Bitcointalk links for signature campaign:

Week 6:   14th of October – 20th of October

1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5182801.msg52778208#msg52778208
2. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5193517.msg52781042#msg52781042
3. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5193521.msg52781168#msg52781168
4. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5193343.msg52781228#msg52781228
5. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5189207.msg52810671#msg52810671
6. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5194150.msg52810798#msg52810798
7. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5194244.msg52810889#msg52810889
8. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5193718.msg52813522#msg52813522
9. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5194296.msg52813573#msg52813573
10. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5193978.msg52813604#msg52813604
11. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5194417.msg52818722#msg52818722

Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer or financial adviser. I'm here to post my personal opinion. If seeking a lawyer or financial advice, please contact your local professional/specialist for these services.

  Happy birthday, I have a present for you, I will share with  you a few gems. There happens to be no age limit or restriction for learning about the Blockchain infrastructure and crypto currency, you're already one step ahead of billions of people by taking the initiative to educate oneself about the latest in financial and accounting tech innovations.
   Getting in early as an adopter is key. You already missed a few trips to the moon, but that's ok, the crypto economy is still in its infancy, so theres still time to speculate, trade and invest.
   Welcome to the community, remember to always practice your Due Diligence!

  I wouldn't worry much, if it does happen, another evangelical techno savior like Satoshi will appear with a new idea. If Block-chain was never made to be an open source code, the crypto markets as we know them today wouldn't be here. The whole theme was decentralization, I doubt the idea would die with bitcoin, I'm certain another decentralized medium of exchange will rise within its place. Bitcoins proof of work is simply the proof of concept for the block-chain. Satoshi most likely just wanted to demonstrate the system so that others would piggy back and brainstorm new ideas to add on to the Blockchain infrastructure. I mean, why else would it be an open source code project, if it wasn't to encourage others to contribute to the idea?

It's really difficult to say, I think it's a subjective matter that entails personal preferences and bias as to Hodl/Day trade or both. In my opinion, it's good to do a little of both as their is nothing wrong with diversifying your investments. What may work for some will not all ways work for others, because some rather day trade, others want to hold, and few do both.

 The merit system is pretty heavy stuff. Users have limited supply of sMerrit, I had ran out within a few days of receiving it when the system was first introduced and it was never replenished. I see a lot of good posts and threads but can't tip them merit because I don't have any  . It really pushes the user to improve their post quality and grind to move up in rank. I have given up on chasing merit, but I still try to practice the Due Diligence of improving my post quality regardless.

I think people might be a little disgruntled being that the Bitcoin price seems to have stagnated, refusing to rise above $10k again. A few years back we had seen record highs for the price which was nearing $20k, then the bubble popped and it deflated pretty low. It may have been just a pump that brought in a wave of liquidity into the market, I'm not sure though. It was the fear and uncertainty that led to the panic selling. I think the new price reflects that the market is starting to stabilize some, correcting itself from the previous inflation.

Just my two cents!   

  I think this task is much easier said then done. Indigenous peoples aren't adept to modern society and may be the most difficult to sway. Their is a huge barrier of communication between modern society and the indigenous. They see the world within a different light and some are even willing to die in order to preserve it that way, being they've survived this long on nothing but their moral/ethical values passed down from their societies tradition.
  It may be easier to try and reach first those who are modernized within today's customs of society but perhaps focus on those who are in remote rural areas or the impoverished, who may not have access to the same mediums we use to interface with crypto-currency.

 I think Bitcoin and the Blockchain are the archetype in which a global cryptocurrency may spring from. A few years ago it was just Bitcoin, Litecoin and a few others. Now we have Ethereum, Neo, Eos etc. All of these projects came about from the work and brainstorming of ideas inspired by Blockchain and Bitcoin. In the future, who is to say what new coin or token may arise to be the world currency, it might not even be a coin or token?   Only time will tell, I hope that what ever it is, it's digital!

 Safe haven by no means, never go all in hoping for security, it's a foolish way to lose the shirt off of your back. Bitcoin is in the regulation stage at the moment, I do believe that if we want the market to grow naturally  then we need a seamless integration with institutional investors and regulatory authorities. As of right now the guidance from the law bodies are coming in slowly. The IRS just issued a guidance recently, something a lot of people have been waiting on. There is also the SEC, their the guys cracking down on the ICO's that could potentially be considered as securities. Also there is the CFTC and the treasury as well.
    I really can't think of all the big governmental bodies involved, but the more guidance issued, the easier it will be to navigate safely and compliantly.

