In basic terms a seed phrase is a representation of the private keys in an easily readable format in which you can back it up. Handling private keys would be difficult for most to write down and store without errors, so the seed or recovery phrase encodes the same information contained in the private key in a more user friendly format for easier recovery of an asset.

A seed phrase is a group of 12 - 24 words, while a private key is a combination of 51 or 52 alphanumeric characters.

If you are primarily interested in the long return, then hodling bitcoin is your best bet and would potentially bring you more profit than staking assets which are built on the PoS model. Not to shot on proof of stake, but one of the main reasons bitcoin actually increases in value is due to the controlled and reducing supply and how no one holds more stake on the network.

There are third party services that you can technically stake your bitcoins with, but as a common rule; Not your keys,Not your coins.

You definitely can if you can apply those skills appropriately.

1. Making Banner's
With knowledge of this you can design banners for projects that advertise on this forum. New projects also require design of their roadmap, whitepaper etc.

2. Expert at Microsoft Office Word & Excel and Google Spread Sheets / Creating form.
You can manage projects both on the forum and off it.

3. Pro at  HTML and CSS .
You can earn by creating websites for projects.

4. Few Knowledge about marketing .
This skill would be more beneficial to you as you would need to market your skills in order to get hired by prospective clients. With more knowledge you can also work in the marketing sector of projects.

I would actually say the opposite; there are more ways to spend bitcoin now as a currency now than there was ten or so years ago due to emergence of more merchants and projects such as lightening network.

So many factors affect the volatility of bitcoin, that it would be impossible to pinpoint just one, but the most salient imo, should be the features it was built with, which attracts companies and individuals.

firstly, I would say you are doing an impressive job introducing your wards to futuristic technology at a very young age, as that would give them a soft landing when they eventually might want to go deeper later in life. However, their interactions should be somewhat limited considering their age and exposure; like not too much about the financial aspect (speculative) or none at all.

About what bitcoin centered project to engagement them in which would be inclusive; I would suggest an artwork that describes what bitcoin means to them. Everyone would be able to participate as there is no technology barrier and it would make them relate to the network a lot more.

Bitcoin does solve a lot of problems in our current society due to how the network is built and the features, and those who have learnt of it now are the early adopters, cause they joined before six figures.
In my opinion, the price someone bought in at does not matter much, as you will still be able to access all the features.

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However, regardless of how promising bitcoin is and how high its value can get, we should also consider the risks involved and how bitcoin as a currency cannot survive alone without alternative currencies (fiat). And storing all your funds in bitcoin is not feasible as it is not universally accepted and transactions are not instant.

I have the same view with you, the patterns of the replies and to an extent the writing style (not ending their posts with a full stop) makes me think they're the same person. But that's all an assumption and cannot be proven, at least not with the facts available. And might not even matter much if proven, besides another reason for a negative trust of course.

You don't have to be hopeful. You'll definitely become a Jr. member if you make at least one post in the next activity period as you already have the needed requirements for the rank.
Copper membership is also another way to enable posting on the forum without needing to meet any activity or merit requirement. You probably don't need it now, but some other newbies could use the info.

That's the ultimate goal or is it learning and discussing Bitcoin?  
Just kidding, they both usually come together, the more you learn and discuss, the more knowledge you get and the higher your rank.
Congratulations on your milestone, every little step counts.

Well, in trading one can sometimes short an asset, which basically means you expect the price to drop in the coming days/weeks and sell your current position so as to buy back when the price is much lower while profiting.

Both trading and investments are somewhat slightly similar and strategies can be applied successfully in both situations, but there are marked difference between them and very different approaches. I personally don't believe being a good trader would make one a good inveror and vice versa.

This post is an obvious troll/shill, but I'll reply either ways;
You're mentioning Grayscale quite a lot in your posts, firstly there's no competition between both companies and both CEOs could actually be friends irl. About which company holds more, Grayscale is sort of a trust fund and allows exposure to Bitcoin from people who would normally not be able to access it, they do not own the bitcoins they hold, Microstrategy on the other hand buys and holds Bitcoin directly most of the time, I believe they did a find rasing some time back, but majority of the coins they hold were bought directly.

