"bitcoin is new kind of money".I maintain that per these definitions, Bitcoin cannot possibly be described as "money". And further, I think that those who do describe Bitcoin as "money" are doing this community a disservice.

This is a good  bounty program. Signal token is a currency powered by the Ethereum blockchain. All paid features available on the Signals Platform will be accessible exclusively through Signal tokens. I found out the platform will also train people to be able to understand the trading patterns by their own not just doing trading based on signals.

May be this is not possible. This is because in space there is no life so bitcoin will never use and in space there will not be able to buy anything. If people make an online shop in space, maybe bitcoin​ used for shopping, but I don't know if it is happened I'm not sure. Because if me in the case I cannot use my time going to space I just used my time to earn income in bitcoin.

Bitcoin is the digital currency. No doubt it has benefit many of the people for the current and is going to give them more earning who are using and earning the BTC. Bitcoin became one of options for me to buy goods online. The BTC is playing a vital role to these people who were hopeless before they start using the BTC. It has set an example of many in front of us. Also Bicoin is a great opportunity for everyone to grow and discover something new. It is simple for me.

On 18 August 2008, the domain name bitcoin.org was registered. In November that year, a link to a paper authored by Satoshi Nakamoto titled Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System was posted to a cryptography mailing list. Nakamoto implemented the bitcoin software as open source code and released it in January 2009. The identity of Nakamoto remains unknown, though many have claimed to know it.

Offline wallet is more better. in this system  there is no need to Internet connection. Besides, offline wallet is controlled by us.so i think offline wallet is the best.Technically online wallet is better because you can used it everywhere even you can't bring your own gadget. However, like the others said it was prone to risks because it is close to the hacker. On the other side offline wallet was not usable if in case your gadget is destroy.

For the topic yes there are only 21 million bitcoin that can be mine and some bitcoin could be lost through the years. If bitcoin becomes really expensive like 1 bitcoin = millions then remember that it has satoshi.we do not know but there could be a time that 1 satoshi can equal to one dollar.Maybe at that huge population that bitcoin will handle it will be satoshi who will be the main trade. If bitcoins stayed obviously! It will reach 1 million in no time.But I think we should first consider if it stays or not before considering the possibility of it reaching millions.

The State Bank of Vietman has issued “Information related to the use of virtual currency” that bans use of the cryptocurrency for payments.

It won’t say why, and doesn’t explicitly ban mining or blockchain.

The Bank lists conventional payment mechanisms like cheques, payment orders and credit cards as permitted, but then adds (after translation) that “Bitcoin virtual currency and other similar is not lawful means of payment in Vietnam; The issuance, supply, use of bitcoin and other similar virtual currency as a means of payment is prohibited in Vietnam.”

Fines of around US$9,000 apply to those who accept or offer payments in virtual currencies.

Why the Bank decided to make the statement is unclear, but it’s not hard to guess why: Vietnam’s government is a little like China’s in that it permits private enterprise but remains a single-party communist state. Virtual currencies’ represent a threat to command economies that such regimes find hard to tolerate, as China’s shuttering of Bitcoin exchanges and Russia’s attempts to do likewise demonstrate.

The ban does not, however, mention mining or exchange of virtual currencies, leaving open the possibility that Vietnam will permit cryptocurrency-or-blockchain-related activity. So long as they’re not used to buy and sell stuff.

Vietnam’s trying to reform its economy, is already winning manufacturing work from China and attracting considerable foreign investment. It’s not hard to imagine blockchain making a splash there, even if Bitcoin is banished from commerce.

Source
http://www.coinn.club/bitcoin-altcoin-signals/vietnam-bans-bitcoin-as-payment/


The government does not have any regulations to manage btc transactions, while a university is required to accept btc to pay tuition fees. That's one reason  the government banned btc. On the other hand, accepting btc in Vietnam would be more beneficial to foreign firms than to domestic firms. This will partly affect the national economic interests.

