Actually, you don't need to force yourself by blindly using one of the options for every transaction. It's you who have the right to choose based on your needs. You say cash is more benefitable, alright, just use cash then.
And when at some point and circumstance you find out that bitcoin is benefitable, simply use it. No one forbid and you always have the right. So, comparing it based on daily use is actually doesn't really match well.

That's bullshit and you're really wrong. The type of wallet doesn't AFFECT the speed of a transaction. It's all the fee which always be the factor of how fast a transaction could be confirmed. Rest assured, when you're using low fee and far below the current recommendation, it doesn't matter whether your wallet is premium or platinum, your transaction will have a big possibilities to be rejected by the network.

Besides of those benefits of using Bitcoin, there's also disadvantages. Unfortunately, if you're travelling abroad to some places in 3rd world countries in which the entire region doesn't fully covered by the internet. You can't use your bitcoin. The only option is to use the foreign currency.
2nd point, you may not afraid of being stolen as long as you've backed up your private key and have an additional security in your bitcoin wallet. Otherwise, you'll be struggling to recover your bitcoin and once the bitcoin sent to another wallet which the holder is the stealer himself, you can't do anything.

I think that's not right. The majority of PayPal user as I know don't switch to bitcoin but prefer to use both based on their needs. Maybe you can make earning with bitcoin and more benefits, but still, PayPal have the widest coverage among any other payment processor. Therefore, the majority of people still holding on with PayPal.
For you, it's maybe as easy as flipping hand when talking about switching over services but for someone who has business with these things. It's kinda hard and needs a lot of effort.

it's an accelerator which only makes your transaction get included to block by viabtc freely for a transaction which has under the recommendation fee. It's not a tool that'll make you can send bitcoin freely and fast. It's just to help people, and keep in mind. 0.0001 BTC / KB is required to make your transaction eligible for using this.
One more thing. Electrum has nothing to do with this stuff.

Regulation created in order to stabilise a specific region which the government rule. It's right that everyone must have their own freedom towards cryptocurrency and be able to use it. But, if the government themselves have already made a decision regarding of the rules for the sake of the country. There's no point on arguing that thing furthermore.

Hi jamalaezaz
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Thanks.

Ah, Sorry, I just remembered that 0.001 is Bittrex withdrawal fee. Pretty curious about why there's a huge gap of fee between Bittrex and Poloniex. Maybe Bittrex just trying to minimise the loss caused by the overwhelmingly high fee.
But, a good thing it's also fixed so it's fine.

Bitcoin's price going down to lower than $1000 after halving?. There's no hell way. The demands are now increasing because the wide acceptance of bitcoin in which today is increasing significantly. Just if there's some sort of major hack or bad news, it could happen. But, the chance of bitcoin to rise instead of falling is far above.
We're now currently on a stable level because of the recent correction that dumped bitcoin's price so hard. But now, we're heading for another level ($3000).

Nah, that's right. Same goes for downloading cracked software or games. There's always a hidden purpose behind free software especially those which offer free money. And many of the purposes is to steal your data and BTC.
By the time being and until now. I've rarely heard this case anymore. However, there must be someone or some people who're facing this problem but doesn't have the intention to reveal it to public. The best way is to keep your security up to date.

Just to correct thing. Poloniex requires 0.001 as a fee for withdrawal and not 0.0001. It's right that Poloniex is basically an exchange, and many people have repeatedly said that it's really dangerous to keep your money in exchange for a long time because every exchange has the potential to turns out becoming scam just like Cryptsy. But, if someone is expecting to make a big sized transaction with the lowest fee, using Poloniex can be an alternate option. It doesn't matter how big your transaction is, the fee will always be fixed.

It's right that these Japanese Airlines don't give that much affect towards bitcoin. But, it's a sign that the acceptance of bitcoin in Japan as legal tender is known by many companies and it reflects the reality of how the citizens react to the acceptance bitcoin in recent time. Bitcoin is not always about price but how it'll contribute to this world.
As the main purpose which stated by Satoshi himself. Bitcoin was made to be a currency, in this case, the sentence clearly mention that bitcoin is normally used for transaction and not investment. Therefore, this news is really a good thing that makes bitcoin back to its main purpose.

Your opinion sounds about to right. It's kinda wasting effort by trading on a site which has higher risk than the rest. Yobit, unfortunately, have had repeatedly said by so many people that it's really fishy.
TBH, there's no way for me to make a trades there. There are so many exchanges out there that give good service, why spending your time and effort in the worst one LOL. doesn't make sense.
but actually, pretty disappointed of few popular exchangers which suddenly have so many newcomers and making the system laggy.

There's no pity for the weak hands, it's all their decision so. From my opinion, the current price rally indicates that there'll be repeating the price pump in which have happened few weeks ago, thus $3000 is kinda easy to reach.
Though I'm also thinking the same, if the price just pumped so hard that it's reached far above what I expected, I'll just simply sell my bitcoin at that point, no more or less. Even if it may get me feel unpleasant.

Even if it is. Still a good thing for the whole community, bigger airlines are always considering the possibilities of benefits they can get by accepting a payment option.
The bigger ones will always wait and seek until a clear regulation coming out, they're not going to take unnecessary risk, but, always seeking for benefit.

Though, there's no point on regretting that. It's better for us to dedicate our time on earning BTC instead.
And yeah, no one exactly knows how bitcoin can be this valuable especially a guy back then who uses his BTC to buy pizza. Many people have been repeatedly saying that bitcoin will surpass $10,000 in the future and I think it's really possible seeing that today, Bitcoin could reach $2,000 dollar within short time span. while I'm here, confusing with my ass and can't decide whether to hold or sell right now.

Natural selection at its finest. The useless coin will be dead overtime and the useful ones will remain. A few years ago, altcoins often made for a joke and can't survive for a long time, as you can see the result now.
I can say that, alongside with mass coin delisting on popular exchanges, the total amount of dead altcoin far surpasses the total amount surviving coin.

Talking about arbitrage and its connection with the transfer's fee which often people worrying about. It's all always depends on your capital at the end. The majority of exchanges are now using 0.001 BTC as fixed charge for miners' fee, which means, it doesn't matter how big your transactions size are, the amount charged for a fee is fixed. Therefore, if you're trading with rather big capital like 2 BTC or above, it'll not  hurt you, just keep in mind that the price margin is pretty big that could cover up anything. Though, I've figured out the price margin between international exchange is rather big that 0.001 BTC is not going to hurt you that much.

Talking is easy but not when doing the activity. You say buying when it's down and sell when it's up like some kind of predictable activity but it's actually all wrong. The main problem is when we can sell or buy the specific coin since the price could crazily increase even after you've sold some of them or the price could just drastically dumped even after you buy some of them.
Yeah, Bitcoin is not going to die soon but the problem is that if the price going the opposite of what we've predicted. we lose money. The bitcoin is not going to die, but the traders will have the burden of losing after all.

Glad to see a project that finally provides alternate energy for the world through the decentralised market with blockchain system. It'll sure attract many interests and make the world better. We're now tired of unrenewable energy sources that result in many disadvantages and the awesome project is right here.

Multi-signature escrow would be a great idea for additional security and increase the trusts from the community, however, if the following person has met the requirement of being a good escrow and trustable, there's not going to be a problem. The community itself will make an examination.