KYC is exhausting. The only good thing about it - you have to pass KYC once. Then Ownr becomes the most convenient way to buy crypto.

I don't think altcoins can really harm Bitcoin. 90% of new altcoins will likely die.

I believe EOS and ADA have big potential.

Is it the only reason why Bitcoin is going down right now?

Bitcoin was invented to protect human rights, but severe KYC policy makes it almost impossible to buy Bitcoin anonymously.

There are a lot of worthy books for those people who want to understand Bitcoin like "Mastering Bitcoin", "Cryptocurrency" and "Bitcoin From Beginner to Expert".

Is it posible to pay for the card with ETH or any other crypto?

Maybe cryptos will become something more than worthy but risky investment. We can't say crypto is really legal untill we use it eveyday.

I don't think Bitcoin is the coolest thing in the world. All the inventions you mentioned are great in their own ways.

Bitcoin is for those who really believe in it. If you aren't ready to hold for ages, why did you invest in it?

My personal list of wallets for ETH:
Atomic Wallet, Exodus, Ownr (desktop and mobile)
ZenGo (mobile)
Metamask (desktop)

I wish I were among those investors. But don't know anyone holding Bitcoin from than 2015.

Bitcoin was invented to avoid centralization. Are you going to make it centralized? Sounds ironically.

Yeah, there won't be something like the next Bitcoin or Ether. I understood this truth not a long time ago. Several moths ago I believed EOS would be ETH killer, so I bought it on Ownr, later, when Dan left the project, I realized I should have invested in ETH.

Maybe some inexperienced investors believe Ripple will win the lawsuit and succeed in the future. If the suit gets dropped, XRP will literally moon.

Some experts are still skeptical about Bitcoin, but that there are things that can confirm Bitcoin is going to be the primary currency in the future. Large companies have their own interest in crypto. More people realize banking systems are pretty rigid, and they will be asked to provide a lot of your data when you try to make a transaction. Last but not least, the financial crisis is coming. Some experts predict that it will be much harder than the previous one. Bitcoin is considered as a safe heaven.

I have a couple of questions about your visa card. Fees on crypto to fiat exchange depend coins as one can read on Ownr's site. And what's about an approximate figure? Do the fees vary from 3% to 12%, for example?

Maybe privacy coins delisting is among the number of facts why Bitcoin goes to the Moon, but I'm not sure about direct correlation.

This point of view is so strange and illogical. Bitcoin is always compared to gold. Technically gold can be divided into atoms, does this mean that gold isn't scarce too?

It sounds like a discrimination. No one, who catches covid, really wanted to be infected. And testing potentially healthy people (those who qualifies for a payout) will take a lot of money and time. It's better to spend both resources on beating the virus instead of supporting healthy people.