I have my five list why I like crypto coin:

1) You don’t have to physically carry it around. You can ditch the paper or plastic and free up your precious pocket space.

2) More people and places are starting to accept it, from coffee shops, to real estate owners, this is a currency gaining traction and seems to be gaining worldwide acceptance.

3) In developing nations, this technology is enabling more practical applications that will enable transparency and combat corruption in governments.

4) It’s decentralized, no need for any 3rd party to babysit your transaction and take a piece of it.

5) Crypto is like a bank that’s never closed, this currency is moving and available 24/7.

Bitcoin is not anonymous, but, rather, pseudo-anonymous. By now, most Bitcoin veterans know this. It’s less obvious to many, however, why Bitcoin is not really anonymous by default, and what can be done to de-anonymize Bitcoin users – and what Bitcoin users can do to reclaim their privacy. However, There are generally three reasons why bitcoin is sometimes regarded as anonymous.

First, unlike bank accounts and most other payment systems, Bitcoin addresses are not tied to the identity of users on a protocol level. Anyone can create a new and completely random Bitcoin address (and the associated private key) at any time, without the need to submit any personal information to anyone.

Second, transactions are not tied to the identity of users either. As such, (and as long as a miner includes the transaction in a block) anyone can effectively transfer bitcoin from any address to which it controls the (private) keys, to any other address, with no need to reveal any personal information at all. Like physical cash, not even the receiver needs to know the identity of the sender.

And third, Bitcoin transaction data is transmitted and forwarded by nodes to a random set of nodes on the peer-to-peer network. While Bitcoin nodes do connect to each other using IP-addresses, it's not necessarily clear for nodes whether the transaction data they received was created by the node they connect to, or if that node merely forwarded that data.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies offer many opportunities that can help these disadvantaged individuals, communities, and countries. These technologies have the potential to help the poor by reducing excessive remittance fees, giving greater access to financial institutions, combating inflation and perhaps even helping to end corruption. While upper-middle class, western cybergeeeks might be the strongest supporters of cryptocurrencies, there is tremendous potential for the poor and marginalized of the world to also see benefits from these technologies.

Successfully regulating cryptocurrencies is a difficult and long process for countries, as we've seen over the last few months. That's especially true when there are numerous regulatory bodies in a country that all want to take a different approach. And, even as some countries like China clamp down on cryptocurrencies, companies are finding ways to bypass the bans. Regulating cryptocurrencies instead of banning them is likely going to be a good approach. It seems that governments have now woken up to both the opportunities and the threats of cryptocurrencies, and are now looking to regulate them in a way that affords them both benefits from the taxes, while also preventing illegal activity such as money laundering. However, Russia especially has been very indecisive when it comes to its stance on cryptocurrencies, and it remains to be seen whether this will be its final approach.

Google and Facebook were quicker to ban cryptocurrency ads then Russian bot ads or misogyny and racism. You can literally show images of beaten and dead women on Facebook that do not violate Facebooks terms but cryptocurrency does? Messed up. It's going to affect content creators in the bitcoin space. No more ad revenue means no more incentive to create content. Alternatives pay only a fraction of what you can make with adsense. So sites like this one as well as youtube channels will be affected

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Bitcoin’s technology can be trusted so long as you know how it works, or if you rely on the right people. All of the thefts in recent years have been the result of carelessness on the part of bitcoin owners, or else incompetency or dishonesty from the companies they used. All in all, bitcoin is more secure than most existing financial services, including legacy banking platforms like SWIFT, which has been compromised repeatedly by hackers.

It is nearly impossible to hack the Bitcoin network and steal Bitcoins. You will need to find the private key for a particular public address. The possibilities are limitless. The blockchain behind this cryptocurrency stays steady at the moment, impossible to be hacked or destroyed by any entity. However, it doesn’t mean that hackers don’t steal Bitcoins - they do it, but not because blockchain is the problem. The problem may be in the exchanges, wallets, and other players that operate with Bitcoins. For example, if hackers attack a website, it does not mean they attack the Internet.

