I like how Bitcoin is, I can't think about any other necessary improvement besides transactions fee costs at this moment.

It's more about what shouldn't be "improved" than what should be improved, considering some people believe any Bitcoin's legalization and regulations are improvements...

I follow some guidelines:

- Never sell most part of your coins;
- Withdraw profit progressively;
- Always buy when BTC price drops considerably;
- Always sell after a high and fast increasement in price (taking in consideration the first guideline);
- Don't become desperate if you have lost a nice profit opportunity;
- NEVER panic selling!

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As you can see some countries have already banned Bitcoin, they don't want the digital currency being used on their countries by the local citizens. So I believe Bitcoin isn't going to be accepted in all countries in the future. Different countries have different views about many subjects and with Crypto-Currency it's not different, so there will be different attitudes towards Bitcoin depending the country... Some more friendly, some more hostile (ban).

Yes, it's purely for the excitement aspect. The feeling you have when gambling it's not the same while playing online games. It's not even about necessity to earn money, because money could be made by playing online games and selling accounts/game's money/items later for real money. And those more addicted that try playing online games to forget gambling will have difficult to do this, because inside the online games gambling also exists. There are real big gambling industries inside online games moving thousands of dollars daily...

There are two possible reasons why people use banks nowadays:

1. Because there isn't any other option;
2. Because they think their money is safe there.

With Bitcoin's introduction, people will have another option besides banks. But then it hits on the second point, security. Traditional banks are still considered safer than Bitcoin, so people will be in doubt about what to do... There are advantages and disadvantages on both sides and only time will tell what side people will take. Banks only need to worry if many people start moving their money to Bitcoin, and there is a chance it doesn't happen, taking people's fear in consideration.

And if people takes Bitcoin side, banks will have to offer an alternative more interesting for both parts, probably an alternative in parcery with local government, involving regulations and new rules to seem beneficial to bank's users at first impression, but that will be the same thing than before Bitcoin appeared... The same old fiat system with a new makeup.

Better to ask to the chineses. I don't know if you will find the investor's profile you are looking for there, but at least you will find more accurated informations:

Chinese section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=30.0

Each RP is equal to 1 satoshi. By buying 1000% booster for 3200 RPs, you will claim 230-250 satoshis every roll, what is very good, but keep in mind it lasts for 24 hours only and if you aren't able to make 3200 satoshis profit from it, the boost won't worth at all.

What means you should claim at least 13 times a day considering you claim 250 satoshis every hour...
For very active users it will worth. I don't know if it's forbidden to share an account with another person, so the boost could be more enjoyable.

Yes, plus, passive population that accepts everything that is imposed to them.

The reasons why these countries banned Bitcoin are ridiculous. It's like banning airports from the country because airplanes crash or to ban all the cars because they can cause accidents and kill people.

Every place where the most part of population is passive, it's a fertile soil for maniacs trying to control people's lives via the big state machine.

Take in consideration Bitcoin and its technology are something relatively new in the world and governments don't act without thinking a lot about the consequences first. For people of this forum, Bitcoin is already a well known currency, but for people out of this forum and probably out of internet, Bitcoin is unknown and many governments only discovered about it on the last year or so...

They are studying the best way to adopt Bitcoin and/or its technology. As was said here, they want a currency they can control and it's hard to control Bitcoin, so they must think about it: "Legalize Bitcoin or not? What are the another options do we have?"

By the end of this year we will have many news about this subject in the media.

It's the same thing. Currency is "the money that is used in a particular country at a particular time".

Currency = Money.

I think we don't need to make this complicated. We understand Bitcoin as currency and as money since you can use it to adquire new items, to pay for services and to execute successful trades. Everything a traditional currency/money/fiat can do, Bitcoin can do as well, at least theoretically.

