Exactly what is the point of this thread and exactly what do you think is the value in such a discussion? You are most likely going to end up with random 1-2 liners ("I'll do X"; "I'll do Y" type of answers) from spammers. After reading those sentences it is easy to realize that your reasoning behind your own involvement in Bitcoin is false (e.g. greed: getting rich). Bitcoin replacing all of the currencies in the near future, is not only improbable, it is a joke. People here have gone way beyond reality and are swarming with optimism (e.g. the upcoming halving). This is going to have some deep negative after-effects.

This doesn't work that way. Exactly where do you think that this money comes from? Someone has to lose money in order for you to profit. Additionally, in the case where there is a singular currency (Bitcoin) you would not be able to measure the value as you do today (e.g. no price in USD). Anyhow, if there was a decent chance for the traditional currencies to be replaced soon, it would most likely not be done solely by Bitcoin, but a few cryptocurrencies that would be at the top.

Don't you see a logical problem here? If Bitcoin replaces all the world currencies, Bitcoin will no longer be exchangeable for another currency, hence the "price" is unlikely to skyrocket. What might be skyrocketing is its purchasing power. Stop using fiat as a reference for value, since it's a very bad benchmark.

In case that happens - and I seriously doubt it will happen in my lifetime - I will simply live on and use my Bitcoin to buy the things I need. What else am I supposed to do? Jumping out of the window, screaming "Bitcoin won!"? No I won't do that. Nope.

ya.ya.yo!

then the bitcoin creator will ruin the world

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I think bitcoin will not replace the currencies of the world within the next decade. Because we know bitcoin currency is still rarely used by people's,and I think bitcoin can still scam. So be warned if bitcoin prices shot up quickly without any news affecting. thank you

I can not think of anything. I do not think that will ever happen. It is way too far to think that bitcoin will replace all currencies in the world in just a year from now.

you gotta stop thinking about ifs and also stop thinking about getting rich quickly by just holding bitcoin. start seeing how good bitcoin is in comparison to fiat and use it more as a currency.

this way of thinking is the main reason why the market can change this much (volatility) people are hoping to get rich so they start buying, the a wave of FUD hits the media so they all panic and start selling then it is reversed so they panic again and start buying.

in the end these people are only losing money because of the way they think.

I doubt that will happen in the future. But if that's the case, I will spend bitcoin like fiat money as usual.

It's pretty hard to even imagine bitcoin replacing all the world currencies after only one year. It would have to be some weird magical circumstance. But ok, I'll bite. If it did happen, then I would have to re-evaluate whatever bitcoin hodlings I had and figure out some kind of spending,savings, investment budget based on bitcoin being the world currency.

So your plan is to start buying when the price goes up really quickly?  And people wonder why there are bubbles!
It is more likely that the price will rise quickly, you will buy, then the price will fall and you will with you Bitcoins shouting about hodling!

Back to your idea: it would be a nightmare, bitcoin isn't made to be a world currency, it is too slow and limited. Security would be very difficult when 50mBTC is worth a lot of money, viruses and trojans etc would be everywhere trying to get into online wallets.

You are talking about having a, let's say, adequate amount of money where you would be able to buy the 'stuff that you like' and not have to work anymore? That can be a variating sum depends on wishes and your region. As far as the thread is concerned, I've warned you what was going to happen:
The longer this thread stays alive the worse it is going to get.

So e-mails are a digital and they could not possibly replace physical stuff like post, right? But they did. You're trying to make a very ridiculous, and closed-minded, point.