MrBeast is definitely not new to cryptocurrency, if you've been following him for a long time, there have been RUMORS that MrBeast gained huge profit (aside from his sponsorships) because of Bitcoin and that he was investing for a long time, but he has been an enthusiast and showed his love for cryptocurrency a long time ago, he just really does not mention it that much in his videos but he has a thing for cryptocurrency and Bitcoin, and because he is known for his crazy giveaways and popularity, Coinbase decided to partner with MrBeast on this huge giveaway.

Here's the article I've found - https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/youtuber-reveals-how-mr-beast-actually-made-his-fortune-from-bitcoin-1422740/

Health matters more than your bitcoins, with the current era that we are in right now, I think you have options to actually sell some of your bitcoins and gain it back by joining campaigns in this forum or do investments, in that way, you won't starve nor lose any bitcoin, having 1 plan is not gonna be enough and viable, it's like you waited for years to gain profit from what you are hodling just to pay for your medical bill, it ain't worth, you have several options, don't let starvation be an option.

If Bitcoin was a scam, it would have never grown this big, if it was considered a big scam, like a fake crypto, just imagine the amout of crypto and cryptocurrency itself won't be this big today, or if Bitcoin was a scam, Ethereum would have been the biggest cryptocurrency today, that's the simplest answer you can get if your speculation about Bitcoin is a scam.

Both currencies, fiat and crypto serves their own purpose, I agree with dunfida, both are essential in this generation, it gives us options to choose from, we can't really just forget about fiat because it has existed ever since, and it is true that both have its pros and cons, Bitcoin's volatility is considered as a pro and a con since too much volatility can be bad, and this is why fiat is needed.

There's more to Bitcoin and cryptocurrency itself than just earning and stabilizing your income because you have a back up, in this new era of crypto, you have multiple options on how you can expand that income of yours, various platforms and options like trading or investing, NFT games, once you discover these options, you'll see that it's more than just hodling and repeating yesterday's thing.

The lack of market understanding is what drives people to actually panic sell, these type of mistakes usually happen to beginners, and some holders who actually lack patience and information about the market and the volatility of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, one of the ways to actually deal with panic selling is doing research and just simply watching videos about Bitcoin and its price, on the other hand, some people also has the tendency to make a panic sell/buy whenever they feel like it, patience is actually important when you are holding/buying, it gives you somewhat of an advantage to those who lack patience, those are the people who are likely to give up and make bad decisions.

Majority of those who believe that Bitcoin is a scam are those boomers and probably those who lack knowledge about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency and are probably misinformed with the whole concept of Bitcoin, but I think we are slowly getting past through that old belief because more and more young people are being educated about Bitcoin, Blockchaind and cryptocurrency, I honestly think it does not matter if these boomers do not believe in Bitcoin, it's more of the next generation that we need to pass the information on, because they are definitely the ones who will continue this legacy.

I know a lot of replies have the same point as I do, but I can't go on without giving my two cents about your topic, you do have a point about Bitcoin being more and more expensive, I myself have not bought Bitcoin for a while, I earned it, with signature campaigns and bounties, after earning a bit of Bitcoin, I studied how to trade and it worked out well, so, therefore, the thought of Bitcoin not being for the poor is actually not true, you can consider me as a poor guy since I never pulled out money from my bank account, all I did was try to earn and expand, basically, all you have to do is be smart and plan out things well, just be an organized and witty person and you'll be successful.

They should've done this earlier, and I think the reason why these apps got banned is due to mass report and the amount of users it has scammed, the amount of profit that these scammers have earned throughout the years, just imagine how many people actually invested money here just to make them think that they'll be able to mine stronger, can't blame them for lacking knowledge but the fact that these scam apps got away is what breaks me the most.

The majority of the altcoins follow along with the movement of Bitcoin in the market, but I do consider these altcoins valuable, of course, the devs have to supply themselves and the team regarding to that specific altcoin, although it may seem like a threat, I don't think we should worry since most of the altcoins rely on Bitcoin's movement in the market.

If I am as addicted as you, I'll take it as an opportunity to gather knowledge and take it as a chance on how you can actually benefit while being addicted to Bitcoin, why would you try to forcefully make it fade when you can actually take hold onto it, addiction is definitely not good but if it will actually give you such a benefit like earning Bitcoin and studying about it then why not? It's not like you're gambling and losing money right? so why stop when you can become a Bitcoin enthusiast in the future? I am not supporting addiction in any sort, having such hobbies can actually normalize or regulate your love for Bitcoin, you should do that too.

That's actually huge, not only will it gain more popularity for Coinbase but giving Bitcoin more exposure to teenagers, MrBeast is a big personality/influencer, he's huge in NA and other continents because of how much he has given help to people by giving them crazy giveaways like this, it's actually a great opportunity for a collaboration like this to happen, and whoever gets picked is definitely lucky, I'll definitely join in this giveaway.

No matter how huge the rise of Bitcoin is, it will still be buyable, because no matter how high the price goes, you can always buy BTC depending on how much you'll spend your budget for it, again, it'll just become much more expensive since the price goes up, @mk4 answered all of your questions and I'm just here to drop my two cents about Bitcoin's price going up to a point that it cannot be bought.

Convenience, from the old hassle and discovering Bitcoin for an easier transaction and a hassle-free delivery, Bitcoin may be volatile but I think it's not really a problem, I guess the only problem is if the price heavily fluctuates, not much of a problem though, it may just cause inconvenience, try using USDT just like what the others have said, a much more convenient process compared to Bitcoin, but both currencies work anyways.

Most of the comments on YouTube are poured out with exaggeration, they are paid comments in order to lure out newbies and scam them, I am not generalizing every YouTuber and if the YouTubers are connected with these scammers but I swear I found these scammers funny, and if y'all ever encounter scammers on the comment section, warn these newbies right away, it's not their fault for being illiterate, some of them are super young or some are old boomers who are looking to gain easy money.

The price is at $45k right now, this is mid-august, my guess with the price is that it might or might not hit at $50k, but judging with the market graph, I feel like it might max out at 50 before August ends, or it might fall.

I've been following dozens of YouTube channels about crypto and about Bitcoin, apparently, the comment section is full of spammers that are dropping their contact information just to scam some people, this is actually harmless for someone like us who are familiar to this kind of scam since we usually ignore comments like this, and why would someone recruit people in YouTube when there is a platform like Bitcointalk? Definitely to scam some people.

Satoshi may have used another account to stay hidden, we don't know that much and all we have are mere speculations, and I honestly think that it'd be better if Satoshi would remain hidden, let's all accept the fact that it's a bad idea if the creator of Bitcoin gets to be discovered, even if years go by, I really think that Satoshi is going to stay anonymous. 

If I were in Elon's shoes I'll definitely care more about my own cryptocurrency than Bitcoin, and that's the same with other crypto owners, It just happened that Elon is quite famous and how much he shows love with Bitcoin and Dogecoin, but at the end of the day, TSLA will still be his main priority, I don't think this should be questioned as well, it's really just basic common sense, especially coming from a businessman and a genius like him (not a fanboy of Musk by the way), just appreciating his past works and contributions.

You do have freedom anyways, don't fall for the sweet words of these influencers, you always have your freedom to decide and choose on what actions you'll do with your bitcoins, and I'm glad you've realized thst my guy, there are diehard Elon Musk fans out there who were literally no brainers but will follow whatever Musk says or tweets, I have no hate against Elon and I support his projects, but the way his followers act towards him and the market is just really weird, not generalizing all of his followers, just to be clear.