Quote from: Bonio on May 30, 2016, 03:46:40 PM

I suppose its just listening to people say its good for the unbanked and for small loans for those people etc etc.
In fact Ive been around bitcoin since 2012 and a lot of what was said then isnt true like its anonymous and you can send money for free etc.

I've transferred more money to it and am then going to withdraw the total amount, which is a waste of my bitcoin really as it would have been more financially sensible to forget it, at this stage at least. But as people are losing bitcoin for ever all the time it just doesnt seem right.

This falls back on the amount being send to the actual wallet.

So if you keep on sending micro transactions you will get cut up by fees and long unknown times for the miner to find your block - based on importance.

Which is why most who do the paperwallet route are usually people sending .1 btc or more eventually adding up to a bigger balance.

As for the last comment on people losing bitcoin all the time - this is based on how you proceed since there is a $34 dollar ledger wallet which is a smart chip usb that acts like a coldwallet which is more tangible like a plug and play(see balance).

Its really your approach assuming you already know this cause you been around 2012.