Of course, not! Not yet, at least. Are you kidding? BTC is a fetus as compared to those two fiats. Besides, it is totally different from them and people don't seem to know its real potential. Until they do, no one can be 100% certain as to whether it could pose any threat to other currencies. We can speculate however we wish, but that doesn't change the fact: we know almost nothing about it.

Talking is different than doing, you know, so remaining calm could be a pretty tough task for many of us. However, we all must remember that getting nervous leads to some serious irreparable harm, so try to keep it in mind at all times

I guess, waiting makes sense now, but watch it closely and know what you're doing. Try to be responsible for your decisions, anyway. Nobody knows you better than you do

I envy you all who have developed their patience. It sometimes is too hard to control yourself and stay calm and patient. Anyway, I'm trying to learn how to remain as patient as I can, but every time is different and I do my best

I absolutely agree with those who believe in hodling at this time. I don't mind the risk, but the risk should be reasonable. Moreover, I don't really like it when some people think they know everybody else's situation.
So, keep on hodling as long as it seems beneficial.

I believe, ETH is a low-risk investment as compared to the rest of the altcoins and absolutely worth investing.
You may wish to comb the forum to find a lot of evidence to support my claim.
Hopefully, that helps

The truth is Bitcoin is totally unpredictable and all you can do here is just observe and accept the price fluctuations. What I mean is NOBODY ever can predict exactly the BTC's behavior.
However, some experts believe the next ATH might not occur within two or three years from now.
It's sad, but that's what it is...

I'm absolutely sure it will get stronger and thanks for sharing your thoughts! Some of us really need your support.

Bitcoin is good for those who took the risk and bought it, and is useless for those who chose not to take any risk of getting it

I wouldn't put it exactly this way... It's definitely risky. On the other hand, what isn't?
Even usual food could be dangerous because of potential choking, food poisoning, etc.
I believe before getting into crypto people must learn the basics of security. Of course, we can also learn it after we start trading crypto, but it might prove to be too expensive in the end...

Why not? What can prevent it from going down?
On the other hand, it might as well go up  I believe it might reach 12k, or even less, 10k
Anyways, I'm ready even for more or less significant drop.

Since I haven't bought btc, because some of my clients pay me in btc, I don't lose anything when the price goes down. Therefore, I can wait until pigs fly or Bitcoin reaches the moon, depending on which event happens sooner

Only a cold wallet. I don't trust the online wallets or exchanges to keep all the coins there.
Stay safe!

I do believe in Bitcoin as most of us here, but it has shown its exponential growth only once (!) in its lifetime and it has been out there for quite a short period of time for us to be able to make a long-term projections of its movement and tell whether it will grow that much ever again. We simply don't know as there is no reliable historical data. That is why I'd say if you're willing to take a very high risk then go ahead, invest in bitcoin and God bless you. If you'd like to sleep well without permanent checking the market figures, you should invest into good old property, but be ready to invest some portion of the money you have into Bitcoin... IMHO.
Maybe I'm wrong.

Unlike many people, I believe regulations are good for Bitcoin and crypto. I understand it'll bring more stability and trust. The value, most probably, will go down and it'll cease to be that lucrative, but it's okay. You can't have both, so you'll have to choose between the profitability and stability.

TOR might be useful just to "keep the peace of mind" especially when you have a little paranoid friends who keep telling you some spooky stuff
Doesn't slow things down too much, so I can live with it

I understand that BTC and Blockchain are closely related, but I think their relation is a one-side traffic, i.e. BTC IS dependent on Blockchain, while Blockchain isn't dependent on BTC.
So, Blockchain can survive without BTC and not vice versa, IMO.

Yeah, not only does it "take time for every nation to realize it," but it'll take quite a while for the governments to find a way out of the stalemate: on the one hand, it could bring them big profits, on the other - they can't control it, so it could potentially bring about some trouble, which isn't something a government would like to get into