I think it is entirely possible that the Rothschild family is the richest family. They control so many structures in our world. I also heard that there are other more significant people... But these are already conspiracy theories, etc.

P.S.
This is off topic, but in fact, being rich to do something is not so important . This is just a stereotype that many people do not understand.

The best advice I ever heard in case of investments and all is to treat money without emotion. I understand that a person cannot be completely unemotional about something, but you need to try to do everything possible to make it that way. If, on the contrary, you relate to money with emotions, then most likely in the first stressful situation you will lose your money...

There's no scamming. If you didn't notice after completing KYC people withdraw their coins. No one gets robbed.

What if Satosi Nakamoto is just a fictional character behind whom there is a whole group of developers. I think that Bitcoin created a government of one of the countries (USA, China) to use this new industry further in its favor  

There is no logic in it. Cryptocurrency will not disappear, because a large number of people use it. There are some things that cann't be realized without crypto. Therefore, I believe that in the future, cryptocurrency, on the contrary, will become more significant than it is now. In any case, these all are assumptions.

Contact the support, complete KYC, and the problem will vanish. That's what I did in my time.

Absolutely yes!
But only in the following cases:
- If you have a certain amount of money that you want to increase, but you don't afraid to lose this money (because we don't know how to accurately predict the future, and anything can happen!)
- If you don't need this money in the near future, because you can benefit from such an investment only with long-term investments.
- If you understand why you are doing this. Because most beginners don't understand crypto and the market situation at the time of their transaction. At the moment, the market is no longer at the very minimum, but the price will greatly increase further.

Until there is no evidence or at least a convincing investigation, it's all just bla bla bla. I use this exchange, I trade, I withdraw, etc. I've come through KYC once, that wasn't a trouble. I think some people tend to panic when something goes not the way they were planning. That's not the right reason to dismiss the entire platform.

At the moment there is no exact answer.
I think that not all people are ready to abandon the usual banking system in favor of Bitcoin. It is very difficult and global solution. We cannot say with accuracy that it is better, since the adoption of Bitcoin as the base currency can lead to catastrophic consequences (crisis, unemployment, etc.).
Logically, Bitcoin is much more mobile and convenient than our banking system. And I hope that in time we will be able to use bitcoin for the benefit of people.

Hmm... that's a good question.
I can say that if I didn’t know anything about the crypto sphere, first I would start studying the crypto market, start exploring and analyze the history of Bitcoin creation, I would try to understand why some currencies had such a rapid increase in their price.
But in fact, this is not the most important thing. The most important thing is the analytical thinking and understanding of the foundations of any markets and basic processes in society. Of course, the crypto market and the blockchain are different from all that was before. But there are laws that work absolutely in all walks of life.
The most trivial example: no matter how you treat this, from time immemorial to nowadays there is such a way of life that 80% of people don't understand and don't want to understand anything, 19% of people understand much more and use it, and only 1% of people fully understand what is happening around and can control it themselves. Based on the understanding of this structure in society, it is possible to draw many conclusions and more accurately predict the further development of the crypto sphere and not only that.
And we must strive for precisely this analytical thinking and understanding of what is happening around. And some separate details of the crypto will not give you much. Therefore, first of all, I would try to understand what is happening around and how you can use it.

So you say that they do KYC slowly, other exchanges do it slowly too, and all of a sudden you claim that Hitbtc is insolvent although people withdraw their coins from this exchange. I didn't manage to find any info specifying which amount of money is "below limits for KYC". It's sad that you can't pass KYC, but I can't agree with your accusations. More than that, you have no evidence, only your guessings.

Well, I understand that after Kraken has launched a poll and 71 percent of users voted for delisting BSV from the exchange, they decided to delist it. Earlier Binance delisted it too.

But isn’t it too much? Take into account the remaining coin holders, even if there is only 29 percent of them. What should they do? For me as a BSV holder it didn’t look quite fair. I didn’t hold much, but I’d still prefer to have it for the future. Now I had to transfer it to freewallet and I’m still searching for other services to hold it...

Imagine if all the Hillary supporters would have to leave the country after Trump won. This is inadequately hard decision.

You do not ban currency just because of its stupid founders who make idiotic statements. Think about people.

Also I’ll be glad if you name some other services where they still have BSV.

I think that the January won't be decisive, but the second half or even the end of 2019. Bitcoin can not soar without any reason. We need a gradual buildup, and only then, after breaking through this level, Bitcoin can begin its positive movement. This is my opinion, but many others with whom I have talked about also believe this.

Everything will be known in the second half of 2019. If the price of Bitcoin goes up, then we were right, Bitcoin will rise. If the price goes down, then you will need to think about what to do next. Personally, I do not think that the price can go down. Logically, the price should slowly go up, then after the investments of large investors go up sharply.

Definitely yes! 2019 for Bitcoin will be decisive! According to many forecasts, in the second half of 2019 the price will increase. If you invest now, then later it will turn into a big profit. Personally, I do. I invest part of the money with each salary.

We can only help bitcoin indirectly. Investing in it and taking advantage already in those stores that exist. You can also create your own business selling something for Bitcoin. People will start using Bitcoin as a currency in everyday life when the state allows it. At the moment, the state’s trust in Bitcoin is not yet available. Let's see what will happen next.

At the moment, only the state can make Bitcoin stable. But the state will not yet intervene in this, since it is not known what consequences this may cause and how this may affect the economy as a whole. Bitcoin will not be stable next year for sure. What happens next is not known. This is my opinion on this

In short:
By the end of 2017 there was a sharp increase. Bitcoin price was about 20K.
Then the whole of 2018 and up to this point, the price gradually decreases. Now about 3.5K.
Constantly there are discussions about what will happen next. People are divided into two types:
1) people who do not believe that bitcoin will grow and think that you need to withdraw your money.
2) people who believe that bitcoin will increase in price many times, who believe that now is the time to invest in bitcoin.

I will say from myself. I admit the possibility of both outcomes. Therefore, I do not put all the money on Bitcoin. However, I inject bit of my savings into Bitcoin now at this price. I think this is logical. And if bitcoin drops even lower, I won’t lose much on that.

When he bought his 4 bitcoins? If at a very high price - the solution is one: to hold Bitcoin until the moment when it will be again profitable.
If your father bought bitcoins at an average or low price and the loss is not so big, then let him sell half of them, so it will be quieter.

Yes! You should always calculate the possible risks and consequences. If you just keep Bitcoin and hope for something, then you will not earn money! You need to understand that most likely Bitcoin will increase in price, but not to put all your money on it.
And in general, making money is just a part of life, there are many other areas where you can do, for example, something useful for people or for the world as a whole.
My result: to treat Bitcoin calmly and without fanaticism, as a possible method of earning, and not as a lifestyle.