That's the disadvantage of using blockchain system, this case also happen to other altcoins which use blockchain as well, and for example is ethereum, since the market cap of this coin has been increasing significantly a number of transactions also increase alongside with the fee, even if Vitalik himself says that bitcoin's fee is absurdly too high, the same will be happening to the ethereum, just see and wait, let the time decide.

Mere an opinion from one side, there's nothing to argue about the article but just ignore it instead, though criticism for bitcoin is absolutely fine and there's nothing to worry about from this article.
From the article itself, I might agree with some points written by the writer but not with the rest (for example, delusional dialogue)

That indirectly means that bitcoin will be standing up again when the scaling problem and any other have been resolved right? But, as I can see so far, there's no sign that it'll be sorted out very soon. I'm here talking about the fact, the fee itself always increases every day, I can't imagine how people with a transaction which only contain a small amount of bitcoin could stand with this condition but the obvious thing is that the problem now appears to be very critical. There's nothing we can do, just wait and see.

The point is, those which you mentioned(skills, knowledge, and analyzation) is what make it called educated guessing, without those, it'll be merely called a pure speculation. There's no absolute or certain answer to what will happening in the future as no one could predict ever since everything is uncertain that makes even the most reasonable coming outcome will still have the possibilities of wrong.
It's ain't fortune teller nor prophecy neither, just a mere guess created based on the statistic and reason behind it.

The local bitcoin company will provide it (all the costs for the machine itself and the maintenance) and as an exchange, they'll take a pretty high fee for a transaction as already occurred to all people that they're complaining about how high the transactions fee were using ATMs.
Though, sometimes people are misunderstanding about the function of bitcoin ATM and Bitcoin vending machine, they can't even see the differences before getting explained.

If you've experienced into such dump and have analysed the whole statistics from the start of bitcoin until now, you'll realise that there's nothing to be worried about. As from my experience that I even getting tricked by this kind of dump as well in the past, after this sort of price drop, there'll be always price recover and bitcoin will reach its new peak. When the price just gets dumped, people will think that it's the right time to buy, thus, the demand is increasing as well as the price, people are still hoping to always have profit and learning from their past.

I can relate to this, newbie often scammed by this kind of shitty money game because they're getting blinded with what those have offered. Even many of people I know had already been scammed by those things. Especially by the Ponzi which entitling as cloud miner, and even there's also some faucet that turning out to be a scam, that's just awkward.

Sounds right indeed, but, there's a time for both gold and bitcoin to lose its value. Just for example, if this world happens to have some sort of food crisis, people will really prefer the food instead of gold, therefore gold loses its value. Same goes to bitcoin, if there's no demand anymore because another advanced technology have been developed to fight against bitcoin and the bitcoin itself become obsolete, people will lose their interests. Rest assured that everything always has its end and that's all matter of the time. Though, just in my opinion that within few years, those things you mentioned aren't going to lose its value.

Due to halving and the acceptance of some countries by officially recognise bitcoin as a legal tender? There's no way bitcoin could drop that low unless something unexpected which is pretty bad happens to bitcoin.
Bitcoin's halving always occurs periodically and demands always increase by the time, it means that Bitcoin has a really high chance to have higher value more than the current price.

There are many people back then who bought bitcoin but just lost its access towards the addresses, that address which contains 3200BTC as you mentioned above probably one of many "rich" addresses that are floating around without owners.
By the way, there's no point to cry over something which have happened in the past, the fact that back then you don't know bitcoin is not your fault at all, better to keep heading the future and achieve something good.

The recent crash really reminds me of what happened a few weeks back. Damn, If I just didn't sell my Bitcoin at that time, I must've been on 25%++ money right now. Such a pain in the ass.
It's now, at the time I'm writing this, have been on the way jumping back to the higher peak, be prepared guys, or you'll miss the train.

When the price just significantly increasing, the amount of transaction also increases, thus, the blockchain is overloaded and people will set their transaction fee at its peak expecting to be confirmed within few minutes and few next blocks. Therefore, the recommendation fee will also increase, it's a normal thing to happen, but, if you're thinking that it's the factor which makes the bitcoin prices crashing, you're wrong. I think that this delay will be lowering the amount of supply and make the price even go higher. just my 2 cents though.

The price volatility of gold is rather low so it's kinda normal. as you say, gold is an effective way to save up your money in form of thing which will always hold it value over time and definitely better than saving up in form of fiat which the government themselves always print the money and make the value decreasing.
Though even if the gold have ever undervalued as you say, it's now already proven to keep its value high until now from centuries ago, it'll be alright and safe.

Satoshi's BTC never moved out of his wallet and some rumours even said that Satoshi himself is a dead man. regardless of BTC which Satoshi owns, if someone could have at least 1 Million BTC, he's already dominating the market, and of course, it needs a really huge amount of money to acquire that much of BTC. The only thing that I'm pretty sure of it, once a man who holds 1 Million BTC sell all of his at the same time, Bitcoin is simply doomed.

If his BTC is all inside the exchangers. I think everything is fine. Though you have pretty silly question  , If he needs his BTC quickly, he simply sends it directly without swapping them because it's basically just an option for him to avoid the overwhelming fee in bitcoin blockchain. Within the time intervals needed for a coin to be swapped and be sent to the targetted wallet, there might be a fluctuation happen, but mostly just a small margin, if he's fine with it, it's ok, though.

Is that official? Why don't have one website and adds it a feature to switch the language instead? Just curious because as you know, the website will be used to gather funds, if there's a clone or any else that's having the purpose to confuse the investors and traps them. Might be a bad idea for the project.
Better to stick with one website, just my opinion though.

Well, I honestly often see that people in few various forums use mBTC as their way calling 100k sats. People back then too when bitcoin first released just calling bitcoin by mere BTC because they were owning hundreds or thousand of BTC and it seems like a dust for them. But see now, the price increase significantly, a BTC worth thousand dollar, so it's normal that there's a change of behaviour on how people call BTC.

That's actually because of scaling problem, and every digital currency which uses blockchain will face it eventually when there are too many people making a transaction at the same time, the miners only decide to include transactions which have rather "top" fees and leave the rest. Thus, the average recommendation fee will be increasing significantly. Especially now, when people have no patience of waiting and just throwing their money into the miner's fee. Good for the miner but not for the ordinary user.

Well that mistake often happened to many newbies who just jumping into this altcoin trading without knowing what's actually going on and buying dust coin which have no value at all and hoping for miracle to come expecting that if the price gets pumped soon, he'll get an easy profit but the fact is the opposite, the coin will be soon delisted from many exchanges.
Coin with no buy-order seem can't hold on that long on the exchange that it'll soon delist immediately, just better to learn things first especially for newbies.

Same goes when another coin is starting to skyrocket, a beginner often falls for this that even do some sort of cut lose to move their money to this coin but unfortunately, the train is gone, and the result is lost.
Though, when price is skyrocketing even a little bit, some people will feel that if they don't sell their coins right now, they'll lose, it's like, they're having a hard time to make a decision.