If I had this much money - I guess I'll have ways to earn more or have other valuable assets, I'll pay.

Hoping to see your terminals in restaurants soon!

I like self-service a lot and restaurants are really in a bad need of this - people going around to just transfer information is not the way it should be in the Information Age.

Waiters taking orders may be a good service for some, but not for me. Bringing food to customers is another thing, I don't yet feel as comfortable with drone delivery to the table right before me

This depends on your coin of choice. It's unlikely for most altcoins that you can exchange them to regular currency directly or buy anything.

The most general way is if coin is listed at exchange - you can exchange it there to BTC/ETH and buy something with those or exchange them to USD, your options for exchange to USD depend on your country of residence.

Some coins have in-built ability to be of use in the developers' system or already have shops where you can buy with them directly and/or exchange to USD.

What are your nearest plans? I see the ICO date, but apart from it? Like I see the website was renewed - are there more such updates to be expected in the nearest time?

Actually, I don't see CryptoRuble in any major news network. There is an RT article which is quite minor for such news, but I guess we may expect that they get info from the horse's mouth. The way it's worded is disgusting, launching government crypto while outlawing all other.

Is this project only for restaurants?

Each time I see industry-specific projects I always hope that developers are open to more, I think your system can be applied to more than restaurants.

Why there are so many people doubting doge here? It's not like doge has some hard to achieve goals like many projects have and the price is greater in 2017 then it was for some time now. I don't say it is the best coin to invest for high gains, but it's not what it is about, is it?

Is this connected to dogecoin is any way? Not that they reserved this name, but they are known, I'll expect some similarities from project taking such similar name.

We need more projects like this, helping to promote crypto. I think it's an excellent way for people to get acquainted with it - in familiar setting and without large investment. Wishing you all the best!

This is disconcerting. The name of the currency also seems a play on Bitcoin which is not okay for any coin striving to become a major player.

Satoshi looks like someone with much dedication to his project, considering the amount of Bitcoin that he has, the life he can have with those and that IMO he is not using much of those as he would be much more likely to be exposed if he did.

P.S. I guess Satoshi may be a woman, just find using gender neutral pronouns attracting too much attention. Number-of-people-neutral pronouns even more so 

Then the banks will be using it between themselves I guess, because they own all of it. And there will be little reason to buy it from them.

You can store password via software, e.g. Keepass, if you have many passwords. The best way is not to store it anywhere outside your head - make a long password that's easy to remember, e.g. "no1@thisforumcanguessmypassword". If your sentence is random enough then it will be really hard to bruteforce. Making passwords that you can't remember will just require reminders that someone else can find and use.

Bitcoin is valuable for being a currency, so it's a currency. There is a component of long-term investment currently, but people invest in other currencies in a similar way and this does not make them something else.

Leaving full-time job to trade Bitcoin is risky, same as going into any currency trading. Leaving full-time job to work on a Bitcoin-related project is just moving to another project, Bitcoin is a big market and there is a lot of very real work.

Considering his charity campaigns, his support is much more inspiring to me now then when he was just a guy with lots of money.

I don't see any argument in the OP that shows that mentioned definition do not apply to Bitcoin. e.g. I don't see how you can disprove that often mentioned "medium of exchange" does not apply to Bitcoin.

There are examples like gold, silver and fiat, but it is unlikely that they implied that they listed everything. Check the history of money, there are many examples that are not gold, silver and fiat. Bitcoin is electronic, but so are credit cards.

Really main point is being medium of exchange and Bitcoin is medium of exchange.

Top coins are good for long term. I think you should include the idea that you may need to sell earlier in you plan too and watch the market often anyway, as history of crypto is not very long yet and anything may happen, which is not guaranteed to reach you fast unless you watch it.

IMO, users who choose Facebook over "the old platforms" is not the market that can be easily overtaken by a third party. It could be much better if this was integrated with FB, to facilitate this very situation and not creating a whole alternative network. This may work, but I think the idea is too risky at this early point.

Website link in OP leads to https://www.pirl.io/ which it is not reachable, I think you should fix it at the website, but on the other hand I see that website is accessible at https://pirl.io/, so maybe at least change the link.