Just a "remainder" for all fans out there lol.

In the first place traders do trades to make profits that's why they care for the price lol. So price does matter for them.

Also there's no such thing as exact date or time when a trades will do such buy and selling move. It's all about the "price" and the "trend".

Like I stated in my previous post, it will be done in a due process and all judiciary officials are on hand with any cases. Kill on sight are only for brutal and most wanted.

Also about your last question, what if one of your family members experienced that horrible crime?

It's better that people are afraid to do horrible crimes since they know they will be punished.

You will never know the real score once you get into the actual situation.

Actually in most of the cases, every pump has an associated dump and we see that many times since the price hits $300 last year.

Today's case of price rise is different because there are hypes, expected speculations and manipulators on the move. Also the growth is exaggerating so even there will be a massive dump I see it won't goes down much for at least 50% considering those price low hunters set a target price of above $500 to do massive buys.

GSW is off night this Game 6 and I see that is one factor why they lose.

There are lots of "uncontested" shots (meaning no defense at all) especially at the rainbow area but seems the ring is throwing out the ball.

K. Thompson : 9/21 ; 3/10 3's
S. Curry : 8/20 ; 6/13 3's
H. Barnes : 0/8 ; 0/5 3's (Most of it's are open shots)

If this will changed then we can expect a close game match at Game 7.

Let's wait and see if some bearish activity will take place when the price reached again $1000 or nearer to it's ATH.

Look at what happen earlier around $770+, one big bear dumps then it really dragged away the other resulting to dipping point at $720.

But the resistance is good since hours later we are back again at $750 range.

Awareness isn't quite a big deal. Actually with the current of numbers of bitcoin users it's enough to become this crypto a global currency. But still it isn't considered as a global currency? Because in most of the cases, bitcoin used to get profits. Yes, an investment and that isn't the role of a global currency.

Actually today's low earlier is quiet a great opportunity to buy and add some coins on hand but because it just happen in a quick duration of time, many hesitate to take profits when the price sits at $770 while at the same time doing buys.

Well  that's trading life. You have to be ready for whatever output that price will bring.

Stabilization will not happen because of active traders here in bitcoin market also agree with the current halving it will just bring more an active fluctuations.

Bitcoin will just stabilize it's price if it's most use as a currency and not on investment like doing buy and sell of coins.

If GSW will get the championship, Klay Thompson is the best candidate for that. Since playoffs started he's always the man of the game.


It can't be seen by those one sided because their thinking is all about bad officiating for their team. Tyron Lue back in Game 4 got fined by questioning the officiating officials. So I think it's all fair. Both teams experienced the same.

I see no as I don't see any related link or factors to that.

I still considered this is just a normal "carried away" move after dips to a margin of around $10 where it all started.

Actually I just have to list all exchanges that has directly access in your country but I forgot your concern about "with the used of your debit card".

Anyways, you can read here and also here. some of the related discussion about that and be sure to read all comments there.

Exactly my same thought also.

A one sided one will obviously just noticed the bad officiating on your desired team only and this is what always happene in very game. Some carried away, some getting out of character etc.

From what country you from?

You are right at some point but there are really crimes that really can't explain the feeling especilally when it happen to you or in your family. We don't know what is the feeling until we came to that point.

Besides it's not a quick judgement. All in all it will be follow a due process carefully and elected president told people about that during their victory party.

Read here:

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Will Stephen Curry Be Suspended For Game 7 Of The NBA Finals?

It’s the question on everyone’s mind: Will Stephen Curry be allowed to play in Game 7 of the NBA Finals?

The Golden State Warriors MVP fouled out late in a Game 6 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday and in his frustration threw his mouthguard and accidentally hit a fan sitting in the front row. Those actions earned Curry a technical foul and an ejection from the game.

But because of that problem, will Curry be suspended for Game 7? The NBA wouldn’t actually consider removing one of its best players in a winner-take-all championship game, would it?

In short, no, at least according to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, who cited “NBA sources” on “SportsCenter” following Game 6 in saying that Curry would face a stiff fine but will be allowed to play, per league precedent.

Fans might recall Miami Heat forward Udonis Haslem’s suspension from the 2006 NBA Finals after throwing his mouthguard, but Windhorst said those same sources clarified that Haslem’s suspension was due to targeting official Joey Crawford. Reggie Miller was suspended in 2001 for intentionally throwing his gum at a referee.

Curry’s mouthguard incident is being seen as an accident in the heat of the moment and nothing more, which Curry doubled down on during his postgame news conference. After hitting the fan — who was waving “goodbye” at Curry after fouling out — square in the hand (which, not for nothing, is actually pretty impressive in and of itself), Curry went over and apologized to him before being escorted off the court.

The fan in question actually was Andrew Forbes, son of Cavs minority owner Nate Forbes. Windhorst reported that some players in the Cavaliers locker room joked that they wish Forbes had played up the incident more and pretended to be hurt in hopes of a harsher reaction from the league.

In a similar incident, then-Utah Jazz forward Enes Kanter tossed his mouthguard into the stands in frustration in a December 2014 game and was fined $25,000 but not suspended. In October 2015, Los Angeles Clippers guard Austin Rivers threw a seat cushion into the stands and hit a fan, and even he only received a $25,000 fine. Don’t expect anything worse for Curry.

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We have benefits too now that the game was extended.

More chances of betting especially in per game and Over Points.

That's why I never bet on Moneyline (online betting) since the beginning and never cheer for any team.

It's all about profit.

It was happen earlier in just a matter of 15 minutes and bouncing back again to at least $20 in the same duration also.

Well it just stating us one thing, "take advantage of that shit dip".

Refs called are fine. Why statement like that didn't came up when CAVS loss at Game 4? Even Curry's wife twitter post got deleted by her quickly because that is slap for the officiating officials and pointing she's not the one who posted that tweet. Although that might be true, I think they just carried away with the situation like most of the fans.

For a fan, they must accept the defeat and go on to the next chapter.

Brace when win and congratulate other team when loss.

Likely he will.

He is really an advocate of death penalty even prior to his presidential campaign. And look how authorities taking aggressively in action for those big fish in illegal drugs today even he's not yet officially in office. How much more if he's officialy seated alongside with the new PNP Chief and PDEA director.