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Quote from: SeeBiscuit on September 16, 2022, 07:33:03 AM

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Just wanted everyone's thoughts on how easy it is to get bitcoin now, and what getting bitcoin might be like in the future? For example, I can simply go on cashapp and buy btc, send to a wallet I own the keys to. I can also use localbitcoins, paxful, I mean the list is kinda endless. Will that list become...not so endless in the future as the value gets higher?

If there will be much demand from the people that will cause higher price for bitcoin, so maybe it’s good to see that global adoption will be realize soon. And when that happens, buying bitcoin anytime and anywhere will be so much easier and accessible. The only way it gets harder to find and purchase bitcoin is when the whole world will start banning it and prohibit the exchanges not to buy and sell bitcoin anymore.

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There are many ways in which you can buy bitcoin easily but this varies from one country to another, for example these services are prohibited in some countries like mine so I have to buy bitcoin and cryptocurrencies only through an intermediary, in the near future I expect these services to become available And legal in all countries (when Bitcoin is accepted in all countries of the world) then it will be very easy to buy or sell Bitcoin.

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Quote from: cryptomaniac_xxx on September 30, 2022, 09:30:11 AM

Exactly, it's availability vs the price on when you are going to buy it. So in the future its' going to be a dilemma, as it will not be cheap to buy at 0.001 BTC because of the limited supply of bitcoin as we are in the period wherein it's almost been mine, specially in the next bitcoin halving.

So as others said, much better to buy it today, when the price is $20k, as in the next coming years, it might be in the $200k minimum.

It's not much of dilemma really when you put some more thought into it. It's definitely going to be easier down the line, ignoring any bans of course. Since, a lot more people will be offering services, as we've seen them grow quite substantially over recent years. Seriously, try turning your TV on or browsing for a few hours without coming across something Cryptocurrency related.

However, buying a whole Bitcoin might be more difficult if it increases in price further. That's the distinction, rather than the dilemma. However, it's not a requirement at all for someone to invest enough to get one Bitcoin. So, really it's not a problem unless countries put restrictions in place that prevents the exchange of Bitcoin.

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Quote from: Pierre 2 on September 30, 2022, 06:32:31 AM

As I understand OP is asking about what's gonna happen with Bitcoin's accessibility ve availability. And I also want to ask, why would it get any harder? There are more and more financial services coming for crypto investors. Many states in the world has positive idea about Bitcoin. Binance is getting special permits from many many governments. I think we have positive outlook in Bitcoin's availability for sure in future. I think many will agree.

In terms of accessibility, it will probably get easier for anybody to buy Bitcoin in the future, because Bitcoin is becoming more and more accepted as time passes by. But in terms of availability, supply may be greatly reduced. That's because many are already buying Bitcoin. But since the price will also rise, buyers would also be limited to small amounts. There will still be enough for everybody but it is probably just in terms of sats. In the future, 1 BTC is probably not anymore affordable to the majority.

Exactly, it's availability vs the price on when you are going to buy it. So in the future its' going to be a dilemma, as it will not be cheap to buy at 0.001 BTC because of the limited supply of bitcoin as we are in the period wherein it's almost been mine, specially in the next bitcoin halving.

So as others said, much better to buy it today, when the price is $20k, as in the next coming years, it might be in the $200k minimum.

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Quote from: Pierre 2 on September 30, 2022, 06:32:31 AM

As I understand OP is asking about what's gonna happen with Bitcoin's accessibility ve availability. And I also want to ask, why would it get any harder? There are more and more financial services coming for crypto investors. Many states in the world has positive idea about Bitcoin. Binance is getting special permits from many many governments. I think we have positive outlook in Bitcoin's availability for sure in future. I think many will agree.

Without waiting for the future, it can also be seen that it has become easier to buy bitcoin today than it was in the past.
With the rapid growth and wider acceptance of Bitcoin will make it easier for people to buy and sell it but the difficulty here as everyone mentioned is that for those who value privacy it becomes more difficult to buy bitcoin. Binance or other centralized exchanges always require KYC before trading and this is really a huge obstacle for those who do not want to publicize their bitcoin ownership.

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Quote from: Pierre 2 on September 30, 2022, 06:32:31 AM

As I understand OP is asking about what's gonna happen with Bitcoin's accessibility ve availability. And I also want to ask, why would it get any harder? There are more and more financial services coming for crypto investors. Many states in the world has positive idea about Bitcoin. Binance is getting special permits from many many governments. I think we have positive outlook in Bitcoin's availability for sure in future. I think many will agree.

