Which token are you looking for to sell? If ERC-20 based tokens, you may use Etherdelta. It's not exactly user-friendly but it a very good and reliable decentralized exchange which list every kind of ETH-based token.
For Waves-based tokens, you need to wait they are listed on other exchanges.

Anyway, you can look here on coinmarket cap: https://coinmarketcap.com/tokens/views/all/
Click on the token you wanna sell and then on "markets". You will find a list of all exchanges which list such tokens...

This is a real gem for airdrop hunters! you put all the infos in detail, all the requirements users must have and all the dates of incoming airdrops. Thank you for your effort...

I would not say there has been an actual migration so far. Maybe some one just convert their BTC into fiat currencies because of BTC high price. Nothing so strange although the could be a fork when people can get new coins for free. But many maybe just wanna realize now because they need money.
BTC dominance is still high, although not as high as it was one year ago...

You need to do your own due diligence. Research about altcoins, search for as many infos as you can get (about team, project, roadmap, etc.), look at the charts and never be caught in pump and dump schemes!

At the end of the day, you are the one who put the money to invest, so you are the only one who should decide which coin you have to invest in. If you ask people here on bitcointalk, or facebook or on reddit, many of them just shill the coins they own.

I joined your campaign. When will you add personal text and avatar anyway?

with signature campaigns basically you display an ad in your signature space and get paid for doing it. You can find list of campaigns here and here.

Yet keep in mind most campaigns managers don't accept newbies, so you first need to grow your rank and become at least junior member to join one...

There are many ways to do it. One of the most commonly used on this forum is signature campaign; with it basically you display an ad in your signature space and get paid for doing it.

Then you can join Bitcoin affiliate programs, there are lots of them. With them, basically you get paid for every user you refer by your unique link. It is very good if you have a blog or a youtube channel with lots of viewers.

Also, you may try to do micro-tasks or sell your skills on this subforum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=5.0

Good luck!

Totally agree with your point of view. If Bitcoin will remain a kind of digital gold it will never become mainstream, because it will be used just for investment purposes and investors (in any market) are generally a minority compared to the whole world population.
So Bitcoin can get mainstream only if it is used as a currency and a payment method. Otherwise, if Bitcoin will be used just for investments and speculation, it won't get mainstream. Never.

This is something very interesting because I though similar things some weeks ago, before even knowing similar programs by NSA. Studying the way a person wrote can be useful to identify "anonymous" people. Every one has its own way of writing.
It's basically a social engineering technique, which may use advanced softwares to get results faster. But even a single individual with LOTS of patience and free time can achive good results...

Sorry but I don't understand Russian. What was their crime? And how is it related to Bitcoin anyway?
I thought Russia was a very Bitcoin-friendly country...

Yes, exchanges charge a fee for every withdraw you do, some for their own goals and some to cover network fees. Also, there are trading fees. Yet deposits are usually free of charge and you'll pay "only" the network fee.

Anyway I didn't understand well what you need to do. Do you wanna withdraw ETH to a safer wallet? If so, the most common choice is to use myetherwallet.com https://www.myetherwallet.com/.

Hello bro and welcome to the forum. For meetups you can read here, here and  here.

About trading, my advice is to pick several coins which you think have great potential in the long run and just wait until the price will grow. There are many other trading strategies out there anyway, just pick the one you prefer. I also suggest to watch youtube videos about trading. There are many channel related to crypto-trading, for example Vincent Briatore, Chris Dunn and Data Dash...

People who are already rich usually stay away from high-risk investments like cryptocoins or ICOs. They prefer to stay safer and invest their money in tools which they are pretty sure to not lose money on them. Cryptocoin actually are more for gamblers nowadays, they could continue to grow or not. The future is quite unpredictable...

The answer is pretty simple. Electrum cold storage.

1. Put Electrum on an USB stick. Then copy the seed and the private keys to a sheet.
2. Repeat this process as many times as you want. You may put electrum on 3-4 different sticks and write seed and private keys on different sheets as well.
3. Memorize the seed in your mind.
4. Give the sheet with a seed on to a trusted person (if know one  ) or put it in another place different than your house (maybe another house, or a car, you know it...)

If your house burns, you'll recover all your funds from the seed. Same for natural disasters. As long as you have the seed you can recover all your funds.

In my opinion the best you can do is to memorize your seed like a poem... repeat, repeat and repeat it every day until you will remember it easily. Everything could burn, be destroyed,or broke, except your brain...

Well, bitcointalk is a forum. You need to know programming languages to make website, to know how hosting works and all that related stuff. Also, very important is security. Bitcointalk was attacked many times in the past and there's often this risk. If you wanna to make a large user base website you need to take care of users' security and privacy. No leak of information is allowed.
If you are not so savvy about that, you better hire experienced stuff. You don't need to start a company to run a website btw...

Yes, it is already becoming something like that. Mainly a store of value/digital asset which keeps growing in price. As a payment system it is becoming good only for large transactions, but definitely not for micro-payments. If you wanna buy expensive stuff, you'll be quite glad to use Bitcoin, because fees, confirmation time and other things seem quite better than banks or other online payments like paypal, but if you wanna buy small items, worth for example 10$ or less it is not a good idea to use Bitcoin because it's slower and more expensive than paypal, credit cards, etc.

In short, yes, yes and yes.
But I wouldn't wait too much to redeem your Bitcoin Cash, if I were you. Because no one knows how much this coin will last, it could disappear even before "few years". So it's better to move more quickly. Yet, if you believe this coin (BCH) will last forever, well, you may wait at least another couple of years...

Yes, you can do trading even if you have just an iphone. No need to have a pc, although it would be better. There are many exchanges which have mobile versions, just be sure to choose the one you like the most. Then you don't need to download all the official wallets, you may just exchange's dedicated wallets.
Also, there is coinomi for mobile which is a good and reliable multi-currency wallet.

I think yobit has the largest number of altcoins available, but keep in mind most of them are just useless coins. Also coins are often removed due to low volume, etc. Yobit is a good choice for you anyway, also because they accept fiat money deposits. To deposit fiat you have the following options: Payeer, PerfectMoney, Capitalist, QiWi.

My best guess is he hid his identity for security purposes. Governments, banks or even common criminal thieves could try to attack his life, steal his money or even kill him. It would be too dangerous to reveal his identity.

Another good reason, maybe, is that he didn't want to be under the spotlight. He liked to create a "stand-alone" currency, without the need of a leader, in the true spirit of decentralization. This way all the people's attention is on Bitcoin and not on its creator.