Just my two cents, off course!
Take it with a grain of salt and remember to practice you're Due Diligence!  

 I say this not to try to sound discouraging or be negative in any way but look my friend, what you're doing is asking people to incriminate themselves by showing you how to launder cryptocurrency because you claimed to be a kid, but at least you're aware of the legal implications. I'd edit this thread topic and your original post a bit before it ends up getting deleted or possibly your screen name banned.  

  There are numerous opportunities here on the forum, but you have to increase you're rank in order to really benefit here. Also, you should research heavily before you invest time and energy  into a bounty campaign.
We're in a bear market, so any project promising a token or coin being a certain monetary value before it even hits the exchange, should alert you that you need to be cautious, taking any potential earning with a bounty campaign, with just a grain of salt ( i.e don't set hopes too high), because the coin may not soar up high right out of the gate during it's initial release.
  Another thing is that a lot of these projects offer little to no real innovation and are either clones or alternative projects being their may already be a number of similar projects within the market.
 
Example: How many forks of bitcoin will there be? For the first few, people made out decent on receiving forked coins, making a nice profit, but now the market is flooded with forks that are either clones or offer little to no new innovation.

It's really not so different a path that many of these startups take. Very few offer true alternative services or innovation that separates them from the other clones. Don't get me wrong now, there are plenty of projects that offer some killer innovation, but finding one that also offers a decent bounty campaign is rare these days, like a unicorn. They call us bounty "hunters" for a reason  .

So keep searching my friend for that hidden gem and good luck on you're future endeavors!

 In my opinion, I'm hodling for dear life, till the ship sinks, I'll stay with the band for the last song and dance.  There's nothing wrong with making a few transactions for retail purposes, or other needs for services and what not. I agree that Bitcoin needs more infrastructure and institutional adoption. I thought that Libra would answer that call, but it hasn't even made it out the gates yet, but what a horse,Go sea-biscuit!

This is great new, the adoption by institutional investors seems painstakingly slow but never the less, it''s still adoption. The more the larger institutions start to become more acceptable toward cryptocurrency, the stronger and more solid the crypto economy becomes. The banks and other major centers of money just may be the last to actually make the turn around, and start adopting.

Will there be a bounty campaign for this project? 

 I really believe within my heart that Libra would have been thee perfect project (regardless of being centralized) that would help raise a significant amount of awareness towards the block-chain and cryptocurrency in general, helping encourage its mass adoption.
 Facebook is globally recognizable, they have a reach around the planet. If Libra were to have been successfully, I think people would inevitably start checking out other cryptocurrencies, everyone including their granny will have some what of an idea about what cryptocurrency is and how it's used.

 Ethereum really took the Bitcoin model and revamped it well, keeping it true to it's original design (i.e being open source & decentralized). I think Ethereum is the closet thing to being a Bitcoin 2.0. I can see why people have faith and believe in the project so much, despite scaling issues, old consensus algorithms or any other shortcomings, because it is an excellent project, has a good team, and a very strong community.

  Looks like trouble is afoot, I knew it was only a matter of time before we would see bigger ICO projects being ousted by the regulators. Great article, I wonder if they really are securities or utility tokens? They say simply listing your token as a utility isn't enough to proceed and start to raise capital thru crowdfunding. I guess it would be safer for startups to actually reach out to the S.E.C first, just to be sure the company's token is compliant and doesn't get them into any legal trouble. Seems a bit of a stretch, but worth it in the long run!

  Nothing wrong with a little dreaming, but realistically it may be much lower. I really can't say but  I certainly hope the price is at least around $30k or better, with reasonable hope that the regulators are able to cooperate and issue clearer guidance on how to maneuver these legal waters.

  The regulators aren't ready to work out a compromise yet, as I personally believe it is too early for crypto adoption amongst the masses, I mean, we haven't even fully integrated crypto into the current fabric of the regulatory systems yet, it seems quite divided between different governmental bodies, some say this, others say that, etc.