I spent about 2 months in a motorhome last year, and I clearly do not want an autonomous vehicle. Actually, that's the last thing I want, considering that being on a motorhome means freedom, living without a fixed schedule, nor a clear destination. I drive, I see something I like, I stop. Living in a motorhome isn't about going from one destination to another, it's about driving. Last Spring I chose the direction, which was Southern Italy, but nothing was planned, and without any more precision.

I suggest you create the THOUSAND-BTC religion, where you would give one thousand BTC to each new follower. I'll pray for you each and every day after that, and I would always talk about you with much respect.

Oil companies are energy companies. All of them have already invested large sums in renewables or other energies. I'm not worrying for them. They'll survive when all oil reserves will be depleted.

Sure, these are good news, but bidorbuy isn't the largest marketplace in Africa, let alone in its single home country: South Africa.
http://www.takealot.com/ is larger, and they are even bigger online markets in Nigeria.

Don't think it would, because the electrical grid would be a prime target. People nowadays are incredibly reliant on electricity, all armies know this. We've seen that in Irak and Syria, people are using generators, and you just cannot afford to leave them on all day. You stay in the dark, that means without BTC.

I don't believe in any new altcoins, as I believe in the test of time. An altcoin isn't good till it's at least one year old. There are so many altcoins right now, it's probably the most difficult for a new one: make it last. That the survival of the fittest, let Darwin rules.

Is anyone surprised? For fast, hidden payments, nothing beats BTC. Some altcoins could be better in the future, but not enough people trust them right now. It would be a dark day for BTC if it's ever beaten by an altcoin on the dark web.

Wow! I was at that airport exactly one month ago. I didn't like it, there was no free wifi, but the seats were comfortable. I was in Paris shortly before and after the attacks last November, I guess it's dangerous everywhere, even with increased security. It's taking a bit longer to get to the gates.

It's a good time to travel though, last December in Paris, I got a rebate on my hotel room.

The 2 hardly compare. Bitfinex is not much useful, you can only trade BTC with LTC and ETH, whereas Poloniex lets you trade dozens of altcoins, so I say it's way, way better. Kraken is also better than bitfinex, it lets you trade more cryptos, but less than Poloniex.

So Vcash for Vanillacash or Virtualcash, but what we shall see here is that there are some people working on marketing behind Vcash. I say it's good. This crypto is more than the rotten fruit of a team of young nerds with a difficult sex life.

So I say Vcash is clearly superior to the average altcoin, and I guess I'll buy some.

Schmand is something between cheese and yogurt. Think of it as a German whipped cream.

I'm really surprised such BS is making the news. This is a non-event from some retarded kids. There's no racism against the Japanese in Germany. It would be stupid as there's probably one Japanese for 500 Arabs right now in Germany. Even the neonazis aren't against the Japanese as they were an ally to the Third Reich. Just a bad joke, we shall forget it quickly.

I can't imagine a cashless world this century, except in a few fascists countries like Sweden or Denmark. The only credit card I have doesn't work in the country I'm currently living, where I don't have a bank account, so I just couldn't live without cash. I withdrew cash before coming here, and I will have to leave the country when my cash will dry out.

What would the homeless and the poor do without cash? In western Europe nowadays, it's getting more and more difficult to live without a bank account, and you'll end up paying much more for some services. The cashless society that some see as the future will be hell to the poor.

Everybody loves cash, and the poor more than most, because they have no choice. Cash remains the only option which is absolutely free to use. No fees to the banks, or to a network, no need for an expensive mobile phone nor a subscription. Homeless people do not believe in anything but cash, and they're right. You've got to be rich to have other options.

Just look at that gridcoin thing. That stuff, I don't know what it is, is up 100% today. Who's behind it? Who's buying it? Why are they buying it? When the answers aren't evident, it means it's not real people pushing up the price.

I started trading altcoins with exactly 1 BTC. The minimum allowed is much lower, but you have to think that the less you trade, the less you will gain (or loose). So, it's more about how much risk you're willing to take.

If you want to trade stocks, you need more than that.

I knew Venezuela wasn't a nice place to live, but it's worse than I thought. I hope they'll get a decent lawyer arguing that laws restricting BTC are very new, and that they were about to close their mining operations.

It's also clear that if you plan to go on holidays and pay with BTC, you should not go to Venezuela.

I don't see much use for BTC-based systems outside of finance. I think one country in South America is looking into putting its land registry on a blockchain, and that sounds good, but I don't see many businesses interested. The idea behind a blockchain is one of a public ledger with fast updates all over the world but who needs that? I'm using MySQL databases at work, and everything in it is confidential. So there's one central database, with very few people allowed to insert data in it. No need for a blockchain, then.

Governments could use blockchains more than companies.

Thanks for your support. I want to look further away than making a small profit, besides my investment is minimal. I'm only holding 10 ETH, that's only $100. I made more than that in the past weeks buying and selling ETH, so I don't mind losing some of my profit. I shall also consider that this was totally unexpected. I hadn't imagined ETH's value would skyrocket the way it did.

I'm currently holding ETH and DOGE. The first one because I want to support the project behind the currency, and the second because I think it's undervalued. DOGE can be strong, it's quite old, too and it has some big backers. I also like the fact it's one of the very few cryptos you can buy without getting BTC first.

yes, I'm a proud backer of Ethereum, and I shall add that most people everywhere were enthusiastic about it 2 months ago.

The problem is that a few weeks ago, some folks with too much money started to buy ETH like crazy and the price shot the moon, but I hope those days are over, so that only normal people use and deal ETH.