I don't care about bitcoin being regulated as long as we can still use it. It's okay for me to let the government take a slice of my crypto earnings as long as i can still engaged in crypto in a more secure way.

When bitcoin becomes stable, there will be less investors who will will be interested in investing bitcoin. I think it's the volatility of bitcoin's price  that makes investors interested in investing bitcoin.

Tell them about cryptocurrency and start telling them the good news about how crypto can change their lives. It's better if you can also prove them that it is really true or you might also show to them your portfolio.

For me, crypto innovation is simply changing the world (especially in the technology) better than before. With new innovation comes new solution to a particular problem and that's not what crypto only brings. It also changes people's lives into better one.

When bitcoin is healthy, it also give positive effect to the market as most of the cryptos listed in the market has its market price paired to bitcoin. So it just makes sense that when bitcoin price goes up, cryptos price also will and will result to a very healthy market.

I don't think there's someone who wants to claim that he's the richest person in the world. But talking about rich people, i believe they have very extraordinary story starting from hard start or starting from nothing. One example is those people who are investing in bitcoin since its value is just below a dollar. If they have thousands of bitcoin during that time, then imagine how rich they are last December or even until now.

That may be hurting some indian investors especially the small time investors. But regulating it are also giving investors security as far as their money is concerned, in my opinion.

I wonder if why here in our country, no company is still making this feat. Maybe there's a reason why it's not happening yet because of the fact that bitcoin is volatile. For example, if you have a salary about 1,000$/month, the risk of having its value decrease is risky.

For experts in IT or who have already experienced in crypto, bitcoin is just easy to use. I am also thinking that maybe the complexity of bitcoin in terms of using it is one of the reasons why others don't like bitcoin.

How about ripple? I think this cryptocurrency is a currency that is backed by banks in the world, right? But still, bitcoin remains to be the most dominant crypto in the cryptoworld and whatever crypto these banks will create will surely not affect bitcoin.

Yes i believe that is very probable because bitcoin's adaptation rate is increasing almost every month as more and more startups are talking about cryptos and bitcoin. Big companies who already adapted bitcoin can also be a good example for others to follow.

That's very informative mate and a very useful tips in getting into the real trading world because trading is not an easy task as it can cost you your crypto assets if you are making wrong decisions. Thank you for that mate!

I think it will not reach a 6-digit value in the next two years if bitcoin remains to be stagnant like this for almost a twelve months. Considering its price, it's very really low to reach hundreds of thousand of dollars and i think it can reach in 5 years.

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That's a kind of good "morale-booster" for those who already tired of seeing the market's hands and knees on the ground. If that is going to happen (which i really think unlikely to happen), then that may be the time we can't only see the market standing, but also running.

That is bitcoin and that's how its market value goes. With its volatile nature of its market price, i already expected its price to go down below 8,000$ the moment it went below 10,000$ again sometimes in February.

Logically, we are not already in the year 2017. We are presently at 2018 which is considered to be the toughest road for cryptoworld it had took since its existence. Let's just wait for the right year to come to see another set of 2017 or even more than that.

There's nothing wrong doing trading stuff in mobile phone or in any other device. The security measures being used on that market is just the same as it is in PC. The only difference is the GUI and its convenience of use when you are already using different devices.

If this year is allocated for bitcoin and crypto corrections, then so be it. I know the advantage of correction brings to cryptocurrencies. If that is so, i expect an inflation of crypto prices in the coming months.

I really had hard times when i first came here in this forum when it comes to managing the time for i have really loads of work during weekdays. But as time goes by, i used to it and i always try to give time writing the weekly posts needed in signature campaign during night time..