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As you could not take the time to watch it all: The Internet changed our lifes..... Crypto-currencies are the Internet-of-money, and will do the same.

This is life changing (also YOURS !): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2CsJ2HMA2I

Look what Ed Moy, former director of USA Mint thinks of Bitcoin: http://www.moneynews.com/Ed-Moy/Bitcoin-digital-currency-sovereign/2013/12/20/id/542981 From 2006-2011, Ed Moy served as the 38th Director of the United States Mint. The U.S. Mint is the largest producer of circulating coins...

First major retailer (Overstock.com) revealed his plans for 2014: http://www.coindesk.com/overstock-first-major-us-retailer-bitcoin/ And for those who want to invest in Bitcoins: please read this first: http://letstalkbitcoin.com/7-lessons-a-talk-in-buenos-aires/#.UrQ7F2eA3mF

:) For me it's the next 20 years (I'm not that young anymore).

No, now we don't agree. Instead: One of the intentions is to function as a currency. And in order to develop this currency they have outlined a path of 131 years !. We are currently only 5 years old and just starting. When we reach 1% of M2 worlds money supply, Bitcoin will become much more...

As others wrote it before: it's a traders dream: yesterday down from 650 to 400 (39% down) and this morning back to 650 again (62% up).

This attached 1-year BTC logarithmic Chart shows that nothing out-of-the-ordinary happened. I'm sure that Chinese investors will find ways to bring cash to their exchanges. It's just isn't that fast and convenient anymore, which is a good thing >> it would be much better for BTC to rise 10% per...

I agree 100% :) But government like to do "something" good for their citizens: so give them that.... it will stop bad media and other BS.

Downloading the whole blockchain isn't needed with the following wallets: -Multibit, -Electrum, -and the smart-phone wallets, like "Schildbach". BUT: be very careful with ANY wallet until Hardware-wallet-devices are released next year (like Trezor). As soon as those devices are...

Irrelevant: there are about 160 fiat currencies as alternative to USD, and about 60 crypto-currency alternatives for Bitcoin: the best will survive. Is bitcoin back by anything such as military backing? There is military backing for Argentine Peso, and Zimbabwe Dollar....does that help...

I think Andreas Antonopoulos is the Visionary you should all know about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JP9-lAYngi4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRqgrCrzTJA It takes 1.5 hour of your time now, but will change the rest of your life.

Yes, I saw screenshots of it several months ago (same time when CNBC showed it as ticker XBT)...but still for their own test purposes.

OK, correct. You didn't backed that calculation...but some readers who clicked that link could be misinformed. Further, there is no relation between Market-price and energy-costs other then that it will be a show-stopper (Miners drop out) if market-price drops below energy-costs. There is...

Then you forget how much it costs to keep that 100 dollar bill secure for counterfeiting and transport. Expensive departments and law enforcements are there to give you as user of that bill the trust and confidence to except that bill as a real 100 dollar value. All these costs, you have to add...

The calculation part and your link to the 15 million per day! That link shows completely wrong calculation (and if you read Reddit well, then you find a thread which explains you exactly why this is false). My calculation of 51,750 USD is more accurate. And although this sounds a waste of...

For me, One thing is sure: BTC will not go away anymore. And it will not be replaced (in 2014) by any other crypto currency, although I see more upside by Litecoin (a second blockchain besides Bitcoin is useful). 2014, Bitcoin will not yet get a status of a Currency. But as Commodity and...

2013 was a great year. What do you think 2014 will bring? http://bitcoinboard.net/bitcoin-in-2014-what-can-we-expect/

A show-breaker will be the "energy consumption" per Machine.... Already KnC tells us that the Neptune (3TH, delivery Q2 2014), will be their last "non-industrial machine". As it will eat 2100 Watt which will be a problem for USA-homes. Even if a 14/20nm could be build to use "only" 0.2...

Pffff... That's all incorrect. An KnC-miner of 550 Gh/s costs about 6000 USD, and uses 650 Watt and currently makes 0.3 BTC per day. Current network is 7,300,000 Ghs Say this network is built out of KnC-miners then: 7,300,000 / 550 gives a total of 13,272 machines. Using: 13,722 x 0.650...