In terms of accessibility, it will probably get easier for anybody to buy Bitcoin in the future, because Bitcoin is becoming more and more accepted as time passes by. But in terms of availability, supply may be greatly reduced. That's because many are already buying Bitcoin. But since the price will also rise, buyers would also be limited to small amounts. There will still be enough for everybody but it is probably just in terms of sats. In the future, 1 BTC is probably not anymore affordable to the majority.

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As I understand OP is asking about what's gonna happen with Bitcoin's accessibility and availability. And I also want to ask, why would it get any harder? There are more and more financial services coming for crypto investors. Many states in the world has positive idea about Bitcoin. Binance is getting special permits from many many governments. I think we have positive outlook in Bitcoin's availability for sure in future. I think many will agree.

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Quote from: Silberman on September 21, 2022, 09:35:02 PM

Adoption will without a doubt make it easier for the average person to get some bitcoin in their wallets, the problem will be to be able to buy bitcoin anonymously, this is getting harder and harder as most exchanges now require from you to go through their know your customer policies, the only way to do this would be to use peer to peer trading and buy bitcoin face to face, but doing such a thing could pose a great risk in the future as I would not be surprised if at some point governments made this practice illegal.

That is the point.Except in the unlikely event that we have bans, it will eventually become easier to keep buying bitcoin, just as it is easier to buy bitcoin today than it was 5 years ago. What will be greatly reduced is the possibility of doing so without KYC.

correct , it becomes easier each year to buy bitcoin , like in the past that there are limited way or places to buy bitcoin but nowadays? it is available in all parts of the world as even in places where there are banning? yet there are p2p that we can access and buying bitcoin.

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The OP was not referring to this, but I wanted to comment that in the future it will be harder to buy bitcoin because the price will tend to rise, so it is better to take advantage of it while it is cheap.

it is not hard to buy but we don't wanted , because there are altcoins in which cheaper that we can use instead of bitcoin lol.

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Quote from: SeeBiscuit on September 16, 2022, 07:33:03 AM

Just wanted everyone's thoughts on how easy it is to get bitcoin now, and what getting bitcoin might be like in the future? For example, I can simply go on cashapp and buy btc, send to a wallet I own the keys to. I can also use localbitcoins, paxful, I mean the list is kinda endless. Will that list become...not so endless in the future as the value gets higher?

What i will encourage you is that to get your Bitcoin and hold since the price is stable in the market. And since the market of Bitcoin is fluctuating, i believe that Bitcoin have its own of propaganda, investing on it doesn't require much thing or deal, because i believe that Bitcoin have its way of increment. Just think of the future of Bitcoin and invest on it. That's my advice for you.

the future of bitcoin is still not clear, we also don't know whether the future of bitcoin will also be bullish again and reach a new all time high,
yes we are indeed required to be optimistic, but we also have to think realistically,
because if bitcoin really will never pump get to new ATH, of course we can accept it because we have a plan B

Don’t lose hope on Bitcoins. I mean it’s too early to say that Bitcoins won’t rise again.
The marketcap of the coin already proves that what is Bitcoins capable of.
Yes I too agree that it’s taking a little longer time, but trust me, the more time it takes, the more high it will bounce back.
Currently Bitcoins are at a best price, so before it’s too late, buy as many Bitcoins as you can.

Its not early but rather its crazy thoughts that bitcoin will not rise again since if we look at the past price level then compare it today we can see how much healthier and bigger the scope accumulated by bitcoin. Although we are in bearish season at the moment but all movements are tolerable and for sure in future we can see some great recovery the same on last bearish season where high ups came then it hit another record breaking all time high.

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Quote from: SeeBiscuit on September 16, 2022, 07:33:03 AM

Will that list become...not so endless in the future as the value gets higher?

The question depends on how deep and wide crypto adoption is in the future. In the current history, we can say that bitcoin will be continuously adopted thus the demands and application of Bitcoin will increase. With that in the scenario, we can safely say that Buying Bitcoin via the different platforms will become easier. The reason behind the idea is that, when there is huge amount of demand, companies always take advantage of the possible venture they can create in order to have a profit in a trending and emerging industry.

Quote from: thecodebear on September 21, 2022, 01:13:50 PM

It'll definitely get much easier to buy bitcoin over time. That's inevitable as Bitcoin continues to grow, more people adopt it, more companies want to make money by offering it, and it becomes more engrained in society. It's already very easy to buy now in free nations - like in the US you can easily go to a number of exchanges to buy, buy on Robinhood, cash app, PayPal, and more. Institutional investors have several options now as well.

