can be made into cash... almost like printing money!

I personally know quite a bit about Bitcoin. However, this thread is for the community here. The idea is every post should contain NEW info which hasn't previously been posted in this thread.

For example, I will start with the obvious: Bitcoin is internet money

Is this a perfect explanation? Of course not. This is where you come in.

Please post the most detailed aspects about Bitcoin you know, without repeating any info previously posted in this thread.

The idea is as we scroll down, the discussion should get continually more complicated as we dig further into the technology, development, history, etc.

Make sense?

So I will repeat the starting point: Bitcoin is internet money

Highly unlikely. A major factor of Bitcoin is anonymity. It wouldn't make sense for him to reveal his identity.

Of course if the Bitcoins are first converted into fiat this is possible. Why wouldn't it be?

True. Without the internet, Bitcoin is nothing... whereas gold is gold internet, or not.

I am all for freedom of speech, etc. However, I really wish the government would censor pornography.

I must admit, all the people claiming this got me confused. I was wondering if there would actually be 2 different coins.

That is what happens when you send with low fees these days. Be patient and it will inevitably go through. Next time, consider doubling the fee.

It is hard to know if you are telling the truth (not saying you are lying), it is just difficult to know when we don't know both sides of the story.

Good luck. Given the open source code, I thought this would be easy. However, been working on it for a long time and it is a lot harder than it seems...

I was thinking that the bubble was popping, but it just went up 3% in a few hours. So maybe not... wait and see.

Never heard of this site, but I use food delivery a lot and would consider paying with Bitcoin, if the process was simple enough. I previously tried using Bitcoin on Fiverr back when they used to accept it, and it was a big hassle. Major improvements must be made in this respect before it will go mainstream.

No idea what you are getting at, but if you have your Bitcoin on an exchange they may often change the deposit address so consider downloading a wallet client to keep your Bitcoin safe.

I thought Ethereum was being developed by Microsoft? Highly doubtful that it would outright collapse. With that said, I am not too well versed about it, so my opinion isn't very strong here.