Do you use Bitcoin like cash/credit or like an investment?
Bitcoin can be used for purchases; however, so is fiat money such as UD dollar, British pound and so on. You do not need Bitcoin to make most purchases, and because of its volatility, you should treat it as an investment. You buy it when the value is low and you sell it when the value is high.
Where do you see the cryptocurrency market going in the next decade?
The market will go toward utility tokens that are based on solid business models in industries such as logistics, healthcare, IoT, and finance. The cryptocurrencies will be likely released without the Initial Coin Offering and will be traded on various exchanges. It will be easier to buy cryptocurrencies with fiat money and crypto wallets will be much more secure and accessible. They wallet technology will likely be embedded into most smartphones.
What is the best way to buy/invest in Bitcoin/cryptocurrencies? What is your best advice for buying/investing in Bitcoin responsibly?
As with any investment, it’s best to diversify. Invest a part of your portfolio in Bitcoin, which is a highly volatile and risky investment. Ensure that our crypto keys are safe and never share them with anyone. There are various technologies available for storage of the keys; however, for the time being, the safest way to keep your keys safe is to keep them written down on a simple sheet of paper.