I'm sure we will see this really soon. You can already buy iTunes cards, Facebook vouchers, MoneyPak, etc. so I'm sure someone will distribute bitcoin vouchers in the exact same manner pretty quickly.

I would like to see software making it simple to set up tiny web stores able to take Bitcoin as payment. Something on the scale of a wordpress plugin, or something like that?  So that tiny little tee-shirt shops and people selling random coffee mugs and bumperstickers and one-off chunks of amateur art could easily throw something up on their blog or three-page store website, and give out a URL.

I think the grass roots are where uptake of new stuff is easiest, and it doesn't get any more grass-rootsy than individuals with one-offs and tiny product lines they're trying to sell on blogs and three-page websites.  The bonus point is it needn't require even as much resources committed on their part as taking credit cards.

I think there's a lot of money to be made for a business that let's people buy BTC securely, ie debit/credit card. A proper service without exorbitant fees 

Something to do with micro payments.


Ex-- any wireless service we have now, except for paying a monthly fee or $20 for 24 hours.. pay 1 or 2 cents every minute of use.. no need to register or fill out credit card info. Just have it automatically connect to the bitcoin protocol or ur wallet and have it automatically take BTC every minute/second you are using the service (it will just ask you to accept the price/conditions first). Is this possible?

Legitimate derivatives markets: http://www.wired.com/business/2014/01/bitcoin-derivatives/

Secure computing environments for online storage and transaction of large amounts of coins.

Coinbase that works in the other 192 countries of the world.

Bitcoin ATMs everywhere.

Bitcoins should be available to anyone. Not just geeks. Geeks are supposed to make bitcoins easy for non geeks.