Isn't that your "job" to make videos that would give Youtube even more traffic? You can't earn a good amount of money without getting "troubled". Everything that's easy doesn't pay off. You need to do hard things in life to get the amount of money that you desire. Honestly, posting youtube videos is not that hard once you posted enough videos since (a.) people are already starting to subscribe to you, (b.) you already have all the necessary equipments, (c.) you're not entirely new to it anymore.

If you expect to make shit ton of money by posting normal and boring videos, then how much more can Youtube entertainers earn?

How does that differ with fiat money? You're giving them fiat money, so now they have access to subscribe to porn and to pay for drugs

I think you're just overthinking the situation. Kids that have no clue about the world around them wouldn't be all like, "Yeyy. I got my BTCitcoins now, finally I can watch porn and buy some class S drugs from the Internet." They wouldn't use bitcoins to watch porn if they weren't watching porn back then and they wouldn't buy drugs from the black market online if they weren't using drugs before.

People can do whatever they want with bitcoins but they wouldn't do it just because they started using bitcoins.

How did you come up that? One bitcoin compared to how many gold ounces/grams?


(Source: http://www.apmex.com/spotprices/gold-price)

Which one is the half of $1000 here? If you're going to say a portion of an ounce or a portion of a gram, then theoretically every single thing can be half of the price of bitcoin but only when you put it in small portions. And from the looks of it, the price of gold is actually moving quite good. The market is also the same as bitcoins when there's times that it's not moving that much like what's happening right now and there are times when the price is moving a lot. I think most markets that are being used globally are like this.

700 altcoins seems a lot. Care to share the link of the source? If there's 700 altcoins that is created every day, then that sure is a huge number of garbage coins. Those coins don't serve any purpose at all, thus, have no audience at all. I believe that much altcoins is being created day by day because you don't need anything at all except for a complete tutorial like this one and any one can create an altcoin.

We don't need those 700 altcoins. We only need several altcoins to make bitcoins better.

What do you mean by that? People in third world country can't become anonymous when they do the same thing? Nope, there's no difference at all. What people from first world country can do when porn sites has started accepting bitcoins can also be done by people from third world countries. No difference at all.



Because paid porn is different from free porn. Your so-called "free porn" (except for amateur videos, etc) is a pirated copy of paid porn. Most porn production companies don't give away their videos for free so if you see a logo on the video, it's probably a pirated one. Paid porn also gives you access to the latest porn videos and some paid porn that was never pirated yet.

On a side note, if you're a porn addict you probably have watched most of the free porn videos so now you have to pay to see the new porn videos.

Just because you know something, everything will follow through. Even if you know how to trade, if you're too lazy to check the market often, it wouldn't work as good as it work with someone that checks the market often, and look at what's happening to the coin's community. I think you should apply what you know and not just learn the whole thing. Those two things need each other so your plan would be successful. Simply put, "Knowledge is power but knowledge without application is useless."

Exactly. I believe that there are two ways to earn good amount of money, regardless of what form the money is. You either are knowledgeable about something that other people aren't or you're going to do things that other people are not willing to do. Without saying, the two creates a synergy.

If a certain method can easily be learned and most people don't mind doing it, it wouldn't pay that much. An example of this is faucet which essentially is just captcha solving. Everyone can solve captchas. Everyone don't mind solving captchas. So the price for solving captcha is very low.

Another example is when you go to the dentist. The dentist is just pulling the teeth out of your mouth yet you still pay him good amount of money. It's because he's knowledgeable about how to pull a teeth without making the patient suffer from infection.

Optional (not really bitcoin related but you get the point): As an example for the latter, you can earn a relatively good amount of money from cleaning the septic tank. No one wants to clean their own septic tank not because they don't know how to, but because they don't want to. People don't mind paying a good amount of money for this task.

The popularity and price of bitcoin might be related to each other but it actually doesn't have a strong correlation. There could be billions of bitcoin users but if they're all holding small amounts of bitcoin, the price would still be low. Similarly, there could be small number of bitcoin users but each individual or at least one of them is holding huge amount of bitcoins, then the price of bitcoin would be high.

We don't have equal amounts of bitcoin so you can't just look at the price of bitcoin and say that the popularity has grown. It's possible that an old bitcoin user just wanted to buy even more bitcoins that's why the price has increased.

Only if the match is too obvious who will win. Otherwise, you would just end up beating yourself up for being wrong with your analysis and for spending to much time for analyzing as well when gambling was never meant to be like that. What you're doing with that calculation is that you're trying to maximize the chance and then lowering the chance of you losing. If you're simply going to bet at dice, there's no calculation like that and you can simply put how big the chance of winning that you want.

I don't think your way is smart at all because most of us spend just the free time for gambling. You don't want to spend 2-3 hours of your day researching just to put a single bet and still have that risk of losing.

Or maybe the transactions would even be better when a country started to use bitcoins. So-called legal transactions always require proof of transaction and that's even easier to access when you're using bitcoins. To show that the transaction has happened, you just have to show the transaction fee. I think the huge reason why a country wouldn't use bitcoin for transactions because the government would have transparent records and most of them are hiding something.

