I personally haven't heard of a person with that exact name, but names like that are pretty uncommon in the Philippines. For some reason people here has some weird naming habits. Along with what crwth stated, I met a kid here in the Philippines in the past named Cutie Pie. Like what the hell. The parents are pretty much asking for their kid to be bullied in shool lmao(I hope the kid didn't).

Bitcoin.org is legit. Though of course, as far as I know, iisang tao o iilang tao lang ang may control sa bitcoin.org, so be cautious pa rin and dyor. Not sure pero sa point ng post na to to be honest; kinopya lang naman ung contents ng site.

Not anytime soon. DEXs still struggles a lot on liquidity, and on UX/UI. Custodial exchanges are simply just a lot easier and faster to use right now, hence DEXs still aren't that much of a threat to custodial exchanges.

I would, as I assume that if coffee shops would actually accept BTC on-chain payments, they probably wouldn't require confirmations for a $2-$3 transaction? It would be very desperate for a person to attempt to do a double-spend transaction just to be able to save like $2-$3.

If they'd require confirmations though, with a quite congested mempool like right now? Hell no(assuming they don't accept LN payments).

Unfortunate. I was hoping last year that LN would be ready to use for your typical non-technical person before the next bull run. Not saying that a bull market is about to start, but I'm not confident about this happening if ever a bull market comes this year. Probably 2 years more for LN to be ready(just a rough guess, don't quote me).

Genuine question: If you're just going to store a small amount of crypto(the same small amount you're comfortable having in your pocket wallet for day-to-day transactions), why would you need to spread out the risk?

Anyway, I suggest just trying out what people are suggesting, and choose yourself. I personally still wouldn't go with a custodial web wallet for my hot wallet though. My personal pick would be the Edge wallet, as I'm a bit of a UI junkie. I'm not sure if it's super secure, but whatever. As I only hold small amounts there(probably not more than $40).

Just to add to what bob123 said..

I mean, you printed it out. So you probably had to type the seed into your computer, right? That itself is a potential attack vector, easily through a keylogger.

It sure is just marketing, and it sure is goddamn effective. Were talking about CBS News anyway, so they surely know what they're doing. The thing though is, there's a fine line between great marketing, and straight-off bullcrap clickbait(which this one is).

"Meet the man who spent millions worth of bitcoin on pizza"
"You spent about $800 million on pizza?"

I just hate those clickbait headlines lmao. As if the BTC that was paid was even close to worth that much in the past.

I mean, I really thought a price drop was almost inevitable. I didn't think it would drop THAT fast though. If anything, it looks like price manipulation(which is really nothing new to be honest), or somebody dumped a huge chunk of BTC. Regardless of the reason, whatever. Just a small blimp in the long-term price.

Mostly, because of lower mining difficulty(compared to bitcoin at least). It completely depends on the coin.

Completely depends on what you're going to mine. Also, check the link I just recently told you to check.

Unless you're going to use ASIC miners, then I don't think you're going to make any profit. Probably unless you're using 100% free electricity. With GPUs, if your main goal is to make profit, then mining certain alts is the way to go. You're going to need to do some research though.

This tool might help you: https://www.coinwarz.com/calculators

Quite an expensive mistake mate. At least you now know what to do to prevent the same from happening future. Next time, always always prioritize security. Not to mention that I don't think Jaxx is a same enough wallet in the first place. I've read in the past that there are some vulnerabilities that some people saw, and that Jaxx refuses to fix them.

Just to add, as people answered your questions already anyway:

This one. But mostly you'd get questions and discussions rather than guides and tutorials, so I'd suggest you do some research outside of Bitcointalk instead. Of course, if you're unable to understand some things concerning bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general, then you can freely ask them here(assuming Google doesn't have an answer).

Check this out: https://coindesk.com/information   that should keep you busy for a while.

Can you give us your source on the 80% claim? Also, just to make it clear for you in case you misunderstood this, not because a person is using Antpool(China based mining pool), it doesn't automatically mean that the miner is from China.

With huge price rises comes price consolidation, which is pretty much inevitable regardless of what kind of markets. So, yes.

Nothing. Unless for some reason you could convince everyone to not sell after a huge bull market trend.

They could potentially find out if the IP from the VPN/proxy you're using is already flagged by them. They could probably lock the account immediately after registration, or after deposit. Not sure though, as I personally haven't really tried yet(and not planning to).

I know this might be unethical, but can you technically just create multiple alt Binance accounts? Probably with different IPs just to be sure? As the 2 BTC/day limits have zero requirement for KYC anyway. It's gonna be a problem if ever Binance gets detects something fishy and lock your accounts though.

For big amounts the best solution is peer-to-peer. Though sa Philippines, baka mahirapan kang makahanap ng buyer ng bigger amounts. Probably ask on social media? Kung ok lang sayo na i-expose mo in public na nagbebenta ka ng BTC. Though very time consuming nga lang.

Unfortunately kokonti lang buyers/sellers sa LocalBitcoins: https://localbitcoins.com/country/PH

I don't get it. Besides the Ledger, why do you separate your BTC, ETH, and alts on 3 Blockchain, Trust, and Atomic? Atomic also supports BTC, ETH, as well as your alts like you said, so why not put your BTC and ETH on Atomic?

This is probably one of the most obvious scams in the cryptocurrency space, ever. They're pretty much asking you to hand over your funds. Unfortunately, since scammers are still doing this, it looks like this scam is still working.

My guess is that it's from an airdrop site.