Don't think it has already been suggested here, but seems to me like this would be a good fit for Project Development, but with another title.
Also ditch the Google Docs and just write everything in the OP and update that.

Well, that's why it's always best to support open-source crypto projects.
Even if something happens to the creator, the project itself will always live on.

Well, or it gets forked, that basically happens all the time. I mean, Litecoin and many other coins were also forked from Bitcoin.
Bitcoin itself also thrives without its creator being present...

Definitely support it, but I don't really think it matters.
He's always been flagged into oblivion and just goes on without caring one bit.

You have to admit he's one persistent little bugger.
Think about all the time he could have spent on doing something productive, instead of desperately trying to promote his severely flawed concept on this forum.

How is this related to altcoins? Weird to post this in Altcoin Discussion.

But yeah, that's when the last Bitcoins will be mined.
From that point forward, miners will be rewarded with the transaction fees included in every block mined.

Working as intended... Nothing weird about it

I've had periods where I almost exclusively used decentralized exchanges, but I generally paid a bit too much due to the low amount of liquidity and high prices of sell orders.
Nowadays i just tend to use Kraken a lot, because the prices are generally better and I've been using them on and off since 2013.

Once most DEX's have decent volume and liquidity, I'd definitely use them again.

Uhm, how exactly would you propose he'd do that?
Doge and Ethereum are two completely different coins, there's no sense in trying to integrate them.

In my opinion, doge is just fine the way it is now, it doesn't need partnerships or whatever.
More than that, once other projects start to influence dogecoin too much, it would completely ruin what it's all about.

For all the talk about "dumb people" in your post, you don't really seem to explain your case all too smartly yourself.
Just saying...

I've read it 3 times and I still don't fully understand what you're on about.

I know that LBRY is always looking for new contributors to their project.
Given the fact that you have some coding skills, it could be the perfect project to get yourself acquainted with, since they accept contributions in a wide variety of languages (Python, C++, NodeJS, etc.)

Reading about your specific skill-set, it could be a great fit, since they need contributors on both the development and marketing side of things.

Have a look at these resources:

https://lbry.com/
https://lbry.tech/contribute

Just to give you a a quick summary of what LBRY is all about:

It's an open-source digital content marketplace, currently mostly being used as a decentralized video hosting platform (similar you Youtube).

The fact that it was the first ever Bitcoin forum around and the fact it's so libertarian (pretty much anything goes, except for highly illegal stuff).

Oh yeah and obviously aliens, shapeshifting reptilians to be precise. David Icke & Alew Jones wish they could get to the bottom of it, but Theymos has always been one step ahead of them.

Seems like this thread would fit more in Service Discussion.

I personally tend to use Kraken a lot, but it's far from being instant. Their fees are pretty low though and they've been around for a long time.
The thing with low or no-fees exchanges is that they often mark their prices up a bit. That way, you're technically not paying a fee, but you're just paying more for your Bitcoins.

Coinbase is pretty good for buying Bitcoins instantly, but you need a credit card for that. They definitely do not have the lowest fees though.

There used to be a really unique game on Steem, called MoonSteem.
I had never seen a game like that before, it showed a graph that was going up and the multiplier increased, as long as the graph was going up.

You had to cash out before the game went bust and them you got paid out whichever multiplier it was on.
I once won a game with a X700 multiplier.

The game has been discontinued due to regulatory issues though.

Yeah fair enough, I'm not that into Minecraft anymore, so I don't really know the go-to anti-cheat methods.
But what you're saying does sound reasonable, especially if you can include some sort of waiting period before prizes are paid out (to review the matches and catch cheaters before you pay out).

While I don't play too much Minecraft, I'd actually love watching some competitive UHC. Still a big fan of that, whenever someone on Youtube plays it, adding an extra competitive aspect to it (prize money) would make it even better I think.

Btw, why do it with wagers? Wouldn't it be more interesting if you could find actual sponsors instead?
Maybe some blockchain companies or Minecraft server hosting companies would be willing to sponsor in return for advertising.
Then livestream everything on Twitch, perhaps find a couple of big Minecraft Twitch streamers to join the tournament?

That's highly subjective and I personally think there's no right or wrong way to spend your merits. (as long as you're not abusing the system)
What you think is a junk post, might be quality for someone else.

I know some people only consider posts with +10 sentences merit-worthy, while others only look at the content and general helpfulness of the post.
It's good that there's a lot of diversity between merit sources, that's going to "cover the most ground" IMO.

I think it's around 4 people in total who've specifically asked me to purchase Bitcoin for them.
Meaning that I've set up a paper wallet for them and loaded it with a couple thousand euros worth of Bitcoin.

Before I did that, I've thoroughly explained them how it works and how they can convert it back into fiat whenever they feel like doing that.

I haven't come across your name too much, but I just checked your latest posts and created topics and I'm pleasantly surprised.
Like, even though your English isn't 100% perfect (it's good and understandable though), you still put quite a lot of effort into what you write on the forum.

I see you're from Nigeria, which really puts a smile on my face, because you're single-handedly improving the reputation of your country.
Of course I know that there are many good people in Nigeria (and every country of course), but on the internet you tend to see a lot of negativity surrounding that particular country.

Really great of you to put in your best effort to become a productive member of Bitcointalk!

Not to be rude, but why are you replying to threads in the mining boards when you say yourself you have nothing to add there?
Are you even interested in mining at all? If the answer is no, stick to other boards where you do have something to add.

Never let the fact that you're in a signature campaign determine how much and where you post.
Always try to be constructive and add value to your replies.

On this forum, it's best not to mirror other people, just find out by yourself how to behave. It's good that you asked here, because now you know what not to do in the future. That's what the Meta board is all about IMO.

Oh and just download Shazam to find songs

Can't you even read the OP before you reply? You can play without captcha on Freebitco.in...
They know it's because people use bots to play.

Someone else already mentioned there are free tampermonkey scripts out there, no need to install anything...
Okay, you do have to make sure that the scripts are safe, but anyone with basic coding knowledge can do that.

In some cases, it does add an extra layer of trust, especially when it's a well-known legendary member.
I know a couple of legendary members, including myself, who would only create an announcement thread when they are 100% sure that the project is fair and trustworthy.

Yeah, I'm not surprised given Facebook's history with not being able to safeguard personal data.
Cambridge Analytics is still fresh in everyone's memory and now they're starting their own stablecoin.

All I see is a massive data mining operation where they're going to have access to people's finances on the platform.

Yes, but you also have to take 'first mover advantage' into account.
This could actually be the perfect way to start a new casino from scratch and get a lot of interest, purely due to the fact that it works with LN.

Sure, the casino and games need to be good, but I wouldn't underestimate the power that "being one of the first LN casinos" has.