All of the records will be available online and all of the proof of transaction can easily be seen and verified.

I renamed TheBitcoin.Casino to TheBtc.Casino because it occupies a lot of space and we want the table to be as small as possible horizontally since we have users that have smaller screen resolution. Everyone knows that Btc stands for bitcoin anyway..

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Updated table: Visit the OP.

I think for someone to get persuaded to letting his brother borrow some money for his bitcoin website, it would take more than saying: "No government control, decentralized, fast and secured." That's literally 7 words and I have never persuaded to do anything by just using 7 words specially if I am not familiar with the investment. You need to explain it to him in a deeper sense so he would know that his investment would probably grow but there's no assurance to that at all.

I think even if they did, the bitcoin users wouldn't use their service because they can do it by themselves. That's one of the advantages of bitcoin. You can transfer money to another person from a different country all by yourself. You don't need to use and pay any service at all except for the small transaction fee. It would just be a waste of funds if they started using bitcoins but they can always implement it whenever they want. These business people can change their course whenever they want. I think that would happen only when bitcoin's starting to take over. But the world wouldn't be needing their service at that point as told in the OP.

I think if they would issue such thing, it wouldn't replace bitcoins at all but would be a way for new people to enter the bitcoin world. At first, the average person would be glad to try out the cryptocurrency of their government. After being exposed to the crypto-world, they will see threads or articles about cryptocurrencies. And we all know that the mostly used cryptocurrency is bitcoin.

Ultimately, the government advertising a cryptocurrency of their own would lead to people using bitcoins and bitcoiners wouldn't be force to use the government's coin at all because they already know what they're doing.

All of them are just giving you a little amount of money. It's far from what you'll earn from a day job specially if you live in a developed country like the USA. You might somehow survive with your earnings from signature campaign and altcoin trading but I doubt that you'll afford the things that you want to buy and live the life that you wanted. Someone who really wants to make good amount of money wouldn't waste time doing all of these and would start learning things that's focused on his goal.

If that was true, then the digital form of fiat (like what's seen on Paypal, etc.) should've already killed bitcoin. But it didn't, right? It's because people know that they're using cryptocurrency so they can be free from the chains that the government has put on them. It's the only way for us to avoid taxes.

You actually can't say for sure that bitcoin cannot replace fiat even though it can become more popular than fiat. Every single one of us (except those people in mountains, islands, etc) know fiat. So if bitcoin becomes more popular than fiat, then that's quite amazing because there would be people that knows bitcoin but don't know fiat. Like, how is that even possible?

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The growth in the adaption of bitcoin would actually be an exponential growth and not a linear one. Meaning to say, even though the growth's kind of slow right now, it will be really really fast after a period of time.

I don't think that the number of people that leaves the bitcoin world is greater than or equal to the number of people that enters it. Like I said, the growth is exponential since your friend can introduce bitcoin to his friends and the friends of his friends would introduce it to their friends. The number of people leaving the bitcoin world isn't growing exponentially. It's a linear one and it's not that much to begin with since most people want to earn bitcoins and never want to stop.

[1] How sure are you of that? Bitcoin reaching a million dollar would mean the mass adoption is happening and it's affecting the world's economy since billions of fiat money are already converted to bitcoins. The usage of fiat would surely not be affected at that time even though, since most people are using bitcoins, most establishments are already accepting bitcoins as payment.

[2] How, though? The whole point of bitcoin isn't being free from the government and that includes being free from paying taxes. If the government would somehow successfully be able to get tax from us, a lot of us would be disappointed.

Investing from "Some sites" won't do. I'm pretty sure that that's just the classic ponzi scam and that's pretty much has been bashed in this forum for million times already. I wouldn't invest in some sites unless it's a gambling casino that has a good team and has a good amount of funds allotted for advertisement. It's pretty risky to invest in other businesses because at any given time, even if their objective was to honestly give profit to their investors, when there's a lot of money in their hands, they can become greedy and run away your money.

You have to understand the fact that banks have to pay their employees and their huge expenses at the end of the day. They're not privileged to not pay anything at all. Banks invest your money in some businesses by lending your money to other people. They are going to get a profit from that and that's how it basically works. They just don't let the 100% of the total money that's in them to sit 24/7. They're investing some of them. If everyone's going to withdraw their money from the banks, a huge percentage of people wouldn't be able to get their money.

If you don't like what they're doing, feel free to withdraw your money. You can withdraw it any time you like, but I think your money is actually safe even with what they're doing because they know exactly what they're doing.

It's really hard to confirm that the devs are actually doing something for the betterment of the coin. If they're doing something good, you would have to think if they're really doing it for the investors or for their own profit. The people behind the coin can always pretend that they're developing something and you don't know if it's true since you don't see them in person.



That only works for people that have more than 1BTC. Those that have lower than that wouldn't get as much profit as one would expect. Basically it goes like, altcoin trading = low capital, bitcoin trading = huge capital.