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According to Coinmarketcap 1 BTC is worth $9.446,19 at the moment. 1 ETH is worth $785,76.
For every BTC you will receive 1.3 million floaks. That's $0.0073 per Floaks. Or ~137 floaks per dollar.

Thanks for all your patience. Our ICO is back online.

ICO online in just 4 days. We will be listed on both HitBtc and Coinexchange after the ICO.

Wow, the price is really low right now, lost a lot already... is it smart to buy some more now?

You don't need a huge hashing power, just remove the breakpoints and you will start at point zero. Just clone the Bitcoin Github source (like Litecoin, Dogecoin and so on did) and change the genesis block, change block time, total number of blocks and remove the checkpoints. If you have knowledge of c or c++ this is pretty easy. If you don't have any programming experience this might be too difficult.

The article mentioned is pretty complete.

Yes. The lightning network.
 
https://lightning.network/

I'm really too much into Bitcoin nowadays. When I was reading the title beforing opening this topic it thought the topic starter was referring to "Why Bitcoin cash is better than Bitcoin" 

You are never too late to join. In the long term the price will go up, and for day traders its also a huge opportunity.

But always good to spread your money over several coins (do research first), not just Bitcoin.

Cameron Winklevoss Predicts That Bitcoin Will Reach Multi-Trillion Value must be Cameron Winklevoss Hopes That Bitcoin Will Reach Multi-Trillion Value

Don't really get the question, its not precise enough.

For sending tokens between platforms:
1. If you have the tokens on an exchange you can transfer it to another exchange or offline address by using the withdraw/deposit option and entering your Erc20 address.
2. For a transfer between 2 offline addresses (or from an offline address to an exchange) you can use www.myetherwallet.com.

You might refer to how EOS will transfer Erc20 tokens into native EOS tokens on the EOS blockchain. For this you can read their website:
https://eos.io/faq.html

21. When will I receive native cryptographic tokens on the EOS Platform?
As mentioned above, EOS Tokens will become fixed (non-transferable) on the Ethereum blockchain within 23 hours after the end of the final EOS Token distribution period which will occur on June 1, 2018 at 22:59:59 UTC. At this point the EOS Token distribution process will be complete and any person who wishes to launch an EOS Platform adopting the EOS.IO Software will be able to generate a JSON file mapping EOS public keys to the fixed balances of the EOS Tokens from the state of the Ethereum blockchain.
The EOS.IO Software is built such that any EOS Platform that adopts the EOS.IO Software will require approval of holders of not less than 15% of the total issued and outstanding EOS Tokens before tokens on such blockchain (the “Blockchain Tokens”) can be transferred. In other words, if the EOS.IO Software is adopted, it will be the responsibility of holders holding at least 15% of the issued and outstanding EOS Tokens to adopt one or more blockchains in order for Blockchain Tokens received on such blockchains to be transferrable.
As block.one will not configure and/or launch any EOS Platform, block.one will have no control over when, how or whether the EOS.IO Software is adopted or implemented, or how, when or whether the EOS Platform is launched. As such, you should not expect and there is no guarantee that you will receive any other cryptographic tokens or digital assets now or in the future.

You can check the most used markets per coin on coinmarketcap.

For example for Bitcoin use: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets

Just visit the websites listed there and check if they support your country / payment method.

All wallets implement the same technique but they don't all use the Bitcoin core source. Best way to start is to Google for something like "compile Bitcoin source"

Several options available. You can develop a c++ client, a Node client, and so on. Include this in your search.
You can also check some open source wallets on Github. For example Electrum:
https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum

An example to compile the original wallet is:
https://bitzuma.com/posts/compile-bitcoin-core-from-source-on-ubuntu/

I always do the following before sending any BTC:

• Check for the number of unconfirmed transactions: https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions
• Check for the https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/#delay

If I want the transaction to occur fast (because I want to turn BTC into cash) I use a very high fee when the number of unconfirmed transactions is huge.
If I don't really care about the speed of the transaction I'm using an average fee, but large enough so it won't take 24 hours to confirm.

After sending/receiving BTC I always use:
https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/

This website shows a confidence factor and miners preference for unconfirmed transactions:
https://www.blockcypher.com/dev/bitcoin/#confidence-factor

This technique works fine for me.

Check this topic:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149479.0

Didn't know this website before but it gives a good comparison:
https://www.cryptocompare.com/wallets/#/overview

Personally I use Electrum and Exodus, both work fine.

Not really. Better to start mining alternative currencies.

Check this website: https://whattomine.com.
Based on experience, do some research first and pick a currency with a lot of potential and a low (or not that high) difficulty.
I always use https://coincheckup.com/ as a main source for research.

Depends on the validators. Use hard to modify source data. Validate first, publish after.
Several more techniques to make it more random.