Not sure, they truly going to create these national cryptocurrencies, but if they do, surely they want to control it. And in that matter it would differ from Bitcoin a lot. Cryptocurrencies must be out of government control in my view.

I would not say Bitcoin is stable, but it is getting more stable, than in the past, that is what I see. And I know, it is tricky, seems like it is not able to move any direction, and than suddenly we will see a huge pump (hopefully )

There are some ATM in my country as well, but have not tried it personally yet. My friend did, and than he needed to wait a lot there, but it worked of course. Should be one every corner

Indeed, the more company is ready to pay salary in Bitcoin, the better for cryptocurrencies. Although, I think most of the people would not want salary in Bitcoin yet, but the chance for a choice would be great.

I want to believe, that we individuals are the ones, who can and will determine the route of Bitcoin, and so how much it worth. Of course there are always other factors, but we are the key.

No, I still have one of my bank accounts, I will problably have it, as long as the supermarket in the corner does not accept Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency.

There will be always people, who tell Bitcoin is a bubble, no matter how many years old it is. But if we think about it, 10 years is really nice, many people wouldn't have thought this. I think it will live many more decades.

Probably, and hopefully yes, 10 years later we will be those, who were here, and who believed in this whole "crypto thing" way before everybody else. It may look like, there are a lot of crypto enthusiasts now, but it could be so much more.

One day, it might going to happen, we can see, that the volatility is not that enormous as some years ago. Maybe, what we experienced in the last 1-2 weeks, will be general in the future. But it surely takes time.

It depends what we mean by the world. In general, we can say, that the majority of the world's population have no idea, what is a decentralized money, but in the same time, globalization is a solid trend nowadays, and decentralization makes true sense in many ways.

If they make regulations with good intentions, I can support it. In many countries, people have no idea how to pay even taxes after incomes from crypto, because Bitcoin can not be categorised by the law. So I think, a little bit regulation could even help the adoption of cryptocurrencies. But it should not depend on the Bitcoin's dollar value IMO.

I do not think, it is fully possible to not care about price predictions. That is true, that we can not see the future with full accuracy, but we must have an idea, where the market is going. Surely, a plan B is also needed, in case things go different, than what we expect.

They are existing now together, and it looks like they are doing fine. Currently, Fiat money is for everyday payments, unfortunately, cryptocurrencies are not ready for that. But to transfer a lot of money, through borders, cryptocurrencies are way more effective.

Right now, I would still find it an important factor, if banks, or governments would accept crypto, because it would mean, that the market is going more mainstream. And we will surely need more people, who use Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies. There are too many people still, who has no idea what crypto is.

The market cap of Bitcoin would still be very high, even with a price of 1000$. Would not be dead at all IMO. I would consider a coin dead, when it's value is 0, so there is nobody, who would pay for it.

I do not think China could distroy Bitcoin, Bitcoin would find new paths, in case something very negative happen in China. It was created to be global, could not be controlled by one country IMO.

Yes, there are many enthusiasts already, who I believe would fight for Bitcoin, to protect what it represents. But there are also many people, who are just here to earn money, and they would let it sink. And the majority of people do not know anything about Bitcoin. But this will hopefully keep changing, in the good direction.

Earlier I used websites, like coinmama, where you can pay with a credit card, but than I realised, that the fee is just too high. Lately I am using a small exchange in my country, where I pay with bank transfer. It has the disadvantages too, for example price can change, while the Fiat money gets there (1-2 hours) but still this is much cheaper, in average the fee is about 2% only.

I use Binance mostly, but I personaly not used to check the fees, do not feel it would be too significant (maybe I would if I would trade more often) Anyways, still not sure if it's the best time to start trading now with real investments, educate a bit before.

I think that every trend must end sometime. Hope it will not be this year, but who knows, it may be. But whatever happens, I will not loose my faith in cryptocurrencies, no matter how long this bearmarket last, I will stay longer