Where it should get wayyy easier in the years to come is for the traditional stock market investor to buy through the same service they currently buy their stocks through (their brokerage account or whatever) and to buy Bitcoin anonymously. Buying Bitcoin anonymously now is relegated to a few sites where you end up paying a pretty markup on the price. In the future, as more people use Bitcoin, and as government try to react to Bitcoin's growth more by surveilling it to a greater degree, I'd like to see a lot better options for getting Bitcoin anonymously away from CEXs so that your every transaction is attempted to be tracked by crypto tracking companies and the govt.

It is your choice to move away from CEX and I think that isn't a bad idea, though you might find it difficult by that time when the government decided to be on-hand with crypto regulations. As the government gets involved with Bitcoin, I think that platform that offers anonymous buy and sell transaction will be forced to shutdown by the government in guise of anti-money laundering law. So I think CEX will have its golden day while DEX will be restricted.

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Quote from: thecodebear on September 21, 2022, 01:13:50 PM

It'll definitely get much easier to buy bitcoin over time. That's inevitable as Bitcoin continues to grow, more people adopt it, more companies want to make money by offering it, and it becomes more engrained in society. It's already very easy to buy now in free nations - like in the US you can easily go to a number of exchanges to buy, buy on Robinhood, cash app, PayPal, and more. Institutional investors have several options now as well.

Where it should get wayyy easier in the years to come is for the traditional stock market investor to buy through the same service they currently buy their stocks through (their brokerage account or whatever) and to buy Bitcoin anonymously. Buying Bitcoin anonymously now is relegated to a few sites where you end up paying a pretty markup on the price. In the future, as more people use Bitcoin, and as government try to react to Bitcoin's growth more by surveilling it to a greater degree, I'd like to see a lot better options for getting Bitcoin anonymously away from CEXs so that your every transaction is attempted to be tracked by crypto tracking companies and the govt.

What about the KYC's? They are being rampant now. Started from the exchanges and now they are dominating the gambling scene. I am afraid this trend can continue in the latter stages. We all know that many of us are also allergic with these KYC.

This makes them experience a difficulty on looking for an exchange which doesn't require a KYC but at the same time safe and is great to use just like the ones that we know on the past before they became more stricter. Yes, you can now buy btc in PayPal but the problem with PayPal is that you can not send your coins or receive a btc from someone else but this may not be the case for others.

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I can't wait for the day where people stop asking me, "but where can you exchange it". That'll be the day. Despite it being quite obvious to people within the community, this is a common question I get asked whenever I talk about Bitcoin. People genuinely still believe it's fake money or toy money.

So, in align with that I don't think Bitcoin will get harder to buy. It's just going to get easier. As more people invest in Bitcoin the market gets bigger, and therefore the opportunities get bigger. So, companies will start flocking to it, and therefore exchanges. Plus, despite what people say, at whatever price we reach there will be someone willing to sell, and someone willing to buy.

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With over 10 years of bitcoins existence, it has never been super easy for one to get their hands on some crypto, with numerous ways to buy it. But on the other hand, with almost all 21 bitcoins being almost mined I see price going up thanks to the limited supply which should push up its price but not as high as its ATH.

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Quote from: Silberman on September 21, 2022, 09:35:02 PM

Adoption will without a doubt make it easier for the average person to get some bitcoin in their wallets, the problem will be to be able to buy bitcoin anonymously, this is getting harder and harder as most exchanges now require from you to go through their know your customer policies, the only way to do this would be to use peer to peer trading and buy bitcoin face to face, but doing such a thing could pose a great risk in the future as I would not be surprised if at some point governments made this practice illegal.

That is the point.Except in the unlikely event that we have bans, it will eventually become easier to keep buying bitcoin, just as it is easier to buy bitcoin today than it was 5 years ago. What will be greatly reduced is the possibility of doing so without KYC.

The OP was not referring to this, but I wanted to comment that in the future it will be harder to buy bitcoin because the price will tend to rise, so it is better to take advantage of it while it is cheap.

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Quote from: SeeBiscuit on September 16, 2022, 07:33:03 AM

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Hi all.

Just wanted everyone's thoughts on how easy it is to get bitcoin now, and what getting bitcoin might be like in the future? For example, I can simply go on cashapp and buy btc, send to a wallet I own the keys to. I can also use localbitcoins, paxful, I mean the list is kinda endless. Will that list become...not so endless in the future as the value gets higher?

I guess it will be another way around. When the world is already set for global adoption and bitcoin has already been widely used not only as an investment but as a currency too, then probably it will be easier to acquire and buy bitcoin in legit exchanges. Just like USD, when it has become a global currency, it’s very much easier to convert your local fiat into USD anywhere you want. And for sure, the government by that time will be more friendly on bitcoin users.

