I don't know why many people don't even want to hear about regulation? I believe it's going to make Bitcoin stronger and more reliable and will probably decrease the crime rates in many countries.

Of course, we cannot rule it out. Moreover, there is information on how it can be and is probably being done. Here's the link:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin#Decentralization_and_centralization

Bitcoin becoming an asset is good news. I hope it will be legally accepted all over the world soon.
Bitcoin is my digital asset.

That makes sense. Why would they pay you in such a volatile currency? They will lose a lot of money. So, let's just be patient and wait.

Most definitely it will. I believe as soon as we have a new type of computers available, i.e. quantum computers. Not only will that technology change the way we do computing, it will also render all the software and other binary-digital-electronic-computer-based products obsolete, including blockchain and, consequently, bitcoin. Maybe Bitcoin will be upgraded to its quantum-computer-based version, but its old-type version will become obsolete.

I can't imagine whoever can get into cryptocurrency without appropriate security measures.
Coins in online wallets are vulnerable, so only hard wallets for hodling with all the keys stored in separate locations with trusted people.

Good to know South Korea is to support Bitcoin. They are a very technology-oriented country, so, despite all skeptical opinions, I believe this will improve the standing of bitcoin and have an overall positive effect on the ecosystem.
Thanks for sharing!

It was about mining rather than bitcoin itself. A news reporter spoke of mining bitcoins as if she were talking about pokemon hunt, or whatever they call it 
It shows the real level of public awareness...

Not the way a fiat is centralized, but I guess any government doesn't feel too much comfortable with stuff it cannot control. Considering the crypto market volume, they must be working hard on some ways to control it directly or indirectly.
Will it affect the value? It might depend on the type of "centralization," so it's too early to try to predict now, I guess.

You're not serious, are you?!
Don't get me wrong, I understand your enthusiasm and I can appreciate it, but... that was too much, I guess...