People use other cryptocurrencies like ETH, LTC, BCH(like it or not), etc too. But compared to BTC and ETH, sites/services that use some of those other coins are definitely significantly lower. Also, take note that some(or most) of the coins are still in their very early development stages, so expect the usability and adoption to be very very low.

Faucets were used in the past so people could actually have a hold on a small number of bitcoin just to test it out. It was a never good in terms of making money. You want to invest in bitcoin? Then do it just like how you invest in any other asset. Buy them.

Just to add: Please use proper punctuation and use PROPER ENGLISH. We get it, not all of tbhe people here has english as their main language. But at least exert some effort in making sure your english is actually at least understandable.

Since Binance accepts NANO for trading, then yes. It is possible to move your NANO from Mercatox to Binance. Is it safe? Binance is pretty safe in my opinion, but it's not a very good idea to leave huge amounts of coins on exchanges.

It surely lacks basic important features like sorting through alphabetically, highest to lowest holdings, highest to lowest in profit, vice versa, etc. Also, I really don't like your user interface. It looks so plain and boring in my opinion. Pretty much like a mid 2000s web design. Your interface is responsive though, so that's a plus. I suggest using Bootstrap[1] for your UI/UX.

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[1] https://getbootstrap.com

Etherium Ethereum  

Good news for the filipinos. But always take note that only use these kinds of app services to purchase the coins, not store them. It's still always recommended to use MyEtherWallet for that purpose.

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[1] https://myetherwallet.com/

It's an app specifically for the Philippines.

If that happens to be the case in the future, then I think certain cryptocurrency's prices won't depend on btc's price that much anymore. Meaning, bitcoin can rise or fall without affecting other coin's price that much.

One of the most safest methods you're going to get is to just straight out purchase a hardware wallet, preferably a Trezor[1] or a Ledger Nano S[2]. Sure it might be costly for some people, but better safe than sorry. And as always, whatever wallet you're using, it's always best to write down your recovery seed on pieces of papers(non-digitally).

When using a desktop/mobile wallet though, make sure you're device isn't compromised, and that you're seed is not stored on a sort of .txt file or a note app.

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[1] https://trezor.io/
[2] https://ledgerwallet.com/

It works, sure. But you'd have to deposit good amounts of bitcoin for your mining plans to actually make a bit of money. Is it good in terms of profitability? Definitely not in my opinion. If you'd want to make profit it's still best to purchase good GPUs and mine certain coins with somewhat low difficulty.

Based on the data[1] on the wallet address you provided:

Looks like you received BTC0.04818074 on 2018-03-01 04:27:08 and moved the same amount of BTC to another address on 2018-03-01 04:58:41; both transactions approximately 30 minutes apart. Was BTC0.04818074 the right amount? Was it you who moved the funds out to another address?

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[1] https://blockchain.info/address/14Pk4cab2xrMAhFWoWQbnN8FbN2e8QEVeu

Bitcoin casinos aren't new, they have existed for years already; as they can take advantage of bitcoin being pseudo-anonymous, meaning that most(if not all) bitcoin gambling sites doesn't need to require KYC because of that; only a username and a password(e.g. nitrogensports[1]).

They surely can help bitcoin gain publicity, but the publicity we're going to get out of the casino/gambling sites aren't necessarily good publicity; but hopefully bitcoin wouldn't just be used for only that specific purpose(and for illegal transactions).

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[1] https://nitrogensports.eu/

Can you explain once more? but clearly?

So you withdrawn your bitcoin from uphold(uphold.com?) to "a bitcoin wallet". What bitcoin wallet did you withdraw your funds to specifically? As it looks like the funds didn't move to the right address(to the wallet address you provided on the bottom of your post).

Please be more specific with the information you're providing. And NO, bitcoins can't be returned/refunded unless you send them back manually.

Few tips to better secure your ETH assets

1. Buy a hardware wallet, preferrably a Ledger Nano S[1] or a Trezor[2]
2. Store your ETH tokens on your hardware wallet
3. Store your 24-word seed non-digitally

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[1] https://ledgerwallet.com/
[2] https://trezor.io/

You start with like what most 15 year olds do. Go to school and stock up on knowledge. Don't expect things to go greatly for you if you prioritize earning money without knowledge; just like with any other industry(including the cryptocurrency space).

Usually, you can only earn huge amounts from airdrops if you hold huge amounts of a specific cryptocurrency(e.g. The Byteball[1] airdrop gives free Byteball Bytes to BTC holders). It's usually the same with most airdrops.

Wikipedia definition[2] of a cryptocurrency airdrop: An airdrop for a cryptocurrency is a procedure of distributing tokens by awarding them to existing holders of a particular blockchain currency, such as Bitcoin or Ethereum.

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[1] https://byteball.org/
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airdrop_(cryptocurrency)

If you're going to look for services/sites that gives you free crypto (e.g. faucets), then I'd suggest that you work at McDonalds and use the wages to buy crypto instead. Faucets were good in the past if you just want to play around with crypto, but they're not good for actually trying to make money.

Who says Facebook will join the bandwagon and use litecoin anyway? That has always been a rumour. There are no sources to back up this claim.

But yea, bitcoin up at 40% market dominance. Will continue to stay that way as long as bitcoin is still one of the most used trading pair on exchanges.

It has always been like this though, even with the non-touch screen Trezor, and the Ledger Nano S.  

Pretty much. It just comes down to personal preference. One upside of a touch screen is probably that it will last longer compared to the buttons of the Trezor and Ledger Nano S, as they just feels so fragile in my opinion. Personally I'll stick with the Ledger Nano S though, I prefer that sort of USB flash drive look.

Not necessarily. It's debatable if a person would have a good future if he/she makes stupid investing decisions like going all in on bitcoin with their life savings. Sure, it can work; for sure. But it's a very irresponsible decision.

Probably, for some people. But there's a difference between being really confident and being really cocky.

Yep. Pretty much. On the bright side, at least more teenagers are being engaged in to investing nowadays. I don't think that's a bad thing.