WOW 

At last, proper TOR coin! Definitely has my support for long term.
Devs are doing a great job!

Some Bitcoin holders don't like to spend their Bitcoins because it's an investment with fine return. But there're times when Bitcoin's advantages comes useful. It's when you're ordering from distant country, want to stay anonymous, need your fiat to pay taxes.. and so on. If anything, a mixed payment politics and a long-term plan to support Bitcoin users could help.

It could attract some casual users. Many people know Bitcoin a bit, but never learned enough to use it. A Bitcoin shop with kind Staff could help.

But will it attract enough people who are willing to use the Bitcoin shop too? Won't using an online shop be the more comfortable solution?

It represents the value of products. You can do anything with it what you can do with your national currency. Some companies even have this option to take your salary in BTC. If you work for money, BTC is money too.

Many of us guess it'll hit $2000. The dumps should be less frequent and smaller, too. TXs will grow (or network will be slower, whichever approach you like) and I hope to see the end of the scaling war.

This isn't a new thread. For now, I hope you know this technology's operating in practice, in a few countries.

What would happen if someone hacked your implant? Or would get to know your private keys somehow?

Sounds pain to me... ))

It's just time for other powers to get heavier involvement. I doubt major powers such as Russia or the USA would simply let China centralize BTC. It has deeper roots in our companies than that. Maybe, they're just waiting when to send some packages to Chineese miners 

You won't ever make the government accept BTC. If they do, that will be according to their own plans.

We can read, some governments have heavy investments in crypto. But that's to invest their funds and research the technology.

Accepting BTC from citizens is another question. It would be a bit too difficult to control and too valuable.
In practice, governments prefer to print their own currencies with lower value and full control over it.

Exceptions? Some of the more liberal countries such as Netherlands or the tech-experimental countries such as Japan, maybe...

It was around $300. No, wait, my first was around $90-$120. Actually, I have entered and left the scene a few times. I decided to be more loyal to BTC in the future. But we have these shiny altcoins... if I took out my BTC investments once more, it would be for an other crypto project. Overall, I have built much trust in crypto.

No, because what I had in BTC, I put into altcoins. If you understand the potential of BTC, you must understand the potential of certain altcoins too. Then why do you keep your money in BTC and why not to change it to altcoin right now?

Thanks for help! At the moment, it is just one application and not very sensitive data. However, some authors explain how to share preferences between applications using SharedPreferences. Anyway, since that we had a code review and the idea passed.

Background:

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I decided to use SharedPreferences. I converted my data into String and stored them in SharedPreferences. When reading, I cast from String.

But I know, it's usually used to store preferences.

Is it an acceptable practice to store other simple data too?

It's working at this size of the project... This is a small project and will remain that.

I defined a class to represent different crypto-currencies. One of their properties is their Name.

There must be a visual element to show their names. User must be able to select one from them.

How to do this in the easiest way (from dev view) yet providing good speed?

My object-class has properties: String, (Joda) DateTime and a simple custom type.

Other applications must be able to access the stored data easily.

What method do you advise to store them?

But I don't want to change my sexy avatar. Since wearing your avatar became a mandatory requirement, I'm leaving the campaign. I wish I knew this change in requirements beforehand. I wouldn't rush into the service so easily. How could I know it, though? I'm sorry. Good luck with your campaign!

I've written the quoted application a while ago. Still no notification. Not even in spreadsheet. If someone, I can understand you're occupied.  It's not a blame. But I don't want to be missed out, that's why I'm putting this application in sight again.

You could start by learning about the law in your country. We have quite a few Bitcoin businesses where I live. At a conference I partially attended, they said they needed to fill alot of papers with strict deadlines. It was necessary in order to run their business with Bitcoin. Therefore, I think, it is a good idea to start by getting straight knowledge with the law before actually starting up the business.


Just what I was thinking and @OP should make sure to do the documentation too. Learning about the regulations is not enough, you have to provide proof/do the documentation process too.

They'll face it easier than you think. It'll become very easy for them to own a wallet, do their first transactions...etc. The issue is, basic security knowledge doesn't expand as easily as the news about BTC among teenegers. It could result in a hacking paradise.

Guys, it's not only about luck. Best investments are smart investments. People who make a living from investment learned to do it in the intelligent way. You can turn it into a science and maximize your profit or let it stay at gambling level. It's your choice. Ask the question yourself: Do you see a future with BTC? Why? These answers should decide your investment.