Adoption will without a doubt make it easier for the average person to get some bitcoin in their wallets, the problem will be to be able to buy bitcoin anonymously, this is getting harder and harder as most exchanges now require from you to go through their know your customer policies, the only way to do this would be to use peer to peer trading and buy bitcoin face to face, but doing such a thing could pose a great risk in the future as I would not be surprised if at some point governments made this practice illegal.

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Quote from: SeeBiscuit on September 16, 2022, 07:33:03 AM

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Hi all.

Just wanted everyone's thoughts on how easy it is to get bitcoin now, and what getting bitcoin might be like in the future? For example, I can simply go on cashapp and buy btc, send to a wallet I own the keys to. I can also use localbitcoins, paxful, I mean the list is kinda endless. Will that list become...not so endless in the future as the value gets higher?

I guess it will be another way around. When the world is already set for global adoption and bitcoin has already been widely used not only as an investment but as a currency too, then probably it will be easier to acquire and buy bitcoin in legit exchanges. Just like USD, when it has become a global currency, it’s very much easier to convert your local fiat into USD anywhere you want. And for sure, the government by that time will be more friendly on bitcoin users.

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Quote from: SeeBiscuit on September 16, 2022, 07:33:03 AM

Title.

Hi all.

Just wanted everyone's thoughts on how easy it is to get bitcoin now, and what getting bitcoin might be like in the future? For example, I can simply go on cashapp and buy btc, send to a wallet I own the keys to. I can also use localbitcoins, paxful, I mean the list is kinda endless. Will that list become...not so endless in the future as the value gets higher?

It'll definitely get much easier to buy bitcoin over time. That's inevitable as Bitcoin continues to grow, more people adopt it, more companies want to make money by offering it, and it becomes more engrained in society. It's already very easy to buy now in free nations - like in the US you can easily go to a number of exchanges to buy, buy on Robinhood, cash app, PayPal, and more. Institutional investors have several options now as well.

Where it should get wayyy easier in the years to come is for the traditional stock market investor to buy through the same service they currently buy their stocks through (their brokerage account or whatever) and to buy Bitcoin anonymously. Buying Bitcoin anonymously now is relegated to a few sites where you end up paying a pretty markup on the price. In the future, as more people use Bitcoin, and as government try to react to Bitcoin's growth more by surveilling it to a greater degree, I'd like to see a lot better options for getting Bitcoin anonymously away from CEXs so that your every transaction is attempted to be tracked by crypto tracking companies and the govt.

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Quote from: Chainsmokers on September 21, 2022, 03:28:14 AM

the future of bitcoin is still not clear, we also don't know whether the future of bitcoin will also be bullish again and reach a new all time high,
yes we are indeed required to be optimistic, but we also have to think realistically,
because if bitcoin really will never pump get to new ATH, of course we can accept it because we have a plan B

Although the future of bitcoin is still unclear, we have seen what bitcoin can do for us and we have also seen that its price can continue to create new ATH in the future. We also have to think realistically, but we must not lose the sense of optimism to stick to the original plan. You'd better wait for bitcoin to get pumped again. I don't think it will be that long. At that time, many people would be happy to see the price increase so much.

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Quote from: Chainsmokers on September 21, 2022, 03:28:14 AM

the future of bitcoin is still not clear, we also don't know whether the future of bitcoin will also be bullish again and reach a new all time high,
yes we are indeed required to be optimistic, but we also have to think realistically,
because if bitcoin really will never pump get to new ATH, of course we can accept it because we have a plan B

What Plan B do you have at this point in case Bitcoin is no longer pumping up new ATH?
I also think it's very realistic for Bitcoin to indeed be pumping again although it's unknown when that will happen. Because logically when an asset like Bitcoin continues to be in demand by many people and the number of purchase requests continues to grow every year, then it is more likely that the pump on Bitcoin will obviously happen again.

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Quote from: SeeBiscuit on September 16, 2022, 07:33:03 AM

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Hi all.

Just wanted everyone's thoughts on how easy it is to get bitcoin now, and what getting bitcoin might be like in the future? For example, I can simply go on cashapp and buy btc, send to a wallet I own the keys to. I can also use localbitcoins, paxful, I mean the list is kinda endless. Will that list become...not so endless in the future as the value gets higher?

Not that easy but that was not too hard to get.
Well, I'm not sure if you are talking about KYC that it makes people can't easily buy Bitcoin as they will undergo KYC before they can use the platform. But I think, we have to preferred for that because even your local Bitcoin stores might ask the same just like how big exchanges are doing now. Sooner or later, more restrictions will impose and that becomes a struggle for latecomers. But I don't think we have to worry about this one as long as we don't hide any illegal activities.

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