Bitcoin is a currency and like any other currency there are 3 ways of acquiring it: (1) printing it (which is mining in bitcoin) (2) receiving it as payment (like your salary or paycheck) (3) having another currency and exchanging that for the other currency (like exchanging dollar for euro or dollar for bitcoin).

You don't "give your key" when you want to spend bitcoin. Bitcoin uses what's called asymmetric cryptography. This is where you create a "signature" using your private key to transfer ownership of your "coins" to someone else.

That makes no sense!
Why would anyone want to "manipulate people's minds" about bitcoin for its price to go up? The adoption is increasing and that means more demand. Considering the limited supply bitcoin has, automatically price would go up.

As I said you do NOT give your keys to anyone.
You should start studying how bitcoin works from reliable sources!
Here is one example: https://learnmeabitcoin.com/

You can think of an idea without knowing how to actually implement it, i.e not knowing how to code it. In fact, I'd say the vast majority of people here have good ideas when it comes to certain systems, the difference is Satoshi put that idea into practice, and actually pursued it. Even, if he wasn't the best programmer at the time of the idea, he learned, and implemented it. However, from my understanding he did have some sort of idea, and it's very much like any other programmer they have an idea, they break it down, and then they research as they go. Since, it's almost impossible to just go, and code something without researching certain aspects, since we don't know everything when it comes to projects.

Bisq is not a Bitcoin wallet but it is a decentralized exchange.

If you want to get more exchanges with no KYC requirement, https://kycnot.me/

Bisq is a good DEX but its trading volume is too low and it can not be matched with needs of many people.

Best wallets are hardware wallets then open source, non custodial wallets like Bitcoin Core, Electrum wallets.
https://bitcoincore.org/en/download/
https://electrum.org/#download

[Guide] Verify Electrum wallet

> To Welsh : Big thank ! This is what i wanted to talk. Of course, as long the magical things don't exist, He probably just did what he did, step by step, like any other programmers.
If people starded to use this P2P System, why do others people started to go outside of the original way planned by satoshi ? ( Ethereum, MtGox, Bitinstant, QuadrigaCX )

> To Bettercrypto :

Yes, exactly. But i know that i'm not the only one to be saying that. But unfortunaly this is something I must explain to my surrounding everytime they want to know more about Bitcoin.

In-person trading is a risky trading type.

A trade partner who will make that deal with you must be a person who trust a lot. This trading type is risky if you are doing it with a stranger or with someone who was introduced to you by your friends. You can trust your friends but should not trust friends of your friends.

You can be a victim of robbery with this trading type and I will avoid it as much as possible.

Trading is safer with Escrow service and do it online, not offline, not in-person without Escrow.

Because people can innovate, they have their own motives (the majority are for-profit obviously), some believe the network is not suitable for their purpose etc. At the end of the day, no one can guarantee that the project will always go the way its creator intended, you can even see some forks here and there claiming to follow the original idea of satoshi but some details are quite different from what has been discussed on the whitepaper.

What is the alternative in your mind? You need to consider that the network is still in the early stages. No one would bother running software for no reason. You don't have to know the dev or be an insider, you can just download the program and run it on your own. Basically, you can mine it yourself. This way there will be competition and the distribution will be fair. At least it is fairer than producing 1 million coins out of nowhere and then sending 1 satoshi for each new user.

I don't get it. If you have no plan on trading Bitcoin or using it as a currency, why bother owning it in the first place? Wanting to own some BTC without learning any 'skill' or knowledge related to wallets at the very least sounds like a silly idea. It sounds like you want to ride in a car, but don't want to drive, don't want to hire somebody to drive for you, don't want to rent a car, etc. It sounds like wishful thinking if I get what you're trying to say correctly.

If this question is related to how you can get BTC without going through exchanges, as others have mentioned P2P is probably the alternative. If you don't want to interact with anyone else but get the BTC directly from the network then mining is the only choice, but it is unrealistic to do it without any capital. Hoping to mine without spending any dime is also silly since the network has grown so much compared to the early days. I believe trading or earning BTC, not through mining is still within what satoshi envisioned if that is what you're worried about. CMIIW.