How about hyip and gambling ? did you use it with your bitcoin. People need fuck dude, and people have different needed.

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Sure, I think so. If you can afford one it would be a great deal since a house is not just an investment but a place to live in

Yup, I mainly get BTC to buy items and thing online since I have issues with PayPal.

Save it, That would be my best advice, Gambling is a very risky field and I don't recommend anyone get involved with it. Also you clearly not ready to lose any of your BTC, Therefore not gambling any BTC is the reasonable approach.

Arsenal vs Southampton is too close to call, I personally would avoid a close game like that one, Manchester United seems like a very good pick today despite there generally weak performances.

I like the Knicks today, They been playing decently in the previous games and them playing home would be an additional push. The odds are good too "not very good for the underdog though".

I like the Knicks today, They been playing decently in the previous games and them playing home would be an additional push. The odds are good too "not very good for the underdog though".

None of these, My favorite is sports betting, I feel it's much more provably fair since it is happening in the real world.

Roma form is bad but so as their opponents, I think there quality is better than their opponents. The odds are not very good though.

I don't think that will happen, at least not at this time. That's an exaggeration of Bitcoin fans, Dollar is a currency used worldwide on transaction in the real world, I don't BTC can replace that.

Gold and traditional bank accounts for large amounts and things that need lower risks with lower profit potential, BTC as a short term risky investment with amount of money that the user is ready to risk.

I think not selling BTC is a smart approach in a way, BTC almost always recovers from these kinds of falls and if you actually sell then it won't be possible to take anything back, BTC recovering is not guaranteed though.

Depending on the price of BTC in 20 years and depending on your location in the world, If BTC is worth $1000 Then I think a decent amount for a first-world resident would be 1000 BTC, it won't be enough to buy a yacht but would allow reasonable living conditions "if USD hasn't deflated in value that much"

it's as safe as a creditcard or a little more, you just need to be sure it is not exposed and it's secure enough "no virus, trojans etc..."

Get the top markets in the world to like BTC and accept it, And get some discounts on it in stores while shopping, That would be a great way to encourage women to use BTC IMO.

Invest some cash into BTC, BTC price rising to $10,000, me having few millions. The real cornerstone of that plan is BTC worthing $10,000 but time will tell if it can actually reach that level

-Confirmations taking too long, Sometimes having to wait 6 confirmations in some sites and them taking allot of hours to happen, Also The difficulty to use it when a wallet crashes etc... I spend an hour to actually fix the thing.

Dollar is the basis of the current economical system and although I am a big fan of BTC I don't see it changing the concepts of the current world system.