Sorry, but with such description it looks like another scam  

It's not that they hate people...
It's a fight for the world domination.
We - Europe/ Christianity used to do the same before:

It looks like a decent laptop, but forget about mining bitcoin...
You could try to find some new, interesting cpu-mineable cryptocurrencies in altcoin section of the forum.
But if i was in your position I wouldn't even try -> mining is very cpu/gpu intense and laptops just don't have appropriate cooling systems for that - you may mine something, but your laptop may get damaged in the process 

Thank you very much for the competition.
Although I feel somewhat sorry for early winners, in my opinion you could distribute the winnings more evenly so there is no such big difference between prizes on different days 

To be honest, I thought few days ago how awesome promotion would be to have bitcoin logo on shirts of one of better football teams e.g. in England or Spain. Yeah, it would be expensive but if few bitcoin-millionaires would team up I don't think this would be a real problem...

Could you please explain what do you mean by that?
BTCSTACK is faucet with "premium accounts" and this is ponzi.
And no, you won't make 0.06BTC on Newbie level - you make 0.03 and get your original investment of 0.03 back.

Wow, thank you very much for your generosity and I'm sorry that you got scammed 

Let's just hope it won't lead to mass-creation of fake exchanges that will try to steal users coins 

Oh, and one question, how powerful server does it need to perform? It probably does depend on number of supported coins/ transactions but please give an estimate.

I think it's not possible, Paypal policies are one thing, but I think that many Paypal scammers use stolen/hacked Paypal accounts and credit cards and you can simply fix that problem by building 3rd party system/website. Paypal money is really virtual meaning even successful money transfer doesn't really move any money, especially if PP account was funded by credit card.

Errrm, wait - does it mean you're using pirated version of scripts to run bitcoin based website?
I don't think that free scripts use ioncube encoding 
And one more thing, you're trying to get a lot of things done at once, will you be able to provide enough traffic to all of these sections of your site?

Without risk? No, I don't think there is way to multiple money without risk, even going to work is a risk - you can have an accident, you can damage some equipment etc.
Investing in casino is safer than ponzi, but earnings are much, much lower.
And as for ponzis, new ponzis appear everyday in Economy > Marketplace > Gambling > Investor-based games subforum, if you choose right one and invest early you can make some money, but every ponzi will collapse someday and some ponzis are outright scams.

Ehmmm, it seems you only included coins that donated for your book, is that right? Because I see that you ommited at least major coin that was available in 2014, don't ask me which one, you should know it if you're writing books about crypto currencies... I'm also curious how up-to-date information in paper book can be?

Wow, looks pretty interesting, but for who are you looking exactly?
You mentioned you have "beta-tested" several components, does it mean that are you going to build your site using some already available scripts/ programs? So you need someone to integrate them into your site? Or to develop everything from scratch? What technology are you using?
Good luck!

Looks like 90% of network marketing "businesses".
Hordes of "marketers" will try to make some quick bux (quick bit?) by "promoting" some useless "product" that nobody needs.
Of course I may be wrong, but reading your descriptions makes me feel that way...

You have to invest into bitcoin or could it be some altcoin?
If I would have such budget to invest into cryptocurrencies I would invest into monero - both in currency itself and some service development. It's bit risky because as far as I know it's code wasn't peer reviewed but you know, investing into bitcoin was also a risk some time ago.
If it has to be a bitcoin I would invest into companies that allows you to buy bitcoins on high-street - bitcoins ATMs/ buying via payment systems available in shops like paypoint.

Dogecoin for sure.
Many people that missed bitcoin were successful with Doge. It also have good support, I think in some areas doge used to be better supported than btc itself.
Litecoin too, it supposed to be silver to bitcoin's gold.
Huntercoin/ Motocoin - games with built-in games that you play to mine coins - verrry clever.
Wankcoin - one of few altcoins with real use, accepted as payment on a network of sites very soon after release + some other coins with guaranteed acceptance on creator's site.

Lol, do you think I would write here if I have received my coins?
Ok, I just shouldn't do anything having such health problems because it alway lead to some errors/ problems 

Very clever I must say.
However, for this to have any effect you would have to cooperate with all bitcoiners in your area.
It could work pretty well in areas with a lot of active bitcoiners.

I did this...
... but if you get your money from them will you reimburse me my 0.3BTC? I think your chance of getting money back is significantly higher, and if you receive whole amount it will include my investment.

Looks pretty good, well see how it goes 

Damn, I bought some syscoins but due to personal/health problems I never imported the key to syscoin wallet, I received e-mails with the link to moolah site but I never read them, now this link is inactive 
How can I recover my coins?
All I have is btc investment address and link to moolah syscoin page...

Help me please.
Thanks