Bitcoin Sales Dynamics and Remaining Balance (30 Years of Income)

Year      Price (USD)      Sale (BTC)      Remaining BTC
2036      960,000          0.1042          0.8958
2037      1,120,000        0.0893          0.8065
2038      1,280,000        0.0781          0.7284
2039      1,440,000        0.0694          0.6590
2040      1,920,000        0.0521          0.6069
2041      2,240,000        0.0446          0.5623
2042      2,560,000        0.0391          0.5232
2043      2,880,000        0.0347          0.4885
2044      3,840,000        0.0260          0.4625
2045      4,480,000        0.0223          0.4402
2046      5,120,000        0.0195          0.4207
2047      5,760,000        0.0174          0.4033
2048      7,680,000        0.0130          0.3903
2049      8,960,000        0.0112          0.3791
2050      10,240,000       0.0098          0.3693
2051      11,520,000       0.0087          0.3606
2052      15,360,000       0.0065          0.3541
2053      17,280,000       0.0058          0.3483
2054      19,200,000       0.0052          0.3431
2055      21,120,000       0.0047          0.3384
2056      30,720,000       0.0033          0.3351
2057      33,280,000       0.0030          0.3321
2058      35,840,000       0.0028          0.3293
2059      38,400,000       0.0026          0.3267
2060      61,440,000       0.0016          0.3251
2061      66,560,000       0.0015          0.3236
2062      71,680,000       0.0014          0.3222
2063      76,800,000       0.0013          0.3209
2064      122,880,000      0.0008          0.3201
2065      133,120,000      0.0008          0.3193

so the news here is crazy again, flood control projects that’s supposed to protect people from disaster turns out to be another source of corruption.

How long will this cycle continue? funds meant to save lives end up stolen, and people are left with nothing but empty promises.

I will tell the situation in my country that bitcoin had good status because recently my government has just make some policies to protect bitcoin users and i think this is bright move because although bitcoin still hasn't admitted globally and some people are still doubt about it but at least my government have concern to develop of bitcoin

About the question would bank will accept bitcoin someday and if we see the movement of my government i am quite confident in the next few years the bank will starting to build the facilities to bitcoin users to accept deposit and withdraw for bitcoin

Seems like rain bet is doing a super push in marketing strategy here in the forum and is good for all of us.
Not only expanding a lot his signature campaign like we are already seeing but also sponsoring some contest across all the forum.

With all the talks about government using blockchain technology, it looks like a Mayor from Baguio plans to explore blockchain technology. According sa article, plano ni Mayor Benjamin Magalong na gamitin ang blockchain para e secure ang "government documents, including financial records, infrastructure reports, and other technical data.". Basically, kaya gusto nya gawin to is to make his Governance in Baguio more transparent to the public.

source: https://bitpinas.com/regulation/baguio-blockchain/

Sport betting helps the sport industry a lot, the boxing, football, basketball, etc all have direct link to the gambling industry. In as much as they've made a lot through the gaming niche, they's a high tendency that gambling led to the high rate of rigged games. And added to why football is not too thrilling like in the 80s or 90s. Think about players who willingly make mistakes just to lose a game so as to win their bets. I think that's a negative impact brought by the gambling deals and endorsements into the sports industry.

Holy moly, they really trust the judgement by AI? it seems like they don't want to invest their time and effort to observe one by one, instead they use AI that sometime did positive false or inaccurate information.

This is really a bad news, if US make this movement, then we can expect majority of other countries will follow the same footsteps.

However, not everyone enjoys gambling or casinos, so many people are indifferent to betting. But if it were me, I would definitely do it because it's quite enjoyable. If I had ample time, I would certainly be more aggressive about it.

Making various transactions, either for goods or services is part of the activities of individuals and households. Obviously the utilization of the flexibility of Bitcoin for these transactions is on the rise, but something we're yet to experience, is using Bitcoin for micro transactions; gaming, online tipping, unlock assets of content creation, just to mention a few.

This is so Great I must say and it's something we've been looking out for to happen in the crypto community as it'll lead to a massive adoption. And this is great news for bitcoiners to take possible chances of buying more to hodl.I think having a crypto president is the beginning of new things and hence this is the starting point for more benefits into the crypto space.

If this is his aim to centralize Bitcoin mining and change the POW structure to something else, then it wouldn't be possible since in the end he only owns some few nodes while other miners scattered all over the world would continue mining Bitcoin honestly. He wouldn't be able to convince every other miner to join him, That is the beauty of decentralization. 

The imagination of already seeing your potential win as true can make one forget their financial status as it did to the man in the story.

That's a very good question. There aren't many forks these days because first of all, it should have a reason. When you make a fork, what change do you make? You have to make a significant change for the betterment. Besides significant change, you have to gain the support of the people and the developers, which is the hardest job. Your fork needs to gain support, the attention of people, it needs to become popular. How possible is that? Especially when Bitcoin is the number one crypto currency with significantly higher market cap then the other altcoins? Even the 2nd one? Also, how many successful Bitcoin forks do we know? BCH? And look at critics of BCH too. BSV is a scam token ranked at 112th on coinmarketcap.

And it seems that the Philippines can't really get out of anything about gambling as it was reported that there were hacks in the PAGCOR database. Initially though it was reported that it's the players in every casino.

But now they said that those hack accounts are those who have been ban or requested for self-inclusion.

I really appreciate you for those points that you have hiligted above because once one sticks to those procedures or basic rules in gambling, it will surely help or save one from being so addicted to gambling by not playing games every days, then choose when and how to gamble either a day or weekly as you said earlier, and once you are able to place a budget on the particular amount you will not exceed when you to gamble it will also help in minimize the rate in which the number and how much you should stake, most importantly the rules will surely help in minimize losses and maximize your winnings too.

For instance my first impression of bitcoin is that it is more about personal responsibility than anything else.

If you loose your keys, you loose your coins and that feels different from banks. For those who have been in the game longer, what was your first impression when you realized how it actually works?

Now when talkinng about  about reserves, the first thing that should pop up in our minds is "stability."  That’s why governments keep gold, and foreign currencies like dollars, and other assets that don’t easily swing in price. Now if a nation decides to bring Bitcoin as a national reserve it would immediately face some set of problems. One of which is "volatility," coz Bitcoin’s price tends to swing from time to time. Now Imagine government want to  pay for foodstuff imports or maybe repay international loans, only to find that Bitcoin has dropped in price... That kind of shock could further bring about further crisis instead of solving one.

So therefore, integrating Bitcoin into a Nation's official reserves may be very difficult  coz  the risks of doing so could outweigh the benefits if not properly handled. Whaat do we think about this?

When Bitcoin's price drops, many people end up losing money and become discouraged by the market. But online casinos continue to operate normally and receive bets every day.

This makes me wonder: do casinos actually earn even more during these downturns? After all, some players may gamble to try to "recover" what they lost.

Or is it the other way around? Since players have less money available, do they bet less, and casinos also make less profit?