I've seen a lot of accusations against them, so I can't completely trust them. I use several stable coins to store my funds, usdc, dai etc

In my opinion, this is quite natural if the usual payment methods are not available. This will happen over and over again, and in my opinion, it is much more convenient for a client who does not want to disclose their details. I use the donation button integrated with Nowpayments alongside fiat donations and I've noticed that it brings in a lot more fees.

You can use one of the exchanges for this, depending on where the token is listed, it is better if it is Binance. You will need an account there, but you can also use Forkdelta, Etherdelta or ChangeNOW without registering if they have your token for swapping.

Sending a fake is like roulette. If you risk losing something, I would not advise you to do it.

Most of the bounty hunters want to get a lot doing nothing, and for some reason, they call it to work. I do not want to offend anyone, but the bounty is not a job for which you have to pay, tokens are a reward that usually costs nothing.

I like Binance and this is really the best exchange, I also use ChangeNOW as an exchange without registration.
Bittrex cannot be there because they block accounts. There are many accusations against Bittrex on the forum.

I think this is the internal work of Cryptopia, because I see a lot of controversy in this. In any case, I stopped using them, they lost confidence.

I use Binance and ChangeNOW as an alternative exchange without registration. Binance is the best exchange from this list.

This is not always a scam, but we cannot be sure that our ID will not be sold.

Decentralized exchanges give anonymity, but unfortunately they have a small amount of coins and do not work so quickly. I use Coinchangex and EtherDelta from this list.

Mining becomes unprofitable, as costs increase, and mining becomes more difficult. The only ones who have profit in this situation are large companies.

Coins are moving inside the exchange addresses, this is normal and you really do not own your addresses. You only get it at the time of use, so the service can use it as it wants. At the same time, Cryptopia, in my opinion, is lost and will never return a reputation.

I read all the messages here and I think you should not despair. YoBit can really return ETH, but you have to understand that it’s not so easy and they will do it as a sign of goodwill. You must remind them of this, and if they refuse, you can create an accusation in this section of the forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0 By the way, offering them a reward is a really good idea.

This is not a scam. Mercatox is completely trustworthy on my part, so you should not be afraid. However, if you are planning to perform big operations, you will have to undergo KYC.

It is impossible to answer unequivocally because everyone has their own preferences. In my opinion, these are services that do not require registration (security), have a favorable rate and fast processing claims. I use the Changenow, which was mentioned here, and this service suits me in everything. I also get bonuses for each exchange with them. In addition, I use Coinswitch sometimes.

This is really much more convenient from my point of view and more secure, because even Binance sometimes blocks accounts, although it is really one of the best.

I think that the exchange of BCH to ETH will be the right decision since ETH is more flexible in growth. I bought it on the last fall and have already received some profit, then I expect to get some more.

In fact, only services without registration will be able to guarantee the safety of funds, since you do not give them access to all funds, but give only a part for the exchange.

I think this is really one of the exchangers that I can trust.

This really opens up opportunities for freelancers since most people want something more than a standard job can offer. But the variability of Bitcoin prices serves as a deterrent to paying in Bitcoins. However, some platforms are trying to implement something similar.

If you mean something like Changenow or Changelly, then, of course, I would prefer the exchanger, since they do not hold my funds (I do not create an account.) On the other hand, if you mean KYC, as it is on Binance or Bittrex, I would prefer Changenow, since their rules provide for KYC for exchanges over 11 BTC. However, all services must be approached with caution, only this way you will be able to save your funds.