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I think it is impossible. Governments will not be happy to lose control. However, although it cannot completely replace it, a large percentage of the population (it may even become the majority) will prefer to use cryptocurrencies and not fiat money. However, no matter how popular cryptocurrencies are, I believe that fiat money will always exist like gold. In conclusion, the other financial systems and storage instruments of value will continue to exist, however, cryptocurrencies may become the most dominant monetary system in the world.

I think so. Cryptocurrencies will take over the entire monetary system, including charity. And it is logical, with cryptocurrencies it does not matter that the donation is for millions of dollars, in the same way the commissions will be very low. In addition, you save a lot of unnecessary paperwork, through cryptocurrencies, donations will arrive extremely quickly at their destination. Finally, I suppose that smart contracts could also be created, to make sure that there can be no scams, and that the donations really reach the people most in need.

It will survive and surely rise with great strength. And this can be deduced simply by applying logic. The government has printed a lot of money, all those dollars that they have given away will undoubtedly take a toll on you in the future, the products will go up, if a coffee costs you 1 dollar in the future it will cost you 2 dollars and so on. This is due to the fact that there is a lot of money circulating in the street and few products (because many companies are not producing). That colossal inflation that is coming will undoubtedly make a lot of people move to Bitcoin, since that is precisely one of the reasons why Bitcoin was created, to protect you from inflation, since no one will print Bitcoin. The amount of Bitcoin that currently exists ... will be the same amount that will exist in the future. For this reason, nobody can devalue it, unlike Fiat, which devalues it every time the government decides to print more.

Hi friend, for the pages you want to use PayPal is not normally used as they would block your account. Processors commonly used for these types of activities are Skrill, Neteller, Payeer, and Advcash. If you are looking for an exchange without KYC verification, the best without a doubt is YoBit, it is an exchange you can use, and it is not mandatory to pass any KYC.

It's not your fault my friend. There are applications where it is practically impossible to reach the minimum payment, since at most they pay you like 1 cent a day. I don't like apps that are so slow and I don't recommend them, only people who have millions of referrals win there. I suggest you look for survey applications or mini-jobs (Picoworkers, microwork, Hivework, etc), you will not become a millionaire or anything like that, but at least you can get paid much faster. These applications do not depend on references, in these applications it only matters how many tasks you manage to do, you can earn around $ 2 a day if you try hard.

Hey friend, there are so many functionalities that cryptocurrencies offer that it is difficult to say which are the most important, but I will try to tell you the ones that seem most interesting to me personally: 1) No blocks: I have received limitations from pages like PayPal and it is horrible to put your money on sites that can block you and do with your money whatever they want, in cryptocurrencies, you are the absolute owner of your funds. 2) Staking or Defi: Some cryptocurrencies allow you to generate passive income just by having them saved without you having to do anything. 3) Economic: The transactions are very cheap, if we compare it, to what the transactions with Fiat money would cost. 4) Speed: In Bitcoin it is 10 minutes and in other cryptocurrencies almost instantaneous, this attribute is extremely good, since in the traditional monetary system some transactions can take even days. 5) Decentralization: Currently almost all applications and platforms are monopolized. But that is changing and thanks to cryptocurrencies little by little people are beginning to receive rewards, for things that previously did not give them anything. Example, if you use a BRAVE BROWSER you can earn money just browsing, on the other hand Google Chrome (centralized browser) does not pay you anything. So I can give you 100 more examples, there are really more and more applications developed in blockchain that will compete with centralized companies, and it will be fairer, because the user also receives rewards.

You can't take those games lightly. Do not leave it to chance, you have to think of a strategy, use probability and statistics ... Do not go crazy because games are always designed to make you lose, not only on YoBit, but on any other existing platform. However, there are people who think in probabilities and play smart and win more times than they lose. Finally, if you want to invest, I personally think you will do better with mining YoBit or investbox, those are practically safe income.

I made that mistake. I started looking for new sites and didn't even understand which ones I was already using and which ones worked. Currently, I only focus on sites that have been running for a long time, and I try to find all the possible strategies on those sites (free and investment) to get the most out of it and also teach the people who visit my website. But now I can last years using the same platforms as always, I focus only on those, I no longer add new sites unless one of the ones I am using goes down, there if I look for a replacement.

