some of these addresses has been receiving donation back from 2013, maybe there should be some sort of USD equivalent for amount they received.

but nonetheless that is impressive amount of bitcoin donated throughout the years. the biggest donation i knew of was the torrent site called eztv which had around 10BTC donated

yeah, you can copy one of the signatures that you like and start from there, so you are not starting from scratch.

but also you might want to google how to turn text to BBCode for forum signature, or a similar key word.
i did this a while back and found a couple of things that worked but they were all simple code. you might find a proper bot/code that turns text into BBCode with all the background, color and shapes you like. don't forget to share if you found one.

first of all tracking someone through their bitcoin address is not something that everybody can do and find the real person's location (physical address) so for those of us that are not doing some shady business like a scam cam site, we don't care about the level of anonymity that you are talking about.

if we reach $650 in the next three months, even if there was a dump after that, the price is not going to go below $500 and most probably we are going to stay at the same price +-20 from then on.

although i think the $650 is going to be much bigger and around $800 because of the halving, hence the bigger dump and lower price but the min is around $500

it is not going to be an exact time, like as the halving starts the price moves!
the change is either the same as past six months, slowly growing towards the top which we can all see happen. or it can be sudden with a big pump towards the high prices at least $200 increase at a time.

there should always be some money stored away in a bank or anything like it for emergencies and unexpected expenses, and whatever remains after that should never stay idle in your pocket or bank. that money should be invested in some business that is trusted and pays a good profit, this way you will stay ahead of inflation and add to your wealth at the same time.

i agree.
if you can earn a big amount (a couple of thousands of dollar) then it is a good idea to go full time with bitcoin. but if it is a normal amount or the same amount you are earning from a regular daily job it is better to stick to the regular job because bitcoin comes with volatility which makes it unpredictable.

exactly, that is what recently happened with the ETH pump. all the FUD and spams caused a short term dip in bitcoin price which i used to buy some more bitcoin with the money i had on exchangers.

you need to look the bitcoin price chart history. also take a loot at the market cap and the daily trade volume.
after that read about how bitcoin is working, and about the security,...

now do you think such a useful and secure technology with this big a market can disappear over night?
price swings around but it is not like you are going to wake up tomorrow and see the price has gone from $414 to $1
even if it goes down it will take a very long time to reach there.

maybe he has an individual thing going on with Marco, because there is no signature code for "Members" in the OP. i don't know where he got his signature from!

you can earn 0.0182BTC = 20 posts * 7 days * 0.00013BTC perPost from YOBIT signature campaign.

but it is not just about the max you can earn, you have to make 20 posts a day while not spamming which is hard if you don't want to spend >2 hours on forum.

is the bot fixed?

because as i said in my PM yesterday, after the bot reset on 2016-3-13 i made 12 posts and the bot showed 12 posts too but the day after that (2016-3-14) the bot was reset again and started me from 0

i am waiting on a fix to resume posting.

you need to learn to read my friend.

as stated in the OP, you should use TOR in order to access the link and also contact them.

also if you read the first page the comment #9 suggested a workaround for using it in your normal browser (hint: add .to after the domain name) not suggested though.

i think it is because they have been supporting a couple of altcoins for a while.

i can't quite remember all the names of the coins (they are at least 4 coins) but you can find them in altcoin section, i can tell you one thing though it is not ETH.

ethereum is just a big bubble about to burst. and also the bigger it gets the higher the chance of it getting burst and the also the bigger the fall.

bitcoin on the other hand has sustained this level of market cap for years. and it is growing each day. this year when the effects of all the FUD in the last months wear off the price is going to jump, because it was kept down this long.

halving is going to have the biggest effect on bitcoin price. apart from leading to less supply with the same growing demand there is also the expectation effect this halving has on the price. everybody expects the price to go up so they are accumulating bitcoin and creating more and more demand which will raise the price on its own.

it is all about good or bad luck as long as the casino is fair and not rigged. so you can expect a nice amount to win if you are lucky.

my biggest gambling victory was going from 0.005BTC to 0.1BTC in dice but that is all. the rest of my history is filled with losses and small winnings

if you are using a faucet then you might want to start from 1 satoshi. but i think even if you want to secure the winning by starting from a smallest amount possible you should use 10 satoshi at least because winning each time will be 10 times more and you can at least gather a small amount in comparison with 1 satoshi.

you are correct.
they are called SPV wallets. these wallets (like Electrum) download only the blockchain headers (it is ~40 MB for Electrum) and connect to dedicated servers which are running a full node and receive / send information from them.

buying stuff online does not happen in an alternate universe it is still "real life"
i've paid for games too with bitcoin. i used to pay with credit card and things like that but i use bitcoin anywhere possible.
besides for spending bitcoin on groceries for example requires a grocery store accepting bitcoin because i will never use bitcoin debit card or any third party like that instead.