 Bitcoin will have mixed future. Bitcoins are very controversial and hot topic nowadays. Many organizations are considering to accept bitcoins in future(like banking sector, online retails etc) and simaltaneously there have been some setbacks to bitcoins like chineese government putting bans on bitcoins. So the future of bitcoins is little uncertain. If we see at current market, the bitcoins craze is upwards and people are going crazy to get a hold on bitcoins (including some bollywood stars), which in turn is raising its current value.

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RSK is launching its bitcoin smart contracts platform in beta today.Formerly known as Rootstock, the startup has long been lauded for its potential to pave the way for the implementation of ethereum-style smart contracts on bitcoin, something enthusiasts believe will keep the world's largest cryptocurrency competitive with the platform that arguably pioneered the idea that more complex self-executing code could be run on a blockchain.

for me it is, The Ledger Nano S is a product of a France-based startup. It has sleek and attractive European touch to its design.
Some of its core features are the backup seed key for recovery of your bitcoins, the easy to use OLED interface, and a flash drive like feel with two buttons on the side for navigating the interface.
It is a battery-less device which you can connect to a PC or mobile device via USB. The Ledger Nano S now supports nine cryptocurrencies (including Bitcoin) and is also the cheapest multi-currency hardware wallet available ($65).

The blockchain is an undeniably ingenious invention – the brainchild of a person or group of people known by the pseudonym,  Satoshi Nakamoto. But since then, it has evolved into something greater, and the main question every single person is asking is: What is Blockchain?“The blockchain is an incorruptible digital ledger of economic transactions that can be programmed to record not just financial transactions but virtually everything of value.”
By allowing digital information to be distributed but not copied, blockchain technology created the backbone of a new type of internet. Originally devised for the digital currency, Bitcoin,  (Buy Bitcoin) the tech community is now finding other potential uses for the technology.

My opinion is use a hard wallet or Cold, Hard (Digital) Cash, this is a key step to protecting your cryptocurrency is to store anything of significant value in a hardware wallet—a physical device, like a USB drive, that stores your private keys and currency locally, and isn’t connected to the internet. Experts caution against storing large amounts of coins through cryptocurrency exchanges, or in digital wallet apps on your smartphone or computer.

Often times in a revolution, what matters aren't the grand actions of a few, but the small actions of the many. In the case of the blockchain revolution, there are plenty of small ways to get people to use Bitcoin and start making money in just your local area and here are some that won't just help your community, but current users in your community, as we all love to see our ideas spread. for me this is how we should promote bitcoin:

1. Give away Bitcoin-What I've always found to be a great idea is to give people free money.
2. Set up a Poster- I understand that not everyone has as much time to go around promoting insane ideas and trying to completely change the world, but one of the easiest ways of passively spreading the world is to get on Photoshop, or modded paint.
3. Educate people- A lot of people associate bitcoin with either a lot of buzzwords that nobody seems to understand or an overly simplified way of saying it, "it's internet money,"and it really draws them away from the space.

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It's a matter of time for the bitcoin loses it's popularity but base on what i read from an article it says that Bitcoin is at risk of losing its popularity; this is according to Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Shiller who recently compared the Cryptocurrency with the “tulip mania” period that occurred in the Netherlands centuries ago.

All blockchains are eternal systems. As long as in a point in time, there is one or more people to keep up the system, bitcoin will exist and this applies to other correctly put together crypto’s. As long as there is still internet there will still be bitcoin. That being said it will last for you about as long as it takes you to spend it and there are so many different places to buy and store bitcoin. However, Bitcoin won’t remain in the top spot for much longer, but it will play an integral role over the coming decades. The real future is just beginning to sprout up now in the altcoin markets.

It is easier to buy Bitcoin than mine it. In Bitcoin mining, if you purchase the hardware yourself, You will have to pay for high electricity cost to run the hardware as well as cooling units. There will be regular maintenance cost. And If you purchase an cloud mining scheme, Chances are you would overestimate the number of Bitcoins you will earn through it. Bitcoin mining profitability is not a linear function. It depends on number of factors: Your contribution to total network hash rate, Current Difficulty, block reward and time, Your electricity and maintenance cost, Life period of the equipment or cloud mining scheme. Due to high complexity to mining for Bitcoin, I suggest small investors to buy Bitcoin directly instead of mining it.

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