Then it will be best if you will lock your thread to end this discussion and prevent spammers to spam your thread. You can do so by following the guide on this thread from meta, it explains how to lock a thread and why it is important.

Jamie Dimon and Warren Buffet criticizing bitcoin side by side? Let's see how far they will go. I see it as an act of despair which resorted to using their social standing to keep people away from bitcoin because it would drastically affect their businesses.
Rather than saying old people, I'd say watching high profile figures(on finance) giving bad commentary on new technology to protect their wealth is funny.

You can try mining bitcoins in your pc using minergate if you want, but you won't get that much profit and it will probably destroy your PC first before you get ROI(for electricity and equipment). If you got powerful GPU installed and a powerful CPU, I suggest you try mining altcoins instead for better profits. If you still insist on mining bitcoins, go and buy expensive mining hardware.

You would be better off studying altcoins trading OP than wasting time and money on investing into HYIP websites. There is no way for you to not lose money if you are investing into a known scam. If you really insists on investing into them, then try diversifying your investment in multiple HYIP's and get your money out as soon as you got profit but remember to only invest what you can afford to lose, because you are bound to lose them either way if you are not fast enough.

There is no other hidden agenda behind their actions. Those who have the ability to manipulate market now do so because it is the normal thing they are doing to gain massive profits from crypto(in this case bitcoin).
It is too early to say that institutions are not participating in the current manipulation of bitcoin price(because they like having control over things).

You would definitely be questioned(especially if it is a big amount) because of regulations. You might also be taxed heavily or not at all depending on the country you live in.
What do you mean by this? Convert to fiat without risk? Then use centralized exchanges to sell those coins to bitcoin(but only in small amounts, divide it into two or more batch of coin deposit and sell). After doing so, just trade it on localbitcoins. That way, you would not be questioned(but you might still get subjected to tax).

You can simply pass your bitcoins by writing down your private key and putting it in a bank's deposit box to make sure that it will get passed on to your heir. Just let them know that you hid a private key in the bank or seek help from an attorney.
I won't use escrow to pass your bitcoins that you might leave behind because they might not do their responsibility(since they are not bound by law). Charity is not an option though unless you don't really have someone to pass it on.

At the very least he will still experience ranking up(even if it is ranking up to jr member from newbie) so I won't say he will never rank up but he will never go to higher ranks if he continues his habit of posting in spam megathreads.
Haha LOL you should have said it was a joke(by editing your post) after OP here replied, for amusement's sake if you really are having fun.

I prefer neither of the two because I am fine even if bitcoin is stable or volatile. What matters to me is that it can be used to easily send money to and from a user to another user without needing a 3rd party to intervene. What I want can be achieved in both stable and volatile movements so long as fees are not that expensive, that's why I voted both in the poll.

Unfortunately, some people would be willing to play their games(because of its profitability) and it might succeed in confusing people more(it is probably their goal after all).
I guess people should stop calling the real bitcoin (BTC) as bitcoin core to solve the confusion at hand. Either way, I think it is just an attempt to troll Roger Ver, and it might not last long like bitcoin classic.

Satoshi Nakamoto has 1,000,000 bitcoin in his/her bitcoin wallet.
One possible scenario is that satoshi will never move his bitcoins from his wallet to exchanges, because it is a given that will give away his identity to governments(especially if done on a centralized exchange like binance). One viable way for satoshi to convert all those coins to fiat is via decentralized exchanges and peer to peer transaction. When that happens though, I also think that many people will panic sell.

I think there is a university in the United Kingdom called University of Cumbria and B9 Lab Academy offering crypto related courses(but I don't know if they got a Masters program in cryptocurrency. You can check out their website to know if they offer Master program in cryptocurrency or not. If you can afford to go to Brazil, I strongly suggest that you check out this school mentioned in this article.

When I as a bounty hunter gets more tokens from campaigns, I would be delighted to dump it at a feasible price to get a hefty sum of bitcoins that is worth my work. In my case, I only dump it instantly when the current price meets the profit that I want from that ICO bounty(1 bitcoin or above for 5 months bounty work) but if not, I hold it only when I see potential in the project. Although that is the case, I also dump it immediately when I don't see a potential for growth for a particular token(since I don't want to get lower pay).

He would start giving positive comments if he is ready to sell some. IMO, Warren Buffett is covertly involved with bitcoin and is hoarding it little by little. When the time comes that he wants to sell, I think he will appreciate it. In the future, he might even say that his past opinions about bitcoin is wrong.
For now, I think what he did is worth trolling because it is shown in his statement that he only cares about himself. Like what this user said:
I think he expected being trolled though.

How will you not know who invests into BCH? It is guaranteed that the same people bag holding BCH, whales manipulating it and their victims are the ones investing and keeping that shitcoin alive. Do not worry to much about it, it is just another alt and it is not affecting the crypto market but rather too much drama(FUDs) are the one responsible for keeping bitcoin and crypto market behind. IMO, we are already seeing their end because institutional money is starting to flow into crypto space.

Sylon clearly stated that he will put spreadsheet on private mode temporarily
In light of this, please be patient and wait for sylon's announcement that "spreadsheet is available for public viewing and is sent to grain team".

That is not a good time to buy a token because there are tokens who go up in price when it is released in exchanges despite bounty hunters selling their coins. That being said, it is still better to buy coins during an ICO phase, specially in it's early days since some gives bonus to early investors. Nevertheless, always try to take advantage of the dump by rebuying whenever it happens.

If coins were stable, then wouldn't it be the same as fiat(since it will be centralized)? I think there is no point in creating a stable coin that never fluctuates because it would essentially be like PayPal. If we are talking about a coin that seldomly fluctuates in price, I think it would be possible with Bitcoin in the future if it has become widespread by that time.

It is a ridiculous idea trying to compare the two coin with just charts alone. Doge and bitcoin are two different coins with different use cases, and the status of both coins greatly differs from each other(bitcoin is legalized and is accepted in many countries, whereas doge is still not bound to laws of regulation). Also, I wouldn't judge doge yet, I would only consider it dead when it has no value at all. Unlike other shitcoins out there, IMO doge is better because it has real world use cases.

I see the need for it, since it might become a way for crypto to be widely used in the future. Although that is the case, I see that there are a lot of things that needs to be improved in those devices for it to be fit for daily use(in paying coins for services and goods). One of the first steps of it is for them to make transactions easier to execute using that type of smartphone.