Interesting news. It's nice to see Bjork accepting Bitcoins and some altcoins for her album. It's not first time when she makes something innovative. But when I read these news few days ago, it was written that people will be able to buy Bjork album with cryptos ONLY, and now PayPal is accepted also :/
Audiocoin is actually old coin, launched few years ago. But now Bjork record company partnered with Audiocoin and album buyers will receive some free coins (worth $0.19), if they pay for album with cryptos. I think that Audiocoin just want get better positions in crypto market. It's not well known coin and this marketing campaign can help to become popular.

It's nothing strange. Bitcoin is first and leading cryptocurrencie and main part of attention goes to Bitcoin. Many new people who joins crypto world have heard only about Bitcoin, and only later some of them become interested in altcoins.
Compare, how many place you can find where Bitcoin is accepted and how many accepts altcoins. And Bitcoin price is growing amazingly, so it's safer and more profitable investment than mostly altcoins.
Only Ethereum can be near Bitcoin by some aspects. But if I would ask people on streets "do you know what is Ethereum", I don't think that many people would be able to answer my question. But now mostly even not crypto users have heard something about Bitcoin, because news mediavgives lot of attention to BTC recently

For users Recaptcha is one of the worst captcha services. But it's good captcha for website owners and this is why mostly websites using Google captcha. Probably, it gives best protection from bots, but become very inconvenient and annoying for users. Especially for these, who have to solve it many times from same browser/device/IP in a short term. If user solving captchas often, Google thinks it's bot or fraudsterand this is why he get more difficult captcha.

Hi, you can check this list of bitcoin debit cards:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1242788.0
As you see, there are many cards to choose. For me it's hard to say which one is best, because I tried only few cards. Some of them really cheap, but also there are few expensive cards
I think that mostly cards is available in Serbia, but before ordering, I recommend to check card website , is it your country isn't restricted.

It's nothing strange. After user win $20 or $200 from freebitco.in, he get email notification to post proof of winning on bitcointalk to get additional bonus. And freebitco.in users who aren't members of Bitcointalk make forum account to post proof. This user just posted in wrong thread, because he had to do it here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1850855.0

If your coin address connected with Faucethub and you don't see earnings on FH accounts, maybe you used scam faucet which aren't paying? And also, on some Faucethub faucets users accumulate earnings on faucet ballance and after reaching cashout treshold, you need to click "Withdraw" button. And some faucet owners send payouts manually each day or once a week.

There are no statement about Segwit2x fork from Yobit so far. I think they will post on their Twitter about maybe week before fork, as it was with previous forks. Then Bitcoin Cash and then Bitcoin Gold was credit to users 24 hours before fork. I believe same thing will happen with upcoming fork. But it's better to wait for announcement from Yobit.

It's possible, but very difficult. Faucet rewards is low and as mrcash02 above said, proccess of claiming from faucets is complicated nowadays. Faucets have lot of ads, popups, anti bot links, hidden miner scripts, url shortners and etc. If you claim all day long, maybe you will earn few dollars
Only way to earn decent income from faucets - find lot of referrals. Maybe you can earn $100 from faucets monthly in this way, but it's very hard, believe me.

It's simple. Let's say your bitcoins stored in wallet address "A" at the moment of fork. In this case, it's Electrum. After fork will happen, send your Bitcoins to separate wallet address "B". And then import private keys of wallet "A" to wallet, which compatible with new forked coin. For example, Electron Cash wallet was used to take Bitcoin Cash. By following these steps you will avoid replay attacks.

I will leave main part of my bitcoins in offline wallet. I don't want to depend on 3rd part service, despite their statement about upcoming fork. I think it's safest way to keep Bitcoins where you control your private keys. And I prefer safety instead of convenience. Maybe I will just leave tiny amount on BTC on one exchange.
Offcourse, if you just want to dump minority chain coin ASAP, keeping coins on exchange at the moment of fork is best for you. It may take even 24 hours or more until exchanges will enable deposits on both chains after fork.

I'm sure that there is huge demand for design services - you take a look at crazy activity in ICO market.
From what you posted - it looks like you can make high quality thread designs. It's good, because now mostly Altcoin announcements looks like it would be made on the same template. I'm not saying that current designs of threads looks bad, but it would be great to see something new

Withdraw it your Bitcoin wallet. No matter which one exactly - most important to control your private keys. And then just keep calm and wait for upcoming fork. Don't keep it on exchanges and wallets like Xapo, Coinbase and similar ones.

I rarely participate in airdrops, but I can say that mostly of these coins aren't good for long term holding. It would be best to sell it when become listed on exchange(s) and then everyon will forget about these coins after dumping it. And it's good way to increase your Bitcoin assets after selling airdroped coins, or invest money in altcoins.
But I can say that I still didn't sold my Bitcoin Cash airdrop, despite that I didn't planned to hodl it in long term.

If you stll need for this tutorial - here is working link to it:
https://cctalk.io/index.php?topic=63.msg262;topicseen#msg262

I always forget to claim my daily 5% bonus . Automatic bonus would be great. Or maybe it would be good enough to put bonus button in better visible place? And I agree about that Yannik faucet is getting better and better and it's always nice to see new improvements.

I think you aren't right. Many people who have single account logging out of forum every time when they leave forum and then they have to solve captcha every time when they want to login again. That's not case for me, because I always stay logged in. But I experienced how hard and annoying Recaptcha can be and it can take few minutes (not seconds) to solve it. We have to solve Recaptcha on many other bitcoin related services - exchanges, faucets,and all otger types of projects. After multiple attempts to solve Recaptcha in short times, often it becomes very difficult and it's problem not only for account farmers.

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But as theymos said, other captchas can be easily bypassed, sowe have to struggle with annoying Recaptcha :/

I don't think that we can call these people as a trolls if they are complaining here about Coinpot service. If they aren't getting withdrawals or their deposit wasn't credited, they just came here to share their experience. If you didn't had any issues with Coinpot, it doesn't means that everything is fine for other people also . But it's always would be best to contact with Coinpot support if you have issues, in recent weeks I saw that some people got responses from Coinpot. Maybe we can expect that their support can become better than it was until now.

bitcoins4free.altervista.org
Another big update:
Added many Bitcoin Faucethub and several Faucetsystem faucets.
Added many high paying Doge faucets (great time to claim from Doge faucets - Dogecoin price is low now and rewards been increased on mostly faucets)
Added some more Ethereum and Bitcoin Cash faucets.
Dry faucets from lists mentioned above removed.
Thanks for informing about changes. Will update later today

I believe that future of ICO's will be more regulated by authorities and maybe it will help to reduce number of scam projects. I think that it won't affect bounty campaigns much. If they are paying in BTC, they will just adjust rates by Bitcoin price in USD. If campaign paying in tokens, I don't think that their rates really matters. Why? Because they only giving promises that these tokens will be worth thousands of dollars after certain period. It more depends on how successful ICO is and how project continue development after it.