What do you mean by hijacking Bitcoin? And why would the government do it?

Otherwise, nowadays more authorities have started to realize that.
Miami mayor is going to allow pay taxes in Bitcoin.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-08/miami-mayor-hints-at-measure-to-put-crypto-on-city-balance-sheet
One of NYC mayoral candidate is very Bitcoin friendly.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/andrew-yang-says-he-ll-transform-nyc-into-a-bitcoin-hub-if-elected-mayor
And don't forget about Malta that gets the reputation of Blockchain island.

EOS transaction volume capacity beats ETH. NEO, XTZ and ADA were all thought to be ETH killers. Which of them has really succeeded?

Everything that can serve as a medium of exchange and a measure of value is money. In these terms both cryptos and CBDCs are forms of real money.

Congratulations! Only passionate Bitcoin believers knew that Bitcoin at $10K was undervalued.

Damn no!
The Fed uses extra money printing as a tool to rescue the economy amid the pandemic. Or where was "stimulus" money coming from?
Estimates are that 22% of the circulating US dollar was printed in 2020.

Stablecoins backed by fiat currencies should be fully backed or they can't legally represent the reserved assets. Bitcoin or any altcoins aren't correlated with stablecoins directly.

2021 has recently started, so it's too early to make any predictions.I still hope this year will be much better than the last one. The guy was right about one thing

First of all, you should try to contact Binance support. Secondly, let's find out why it happened. Have you ever left your contact open? Does anybody else have an access to your device?

The Fed has no intention to make crypto more acceptable. Moreover, stimulus checks are launched to help the citizens survive, not to teach them invest in crypto wisely.

I'll share my own conspiracy about Satoshi too. The way s/he spells the words may be used to purposely confuse us, but it may also mean that English isn't Satoshi's native language. Anyway, all attempts to find the real person behind the pseudonym of Satoshi Nakamoto are just waste of time. Let's spend it wisely on learning more about Bitcoin instead of seeking its creator.

The same can be said about Bitcoin, most altcoins and even fiat money. ETH isn't the best altcoin ever, but some altcoins aimed to be "ETH killer" weren't performing well.

The governments don't think so. They consider these "money airdrops" as the only way to make people buy goods and recover the economy. They must be blind if they don't see that we invest or save the money instead.

When multimillionaire companies buy Bitcoin, ordinary people start to realize that Bitcoin is a worthy investment. Maybe it's the reason to be happy.

So Dash core group claims that Dash is pseudonymous? I consider it as an attempt to avoid Dash delisting only.

A couple of years ago, when I bought my first Bitcoin, I used to believe that Bitcoin would become the world currency like the US dollar right now. But trying to be more realistic I understood that because of numerous disadvantages Bitcoin couldn't succeed as the currency. Well, it's great as a store of wealth (especially in long terms), but its volatility, high transaction fees and so on are here to stay.

Bitcoin doesn't stop surprising us this year. And I finally realized that it's never to late to invest in. I hope it will reach $50K mark sooner or later.

Even if you want it so much, you can't prevent the crisis. Just try to avoid the dramatic consequences for you and be less pushy while talking to your friends about Bitcoin.

It must be a milestone for the entire industry. And notable fact is that 70% of the crypto market cap belongs to Bitcoin.

Some people invest in Bitcoin to become richer, while your investing strategy lets you kill two birds with one stone - to become healthy and to get a decent amount of coins in the future. I don't like to play a role of financial adviser, but I'll tell my smoker-friend about your idea.
Congratulations and good luck!