Personally,I don't think that Banks will adopt Bitcoin for the settlement of their transactions. I don't see governments giving up control over money in favour of something decentralised.

For Bitcoin or any replacement currency to be mass adopted, it can have gradual price movements, but current volatility do not inspire confidence to be used as a main source of exchange.

I think that is impossible since bitcoin is surviving a lot of years now and even it dumps, people will be taking advantage of that dump and use that to earn a good profit.How will the market value react to it, people wanting to sell bitcoin but there is no one to buy. You couldn't just make them stop buying even if Bitcoin was known to have a fatal flaw or started to be replaced by something else, better.

Looks like no-one is understanding your question.

The direct answer to your question, is yes, you can “destroy” bitcoin but not in the traditional sense.

The blockchain holds a record of the coins that get sent in and out of an address. The only way to send coins out of an address is to use the private key that created that address. No private key, no ability to send or verify those coins.

One could potentially “destroy” coins by sending them to an address that has no private key, or to simply send it to yourself and erase all copies of your own private key. This will result in those coins being lost in that address forever effectively destroying them.

Though technically speaking, there’s no real way to confirm that you’ve deleted all copies of a private key.

Originally block chain is a continuously growing list of records, called blocks.Which are linked and secured using cryptography. Each block typically contains a hash pointer as a link to a previous block, a timestamp and transaction data. By design, blockchains are inherently resistant to modification of the data.Once recorded, the data in any given block cannot be altered retroactively without the alteration of all subsequent blocks, which needs a collusion of the network majority.

Do not store your bitcoin on an exchange or online wallet, unless you know for sure how they will handle the fork.

Bitcoin already is the most international currency in the world.Now a days I think that more than sixty percent will have the aforesaid facility and that is the reason that bitcoin is becoming the most popular crypto currency in the universe. Bitcoin must be able to maintain the belief of the world community that this currency is worthy of international currency.

1st RULE: You own at least SOME bitcoin at all times.

2nd RULE: You own at least some bitcoin at ALL times.

3rd RULE: Only sell bitcoin because you want to spend the money now (save the rest for long-term profit).

4th RULE: Buy small amounts of bitcoin regularly to accumulate more.

5th RULE: Wait for people to ask you about Bitcoin, don’t force it on them.

6th RULE: You happily share why you are interested in bitcoin (ask if they’ve heard of it, tell them you’ve been learning about it, and then send some cool content).

7th RULE: When you sell or spend your bitcoin, you do so with a reputable provider, because you’ve heard of way too many scams and you’d rather be safe than lose your bitcoins.

8th RULE: Stay up to date about bitcoin personal finance (because it is our future).
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I am not yet that too exposed, I've learned most of these. Everyday is a learning ground for each one of us about Bitcoin.

It could be argued that Segwit combined with other scalability implementations including LN are apt scalable solutions and a hard fork isn't a necessity at this point in time.
These arguments can be made regarding the upcoming split. No matter from which side you argue, the other side would try to make you sound politically incorrect.

There are three ways of getting Bitcoins – buy, mine, or trade. To buy a Bitcoin, an individual have to solve cryptographic problems successfully in order to create a new block on the blockchain and verify a transaction. This process is called Bitcoin mining.

 There are numerous websites which provide this opportunity to earn some free Bitcoins.It can be anything that you get paid for, from just visiting the pages and staying on them during a certain amount of time to playing games and doing surveys.

Due to the nature of digital mining, bitcoin’s value cannot be manipulated or altered. Bitcoin's value is secured thanks to the cryptographic functions that it employs, and though it could be hacked one day in the future, technology and cryptography experts agree that such an attack is unlikely in the near-term. However, the networks and storage locations where bitcoins are housed and “protected” can be hacked by malevolent forces. Despite assurances by bitcoin storage companies and developers of the currency, bitcoin exchanges can and have been hacked

Occasionally, users of cryptocurrency will see wild price fluctuations related a phenomena called a fork.