But when BTC price decreases, all the Crypto-Currency market loses value as well. The AltCoins success is interconnected with BTC success. By observing the market, what makes Crypto-Currency world survive at this moment is Bitcoin strength.
Maybe in the future it will change, but for now that is how it works...

I might say Bitcoin is the store of value of Crypto-Currency world, like gold and assets are the store of value of many countries. 

Don't you buy coke in liters bottles in your countries? Everyone talking about 350ml cans...

With one dollar I can buy about 1 coke can of 350 ml, depending the place I can't buy even 1 coke can with 1 dollar...
It's more advantageous to buy a bottle of 2 liters, it stays aroud $2.28 dollars, at supermarket and depending the supermarket a bit less.

It's true, with a good circle of active referrals you can have a nice passive income from faucets. The problem is that like us, our referrals don't like low rewards too and they won't claim if there aren't good faucets around. I don't know if owners of faucet lists/rotators are being successful in referring people to faucets, but the only faucet I managed to get few active referrals were FreeBitco.in, other faucets I get some referrals, but they become inactive really fast.

The problem is that Bitcoin is still too exclusive for informatic, digital goods enthusiasts. Those who aren't too connected to informatic and technology will have difficult to spend their Bitcoins, maybe the maximum non-informatic goods you will find are some online clothes stores accepting BTC. The ordinary user wants to buy useful items for their daily life (food, to pay bills, fuel...) and for those Bitcoin is still useless as currency, but fantastic as investment.

You can tell all the informations, but would be smart on your part if you focus on the most interesting information for the person you are talking to. And in many cases it's not technical aspects that call people's attention, and it shouldn't be a problem, as they can have interest in Bitcoins and Crypto-Currencies even if they don't want to invest mainly because the technology, what it represents, etc...

One of the main reasons people invest, as OP said, is profit, so take advantage of it, focus on the profitable side of Bitcoin to make your marketing.
Spread the benefits of a crash in BTC price, even laymen can understand how they can take advantage from it, starting the investment on the right time.

It's true. We should bring everyone to adopt Bitcoin taking in consideration their particular expectations about the currency. If it's profit they want, promote the profit feature, if it's hype they want, promote the hype, if it's accessibility they want, promote the accessibility.

This way we aren't segregating any investor's profile, but uniting all these profiles around a common ideal, that is Bitcoin ascension.
When we say what must be the focus (taking our personal expectation as it should be the same for all), we are just moving away potential investors that could help increasing Bitcoin's demand.

I thought about changing the option of receiving 2 lottery tickets for 2 RPs too, but even with 2 tickets you have some probability to win, it's a chance in a million and on long term seems it worth more than extra 2 RPs (2 satoshis) per roll. Those more addicted may claim 10 times a day at FreeBitco.in, it's 20 lottery tickets or 20 extra satoshis (20 RPs)... I think the free lottery tickets every hour are still more worthful.

Bitcoin doesn't have intrinsic value, the digital currency isn't backed by anything, it fully depends on high demand to keep getting more value along the time. That is the origin of Bitcoin value: high demand. When it increases (when more people put their offers to buy Bitcoin), more the price increases.

And it's totally worthful, not only because it's a profitable investment, but because it's decentralized, you just need a virtual wallet address to start using and transacting Bitcoins. It's the perfect solution to receive online payments without need of giving your personal details online. Surely there are other digital currencies that could do the same function (AltCoins), but Bitcoin is more trustful, plus more profitable than any other currency. It's a advantageous combo.

Yes, it could happen. But first people must learn how to use Crypto-Currency without wasting money with Ponzi HYIP investments. Also, Africa is a very poor continent, internet access there is limited for many people, what would affect a lot Bitcoin's adoption. The situation there is very complicated, too many conflicts in many countries, what makes the concrete development almost impossible to be achieved.

And in Africa it is already happening an interesting phenom. Bitcoin price there is much more expensive than at rest of the world. Seems the rich ones there are already ruling/controlling the market... Did Bitcoin experience in Africa fail?