About the platform existing; it definitely will. As has been pointed out, the forum existed before signature campaigns and would after it.
Would I be active if the forum did not have sig campaigns;

I'm sure I'll definitely not be as active as I am now, the forum is a repository of knowledge and serves as a source of solution which any crypto enthusiast has, so I'll have lots of reasons to remain on the forum, just not as much as I do now. Discussing about Bitcoin is rewarding of itself, but the actual perks of a dog campaign adds an extra incentive.
This can also be said for so many other members, most of which may not even log in at all anymore, leading to a drop in activity and a more comfortable place for users interested in the network to discuss.

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If there were no signature campaigns probably threads would have only a couple of replies, rather than several pages of texts.

No, it won't. Cryptocurrencies cannot substitute for traditional banking, maybe in a futuristic Utopian society that could be possible, but that's quite a long shot.
Bitcoin which was the emergent cryptocurrency, was not created to replace fiat and banks, it was meant to be another option as you rightly pointed out, an alternative means of sending and receiving money which does not need third party validation. And while Bitcoin has great potential to grow and become globally adopted, a centralized system of banking would always exist.

This can be done in the local thread and you ask the OP edit the link into the first post, so everyone would be able to locate it even if it gets buried under other replies.
Other local thread members could have ideas similar they would want to post but that would just make the board a bit clunky and difficult to navigate.

Or you could wait for a direct reply from a mod.

IIRC, threads and posts can be moved to trashcan by the mods and there would not be any notification message sent to the user, probably because the post can be reinstated by an admin or a global mod. I believe this is used if the mod taking the action does not want to delete the post permanently.

That's a direct quote from the stickied thread in the other languages board. Op couldn't quote it directly because that thread is locked now. And the rule is for languages that already have a dedicated thread on that board to prevent spam, all posts in that language should be made in that thread. I am not sure if this rule is strictly followed.

I would say you have an argument to be allowed to create your own thread, the forum allows one who does not wish to be moderated by a fellow member to create their own thread, and that should apply to local threads as well. But it would be best for the Bangladesh community to come together and discuss on these issues so different threads do not start springing up, while it waits for a local board.

@Bestchange has not yet posted payment details for the week, but the payments have already been sent out and the new week has been updated on the OP;

Txid - https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/dfe7ce7ce90059736e30c1e20beb85d39811a4d535e9c4553aae60d579751ac8

This week's bonuses went to;
• Upgrade00
• lovesmayfamilis
• CharlesTim
• Pokerplayer
• GeorgeJohn

*Apologies to Bestchange if there are any errors, just trying to help out.

I'll change that low to zero for serial spammers (who have already received warning temporary bans) and plagiarists, the rules are pretty clear on this. Chances of having your ban removed would exist if the offence was a one of and the user had no personal incentive to engage in it, sort of like an honest mistake. Being a quality member also helps. Usually in such scenarios, the ban would not be completely overturned and could be made temporary or s temporary signature ban.

The mods having made a mistake is also another situation where a ban can be overturned.

I can't follow all the links right now, but what exactly are you accusing the accounts of? There's no rule that an individual cannot have more than one registered account on the forum, so except they enroll in the same bouty, send merits or positive feedback between each other or reply to each other's post periodically, then they are not breaking any forum or campaign rules.

Although, someone with quite a high number of accounts on the forum is likely part of a farm and could be a spammer, but the solution would be reporting individual posts you find to be spammy.

My country Nigeria recently launched their own CBDC, E-naira, this came few months after the ban on Bitcoin transactions as well as tracking and blocking of accounts believed to have been involved in cryptocurrency transactions. If you try to connect the dots, this would likely have been an attempt to draw people's attention away from Bitcoin, touting the national coin as an alternative. This plan however, was always going to fail as majority of the citizens have lost faith in the government and as such are looking for different ways to escape the grips of Banks and the likes.

However, in a fully developed country whose government is trusted and the citizens do not know much about Bitcoin, then a CBDC could actually become very popular, but again, it's not Bitcoin against the government or banks; Bitcoin is just another financial option one is allowed to have and use.

Sure, how much effect it has would depend on the living cost in the area you are from. But regardless of this,1BTC is a significant amount wherever you live. It might not level one up, though that term is relative, but as I said it could take someone some places up the social ladder, not meaning they would become wealthy, but it could be a platform which if managed well can be very beneficial.

Wealth or rather money management is the only factor that can truly change ones financial status, imo.