It will evolve (Bitcoin will have smart contracts), this is the whole point from making it open source and by your logic, Ethereum will be useless too, and so is anything else each time a coin with a more advanced blockchain techonlogy is released.

You should ask the service about this, they have a thread on the forums but since everything is transparent with the blockchain, try to lookup for your addresses in a BCD/B2X blockexplorer to see where they went to.

I'd like to remind everyone about what happened to Monaco and DENT, both started below the ICO price and was being dumped and then skyrocketed to almost x100. I suggest not listening to this FUD. If you participated in the bounty then you have nothing to lose, and If you invested, I believe you read the whitepaper and the roadmap, there is no reason to sell If you believe in the project, don't listen to the FUD in Telegram.

It was announced but not tradable yet, you can check Kucoin site or twitter. The project look very promising, I'd hodl or even buy more instead of dump If I were you.

I appreciate the answer. So there is no reason on why I shouldn't use this new service after I move my bitcoins somewhere safe?

There is Gunbot which is quiet new compared to CAT or others but definitely gaining a lot of popularity, there is currently a 80% discount.

A hard fork must implement replay protection in order to make it safe for users so they don't lose their bitcoins. If not implemented, would emptying these wallets and then claiming the fork makes it any safer, no more risk of losing the bitcoins?

I want to know something, some of these forks are not even open source, and have no replay protection, you should let the users about the risks here. If Trezor & Ledger didn't implement these forks yet, It's for a good reason.

None of the things I mentioned are meant to be for ERC20 tokens or Ethereum. As soon as they come to life (LN first), I don't expect anyone to use most of the altcoins anymore.

You need to first understand what is Tether and how it works. It's a simple token built on top of Bitcoin's blockchain (Omni token), just like Ethereum have tokens (ERC20). If you know what you're doing, It shouldn't be hard. However, USDT is backed by real USD saved in a bank account so you can't simply create a token and tell people that it has a stable value and make them trust it.

A new board member is not what this project need, we need the funding back. If they was able to raise $200M It's because investors saw the potentials and the team needed the money, I don't see this project going anywhere without the proper funding.

You have Hitbtc, Binance, Poloniex or Bittrex. I suggest asking your community to ask these exchange to list your token first. If they see enough demand, they will eventually list it.

A very good decision If you ask me. I've seen some of these ads before, using known faces like Floyd Myweather etc. just to make people invest while they know they can't deliver anything they promised. This shouldn't be taken the wrong way, Facebook is just trying to protect it users. People will trust crypto more now because they will get scammed less. As for mark's statement, I wouldn't be surprised If they start accepting bitcoin by the end of the year.

The regulations will not kill crypto, it will bring more people as regulations represent the government and people will feel much safer investing. ICOs most of the time fail to deliver what they promised, regardless of whether it's a scam or simply incompetent developers. If you are interesting in a project, you can always enroll in bounties.

The technology behind this device seem very expensive. If you're offering a free device for those who invest 1000$ at least, how much will be the price of the hardware wallet? people wouldn't buy such a thing If it's high priced.

If you're trading with people on the forums, use escrow from here (preferably OgNasty, Lauda, SebastianJu or any high trusted member). I wouldn't use the service you linked, there is no HTTPS, the domain name can be obtained for free etc. Whoever built this, didn't put much efforts in it.

Regardless of whether the funds can be sent by hackers or not, this is another reason on why you should never store your money in exchanges and please don't tell me people were trading that huge amount the exact minute the hack happened. The losses could've been much less If people only sent the funds they wanted to trade and withdrew immediately afterwards.

You have a lot of possibilities for Bitcoin and maybe some for ETH, I'm not aware of any services for other alts. So you can first trade your Alt for BTC and then your BTC to PayPal in the forums, Paxful, Localbitcoins etc.