I have reached an agreement with OP.
Full payment in BTC has been received and the gig has been purchased by me on OP's fiverr account.
Waiting for OP to confirm.

What ideas are you looking for? You already mentioned a few very profitable ones in your post. Dripshipping and affiliate marketing have been increasingly popular over the last few years.
The tricky part about making them successful and profitable is finding the right product and then promoting your site.
If you want to pursue that then I suggest looking at google trends and perhaps even paying for a product trend search subscription.
People can suggest things but you will be the one responsible for making it profitable.

I have some experience working with a think tank and conducting similar research to the question you posed above.
If you send me a list of questions I'd be happy to take a look at it for you amd either answer it myself or forward to someone who is in a better position than I in order to answer it.
Having been said, my research was based on the NHS system in the U.K. whose practice is very different to existing healthcare services in the US.

I haven't used Fiverr in the last few months so wasn't aware that they stopped accepting BTC as a payment method. It's definitely a shame and I'd be interested to know why.
@OP, I'd be happy to do this for you if you'd like.
I'd either request full payment upfront or for an escrow that we can mutually agree on provided that you pay the fees
If you're ok with this then we can move the discussion to PM.
Let me know.

Thanks

Your post gives little detail to what partnership you're offering.
Are you looking to create a casino or are you looking for a learner for an existing project?
What kind of partner are you looking for?
Those are some key points that need to be adddessed.

Why are you promoting this site if you aren't the owner or admin?
The site is in Russian and looks a little suspicious. That's not to mention the ponzi system it's based on. It's pretty clear to stay well away from this site.

Think about Bitcoin and the impact it has had thus far.
Satoshi alone holds a few thousand BTC which at today's value is worth a very pretty penny. I'm sure everyone with that wealth would want fewer people to know about it so as to not make themselves a target.
That could be one possibility.
As per the thread sub, it's all speculation but giving it some anonymity definitely adds to what Bitcoin is.

To be honest, I don't think that this is necessary. Most reputable businesses will have no problem providing personal details belonging to the CEOs etc.
This information is usually readily available and can be verified manually.
The better scam attempts usually use shill addresses and personal information which makes finding the scammers a little difficult. It would be better on finding ways to verify business owners than to retroactively vilify scammers.  
Just my two satoshis.

Even holograms aren't always safe from being copied.
Most holograms used for the physical coins seen here are manufactured in Asia and although there are some levels of discretion and confidentiality, some manufacturers will often be willing to copy existing designs if it means business for them. Although you won't always get a 1:1 copy, the holograms could come out pretty similar to the real thing.
If you manage to find the same manufacturer as the original hologram then all it takes is one greedy salesperson who could breach all confidentiality agreements...

Just saw this in the collectibles section.
If you're willing to have one shipped from abroad and want to play your luck then you could try nabbing one for 0.08BTC.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1820901.0

What's the going price these?
Jeez @ TMAN. You have way too many!
@ OP, I think I may have a couple st home. I may have sold the one with ceramic balls so would have to check. I'd consider selling it but I assume TMAN would offer a better price seeing as he seems to have a whole trove of them 

To the moon is just a saying. The point is that the price should keep rising without stopping. Nobody can put a price on the 'moon landing' as no matter what BTC price reaches (in USD terms) people will always want it to reach the moon. In other words, for some people the moon landing will be at $10k whereas for others it could be at $50k. It's all subjective and has no actual real set value.

Affiliate marketing can be very profitable. However, you need to convert links if you want to be successful. You need to be able to appeal to people and get them to choose the casino that you are promoting. If you are good at it then it'd definitely be profitable seeing as there are almost no costs involved.

I don't usually manage to get in on the game early on but this time I had the opportunity to seeing as I was browsing my inbox when your email came in.
I should be kicking myself for not buying a set when I had the chance but I promised myself to cut back on buying more collectibles.
Either way, it's another beautiful piece. It'll definitely sit nicely alongside all the other art pieces you've released.
Great work!

If BTC goes down to $0 then not only will your BTC be worth $0, but so will everybody else's.
The value of BTC that you have is subject to fluctuations.
Say 1 BTC = $1000, then if you have 0.1 BTC, your BTC value will be $100.
Should the price of BTC fall, then the value of your holdings will also fall.
So, in the example above, if BTC falls to $500/1 BTC, your 0.1 BTC savings will have fallen from being valued at $100 to $50.

Bitcoin is still relatively new and as a result its price is subject to a lot of fluctuation. You should look st it as an investment. As with all investments, only invest what you can afford to lose. That way if your investments do depreciate, the loss won't be as significant to you.

It's definitely an idea although there are similar sites that already exist.
The only issue with it being a self-serve site is how will you be able to ensure that all artworks that are published are otingonal? I assume that you'd be targeting new artists, but how'd you ensure that the paintings in question are really their work?

Wow. I didn't expect this thread to blow up like this.
Thank you for all the offers. I think I've made my mind up so will be sending a PM or two shortly.
Thanks for the help. Locking the thread now.

If anyone wants to sell one of their peeled coins, send me a PM with an asking price. I may be interested in picking one up. Thanks

Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone in the US would be willing to accept some coins on my behalf, ship them to ANACS and then ship them back to me (in the U.K.) once they've been graded.
I've never personally sent coins to ANACS so would prefer to use someone who has experience with them.
If you can help please send me a PM.

Thanks

This is sad to see. It puts all coin makers in a bad light and increases skepticism about physical coins.
I don't want to make any accusations. Its possible that Alitin actually kept a record of the keys and have now swiped the coins. However, it's also just as plausible to say that they didn't follow the correct protocol when assembling the coins and as a result the keys weren't erased from any devices which have since been compromised. Either way, a lot of questions will need answering.
Sorry for all those who lost their funds. I really took a liking to these coins. Shame to see another coin maker go down like this.