Hello friend, generally the exchanges do not have the option to withdraw by PayPal, the only one that I know that allows it is Coinbase, and that only with people from the United States if I am not mistaken. Now, if you do not find options to withdraw PayPal, you can always use P2P platforms, there are many, I personally use "LocalBitcoins" and "Airtm" very often.

Bitcoin is the pioneer and without a doubt the face of this technology. But no cryptocurrency is the same as another, in fact you should be careful, because there are cryptocurrencies that are literally useless, they only go up in price because they put a lot of fomo in them. As an advice I will tell you that before being dazzled by a cryptocurrency, seek information about it from various sources, so that you know exactly what you are getting into, and if you do not know which cryptocurrency to choose, choose Bitcoin, that will always be the best option.

Profitability always depends on your costs, how much the internet connection costs, how much is your income potential based on your time, the infrastructure, those are your costs, if for example you are a student and have a lot of expenses, probably if you are trading With $ 100 you can start to get some money to cover an expense here and there. But if you have teenage children and 3 ex-wives, your expenses will become enormous and your need for capital will increase, your ability to generate money will also increase, for someone with many expenses you need to have an income of at least 300 or 400 dollars daily and that implies that you need a capital at best of 30 or 40 thousand dollars, is a matter of scale. Regarding trading, you will have a capital, let's say $ 10,000, but you will never operate with $ 10,000, from there you will assign a percentage that is the one that will be at risk at any given time, but you will not operate with all your capital because it is one of the reasons why people lose all their money. But think that capital in trade is an advantage, it is energy, the more energy the better. In conclusion: Being profitable in trading will depend a lot on your daily income needs and your capital.

They asked me this question, but the truth is, I don't think cryptocurrencies will have an impact on employment, by the time bitcoin is a universally accepted instrument, I think a lot of current jobs will disappear, but that not have absolutely nothing to do with Bitcoin. Personally, I believe that development and technology are inevitable. Jobs are disappearing and it has nothing to do with bitcoins or cryptocurrencies. Any activity that is repetitive, that is high risk or that requires continuity in terms of hours and continuous operation 24 hours will surely be replaced, all those jobs will be automated, automation will become cheaper and will continue to lower costs, robots will be more and more cheap and more people will have access to that technology in commercial terms, right now only large companies have access to that technology, but eventually that technology will become cheaper and we will see normal people, with small or medium-sized companies, hire robots to perform certain functions That's a sign of the times, I don't think Bitcoin is going to have a significant impact in terms of employment; are the times in which we are.

Do you think that people start to use other cryptocurrencies, for example Dash, because in Bitcoin you have to wait about 10 minutes for transactions to complete? Personally I think that the time it takes to confirm transactions is not an accident, that is, it is not a defect that takes 10 minutes, it is an attribute and it is by the design of bitcoin that it is intentionally done so that it has enough time to synchronize. So it is a strength the fact that transactions are confirmed at regular intervals of 10 minutes, for transactions that require instant confirmations there is the second ledger and we will see other updates, we will see side chains, we will see second and third layer updates, we will see many solutions integrated in the bitcoin chain. However, many say that due to the slowness of bitcoin, people will start to favor another solution that has faster confirmations or has cheaper commissions, or does not charge commissions. I don't think this is a differentiating factor in the market, at least so far it hasn't been, so I think Bitcoin will continue to be dominant and evolve, I don't see an instance where Dash or Litecoin have attributes superior to Bitcoin beyond the speed of the blocks.

I like all the ones you shared, especially Cardano (Ada). I've been a loyal follower of that coin for a couple of years. Although I am a bit frustrated that it is not finished taking off, Cardano is an interesting, powerful project, with good developers behind it and it is also superior to Ethereum, but I am a bit disappointed that it is not finished taking off. The truth is that the price has stagnated in recent years, it seems as if it was not going to touch its historical maximum again, which is a bit strange, because it seems to me that it is one of the best projects that there are today.

Take advantage dear friend. Rather I would like it to drop as I did not get a chance to buy when it was at a cheaper price. If the price fell a bit, I think that many of us who are looking for a drop in the price of Bitcoin, we would take the opportunity to enter the market with everything. Also, I have noticed that Bitcoin is the currency that falls the least, compared to altcoins that lose almost all their value, the falls of Bitcoin are not that strong. So if you think a downturn is coming, it wouldn't be a bad idea to put your money in Bitcoin.