I used to do that until Coinbase in Canada. You can use your credit card number as a bill number and the BTC is basically transferred to fiat directly that way. There was a few days delay but it was fairly convenient.

But with worldwide online retailers that accept Bitcoin, i simply do not understand how so many people can come here and say "Poo i can't buy anything with Bitcoin so for now i'll hold."

Yes that's the main problem with Bitcoin, it's a double edge. It's fine that it's more anonymous but to pay for actual goods in a store will be hard to implement and that's the hardest challenge. Plus, in many parts of the world buying Bitcoins is not actually easy for the common folk, even for someone tech savvy. Neither is liquidity for that matter, it's even worse if you ask me.

I would probably quit college if I can find a golden opportunity with bitcoin. As a coder, I've always wanted to be a part of a project this big (bitcoin), but for now I think it would remain a dream. Who knows? Vitalik Buterin (creator of Ethereum) left college and went on to work his way and look at where he is now. If you are really talented on coding and cryptography and algorithms, you can find your home in working for bitcoin.

May be when bitcoin hit higher prices people may wanted to work for bitcoin in full time manner. Till that people will be having a secondary thinking on being a full timer only for bitcoin earning. Because even I get salary in bitcoin I do not has more bitcoin accepting products for my living.

i dont have a job so i will go full time in bitcoin, and my goal is to gain 0.5 to 0.10 btc a day. i think thats not hard

As you stated above at Brazil they charge deeply ,for anything that come out of the country,usually the taxes are 50% ,but im sure there is some users that dont pay those fee they are registed and sell and buy directly wire transfer,i bought some bitcoins on this way with a member from here.The problem here happens when you got huge ammount of bitcoins and wanna to convert into fiat at once,they will be taxed ,strategy is to sell small ammounts in while a while,this will avoid those huge fee.Isnt the time to left any job to go full into bitcoin,but if the value of bitcoin gets double well sure it can became.

But how are you going to sell in small amounts without leaving traces that cannot be put together to tax you big time on the total sum of the sold Bitcoins? If you've got "a huge amount of Bitcoin", how are you going to go about it in a way that it cannot be traced back? I think it's too risky. You would need to go into LocalBitcoins and do in real life with a person that you trust that doesn't keep any logs and doesn't ask for no credentials.. and you never know. It has happened before that undercovers where in LocalBitcoins trying to get people doing money laundering, so I don't see how you are going to escape taxes if your amount of Bitcoin is enough to raise alarms.

gambling you is dangerous, you can also lose all your profit, with signature you lose only your time, and not even that much

wait what? Sorry, but I would never quit my day job for .1 per day? I make like 10x that doing a real job in real life FFS.

I live on 0.05 BTC/day , where I live things are generally cheap and most people are poor anyway.

Unfortunately if i would live on btc only, then i would lose tons of money in banking fees, which i would not like.

So instead I just pay with toilet paper (FIAT) my expenses and use BTC as an investment vehicle.