+1 I dont have much anyway, so Im all in
Exactly... I own my house, and most of my food is grown by me or my parents-in-law, so this decision can't make me homeless or starving. I make plenty of cash to pay the utilities. When I need something and they don't take bitcoin it's easy enough to have money in the bank the next day. I watch the markets carefully, and I got started right after bitcoin hit $1 for the first time, so I witnessed the giant bubble and the 6 months of pain. We're much healthier now.
I own my own house too, and make enough to get by, but it's hard to justify invest rainy-day funds or substantial portions of retirement accounts in BTC or BTC investments. It's still in the realm of speculative investing, much like a penny stock. The long-term fundamentals are strong, but I can't risk too much on something that could drop 50% in value overnight due to one website getting hacked (like Mtgox) or the government passing a law against BTC exchanges. On the other hand, it's becoming more and more clear that storing wealth in USD or investing in the stock market are break-even at best, and constantly being undermined by the Fed and the New York banksters...
