To get free coins the easiest way use faucets but if you want to get a lot more you should be active in this forum and join a signature campaign to make $20-100 per week!

Right now I would say STOX and DeepONION are the most successful ICOs given the price continues rising on a daily basis whereas most ICOs just crash and burn within a few weeks after opening.

Here is my list of the best ICOs:

• STOX
• DeepONION
• Lust
• KickICO
• CarTaxi

I think there are some more I am forgetting, but these are surely the most promising. Hope this helps you make a decision.

We should get a Superbowl ad going. Someone start a gofundme to get an ad on the SuperBowl... imagine how much Bitcoin popularity would boost overnight? It would be insane!

I can't say for sure, obviously, but there is one guy who I read left his high paying job to start trading cryptocurrency and he has made over $300,000 profit on just one year. 

And there are lots of companies that are based on Bitcoin that make a lot of money so I think the number would be in the tens of thousands!

The best place to buy Bitcoin is hands down LocalBitcoins. You do not need ID or any verification you can buy instantly from people close to you and it is very safe (there is a strong escrow system).

These days it is very hard to hoard Bitcoins. Truly, you would need millions in order to do so. However, it is good for Bitcoin because maybe there will only be 15,000,000 coins because many coins will be lost over time (there are supposed to be 21,000,000) but if you keep them the demand will rise and therefore the price will rise too.

Yes. Bitcoin is hacked by hackers every single day and stolen from innocent people's wallets. If you have spyware/malware on your pc you can get hacked easily!

Of course! Anyone would be crazy not to. You could donate 10% to a dog charity and save many more dog lives and still have $90,000 I am sure your dog would appreciate it.

Bitcoin is not only an asset, but also a currency. IT depends though because some countries do not recognize it. But in general it is considered an asset as of 2017.

The obvious answer is Poloniex. Yobit is irrelevant these days when you have huge exchanges (such as Poloniex) dominating the market.

The problem with Bitcoin right now is the fact it takes so long to complete transactions and is more expensive than debit/credit. It isn't right. The devs need to make it so that transactions and fees are LESS than traditional payment methods and also faster, like introducing Segwit, Lightning Network, etc. Otherwise Bitcoin will only be used as a way to store money, like physical gold today.

Bitcoin is king of cryptocurrency, and Japan is king of Bitcoin. When Japan is outranking the USA in terms of investment in Bitcoin you know they are way ahead of the game. Makes me think Satoshi is Japanese after all.

Bitcoin Cash is an altcoin. Most altcoins have some variety to them as to their technology. Some are faster, others are more anonymous. It all depends. Bitcoin Cash is just that - an altcoin. I suspect it will dwindle down over time just as the rest until it is worthless.

A popular quote from Satoshi says that, (paraphrasing) "In 20 years from now (2009), Bitcoin will either have massive volume, or none."

It seems that Satoshi expected Bitcoin to be quite polarizing in that either it would be accepted by Humanity as a currency or rejected on the whole.

Don't expect Bitcoin Cash to last long. At least at this price. It will never stabilize above 10% of Bitcoin. Think about the fact that it is an altcoin. Altcoins generally do not last that long and definitely never compared well against Bitcoin.

There is noy way, at least in the near future that any altcoin will surpass Bitcoin in terms of market cap. There is the old saying, "Bitcoin is king", and we say that for a reason.

Bitcoin is the first and most popular cryptocoin ever created. Its founder is super mysterious and we are all here because of it (after all, this forum is literally called "Bitcointalk").

Other cryptos follow in the wake of Bitcoin. If Bitcoin goes up, the major altcoins go up. When Bitcoin goes down, so do the major alts.

Considering Gold's market cap is over $8,000,000,000,000 and Bitcoin's is just $75,000,000,000 it is quite safe to say that this is untrue.

However, it is certainly possible that when the other 99% of people learn about Bitcoin and begin investing in it that we will see a number close to this and eventually surpass it.

After all, $1,000,000 per Bitcoin means the market cap would be $21,000,000,000,000 minus lost coins, which still would be well above Gold.

Bitcoin is inherently a "perfect" system.

Now, I am not saying it is 100% perfect without any flaws, but the system is setup in a way that it could be. Inflation/deflation isn't an issue because the currency is strictly controlled based on its code. You can just print more or destroy some like is done with fiat.