I didn't but I'm sure I can post a screenshot of it by running my browser in Offline mode to see the cached version of his posts history page.

This doesn't look like a post a highly trusted member would make: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3061131.msg31523173#msg31523173

I checked his profile and the seclog, and he apparently changed his password on 1st March.

I don't understand what your site works exactly but theirs is simply to retrieve your forked coins from your bitcoin address. It's useful If for example there is no wallet for the forked coin and you still want to sell them at exchanges.

These wallets are new apparently and support almost the same coins (BTC, Ether and all ERC20 tokens), both claim that you have control over your private keys, both are closed source.  I'm trying to choose one of them so I'd appreciate any advice from people who used one of the two wallets at least.

It is possible and you will find wallets that support multiple cryptocurrencies but none of them will ever support each one of them because there is a lack of interest. A wallet provider wouldn't waste resources to develop something that is not going to be used.

I'm not sure whether this is true or not but you can check all versions on GitHub: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/releases?after=v0.7.1 It's the source code only though, you will have to compile it yourself.

It's impossible as you don't control your private keys with Localbitcoins, they do. You can contact the support but I doubt you will receive much help.

I don't see Blockstream forking bitcoin and claiming that It's satoshi vision just to control bitcoin, I don't see them spamming the bitcoin network just to prove that we need bigger blocks or opposing SegWit even though It has no downsides (except Jihan miners not being paid as they used to be) . That sadly cannot be said about Roger and Jihan.

1. Wait until you upgrade to Jr. Member (which could take sometime).
2. Find someone to do it for you.
3. Make a thread, hoping that he'll read it.

MetaMask.io interacts with the extension you have because It's the original site and you can confirm that by going to their Twitter. I'm not even sure how you ended up with the .com version as It's not even showing up in the first page while googling so you should be fine, just don't visit MetaMask.com again.

I believe 1 satoshi/byte is the lowest fee/unit to use. If that's indeed the case and we didn't even reach reach 20% SegWit transactions - according to SegWit.party, transactions are currently going with 1sat/byte (after a few blocks). If we ever go to 100% (or anything near it) and fees reach their minimum, why there would be any need for Schnorr, Bulletproofs or any other proposal that could decrease transactions size?

You may want to check Twitter and Reddit, there is some new drama going on about his proposal. It's possible he took the site down himself (which is immature) or maybe taken by Jihan Wu which I doubt, because as you said, It's a static website. Let's wait and see.

It's not accessible. I'm wondering If this has something to do with Cobra's (co-owner of the site) proposal to change the POW algorithm that bitcoin currently use.

The rates used to be 1:0.5 for BTX (Bitcore) why did that suddenly change? I'm almost sure that it's an airdrop and not a fork too so anyone tried claiming these?

What I want to know is how this guy who I believe no one know his face or real name ended being the co owner of Bitcointalk and Bitcoin.org If they were both controlled by Satoshi and Sirius then given to Theymos? There are more trustworthy people (e.g Core developers)

I haven't seen them around the forums. I suggest contacting them through Telegram, they are pretty active there.

I generated a SegWit address, I got the private keys, I went to Bitaddress to type the PK and get the details. I got 1LnhJTGJJLdaUhP34SMHGwDqkfjFGfAzPQ while the real one is 3BVNuVsxgXSgg4WyD1r6rZxXa11VBFQUkW

I want to know, If I ever give the first address to someone and he send me some bitcoin, will I be able to spend it from the second (the SegWit one)? Let's just assume that the first one is from Blockchain.info and the second is from Trezor.

It should work with any wallet that give you control over your private keys and that's why exchanges are excluded as long as Ledger let you spend any ERC20 Token, you're fine.

The sites listed are related to crypto but none of them are exchanges. Ones that worth mentioning are: Bitfinex, Bitstamp, Kraken, Binance, Coinbase, Gemini, Bittrex, Poloniex, Bitpanda, Coinmama, Virwox, ShapeShift, Changelly.

I like how not every single scam coin is listed there. I would suggest using a Listview or DataGrid though as the site may start to become harder to explore as the amount of listed airdrops increase. Adbank announced an airdrop too, you may want to list that.