So that explains the recent rise in price. It's interesting to see more and more investment companies adopt cryptocurrencies; it means that we're moving towards a phase of accepting realizing that they're real assets, for those who have always doubted it. If Bitcoin is approved, then Ethereum will be approved too, for sure, and who knows, more cryptocurrencies might be listed in the future as well. However, $25,000 sounds like way too much. How much will Bitcoin be worth if Ethereum reaches that high? It's previous ATH sits slightly below $5,000; in my opinion, a more reasonable prediction would be around $7,000 to $8,000 tops.

Luck is definitely important, but it plays a role in the short term. Even if luck is on our side and we can win 1, 2...10 times, it will not last forever. And no matter how lucky the player is, it will end sooner or later. It’s another matter if a person has strong game analysis skills. These skills will always be with him and, unlike luck, the player will eventually be able to earn very good money with these skills, over a long distance. But this path is only available to a very small number of players. To summarize, it would be with the help of luck to win a lot of money in a short time and never return to gambling again.

I think that $3k is not much for eth now. Especially since the hype around the etf will only get stronger. But until the etf is approved for bitcoin, it is too early to talk about possible developments for eth. I think we are seeing a local altseason so far and that's already good.

It's a personal choice and a good number of people you expect to answer your question don't own a gambling business. But, looking at the lifestyles of gambling shop owners they mainly focus on running the business and attending to customer's problems. Not everyone feed on their product. It'll be at a minimal, as it'll look like cheating on themselves. When they win or lose, it doesn't count.  Though, in the movies, gambling owners do participate in board games to at least keep their customers entertained. Hence, in real life, people tend to continue playing when they see the owner also participate in games. In other words, few of them don't gamble, but, when they do, it could be a marketing strategy.

What do you think about this issue where people gamble too much in countries where the vast majority of the population isn't well off? Should governments step in and restrict casinos more perhaps?

Every ETH address that "interacted" with uniswap contract address before  September 1, 2020, at 12:00 am UTC can claim 400 UNI.

The most important thing is : Was your address involved in any action with UniSwap before mentioned date ?

If your answer is yes then you will probably get the tokens.

If you want to try i can help you claiming the tokens - if you decide that my hints was helpful you can send me a small reward - if not then i'm fine with that too.

BTW  I've checked the few addresses you posted before and unfortunately no one of them can claim UNI tokens ...

I am still doubtful about Ryan's eagerness to face a champion. He is earning big money even if he never fought a belt. So he may continue doing it and just hype the public by calling champions and then in reality he will face non-champions just like what Tank is doing.

But maybe Ryan will dare fight the winner of Prograis and Haney especially if the victor shows many flaws that Ryan believes he can take advantage of. But there's also the issue with Ryan and GBP. Ryan's fight against Duarte might be his last with GBP so his next fight will depend on which promoter he will sign. If he signs with PBC then he might get the easiest undeserving WBA champion of the division, Rolly and there is also the IBF champ Subriel Matias but I guess it'll be suicide for Ryan. Matchroom has WBC champ Prograis and his challenger Devin Haney while Top Rank has the lineal, WBO champion Teofimo Lopez.

So, after Jake Paul's impressive performance against the popular sports personality Nate Diaz, he chooses to fight an unknown boxer? It doesn't make sense because if Jake Paul wants more money, he should at least look for a tougher opponent, someone decent that would get the fans' interest. What's his goal here? Is he just trying to boost his win record?

I think he should go for a rematch against Tommy Fury, the boxer who beat him via split decision. That would be more interesting than this reported fight.

I always try to keep my gambling habit hidden because I live in a conservative family where everyone is religious and in this religious conservative family gambling will never be accepted. Moreover, I have small children, if they see their father's gambling activities, then a kind of curiosity will arise in them, and from that curiosity, the small children will develop an addiction to gambling. Also I have many primary level children around my house and I always try to stay away from them and I don't enter gambling sites in front of them during the day. I try to avoid gambling and casinos at all times considering the overall condition of small children.

It's good to hear that Tapales is pushing himself very hard in training. That is the sign that he wanted to really show that he is the one that will give Inoue the lost. And we like that kind of mindset for a boxer and I think they all learn it from the great Manny Pacman Pacquiao. I mean you could have all the talent in the world, but if you don't put your ass off and train hard, you will end up for nothing.


Definitely, I don't think that the Philippines has a reigning world champion except himself at this time. So he needs to continue and fight and should be retaining that belt at all cost as he doesn't want to earn the year without any Filipino champion. He needs to sacrifice more to continue the Filipino tradition and follow the path of Manny and other great champion before him.

I have never heard of this exchange platform so I can't give you much information about it. Seems like you were just starting your journey. So I would suggest using those platform that are on the top. Centralized platform are not the best way to go but when you are needed to use it, it is the best choice to choose the ones that are reputable.

I personally use Binance and Kucoin exchange platform. The minimum you can trade on their platform is from $10 and above. If it's less than $10 then you can't make any order and complete any thread. There are no minimum deposit amount though it is wise to check first what's the minimum requirement for withdrawal. As it is different from coins to coins, I can't really give you detail information about everything. You need to try it on your own.

In Binance, there's an option to convert some coins to stable coins or to Bitcoin. It has many options which you can choose from, and the amount has no minimum requirement. You can find it in wallet > future > convert.

So deposit what you can withdraw later on and also deposit some extra too. So that when you make a loss in trade you will be able to withdraw if you don't feel like keeping your asset there.

It is theoretically possible that in a country like Switzerland there are more people who use/own Bitcoin than in a country with perhaps ten times as many inhabitants. Even at least 5+ years ago in Switzerland, you could buy Bitcoin at a machine where train tickets are sold, or you could pay taxes in the same in some of their cities.

I want to say that in some countries financial literacy is much higher than in others, and this combined with favorable regulation creates a positive environment in which people are not afraid to invest in Bitcoin as in some other countries in Europe where the central banks practically call it a fraud.

When we talk about the total number of users, or perhaps it is better to say those who own Bitcoin, some studies say that this number is somewhere around 2% of the total population, while the most optimistic ones go up to 5%. In any case, this is definitely too little considering that Bitcoin has existed since 2009.

What a weird man who made that video counting and editing all that.

Btw, I find it strange, that bookies dont have an obvious winner in paira Jiri vs Pereira and Pavlovich vs Aspinal. Only Pereira and Aspinal have little advantage. I guess we gonna have some close fights. However, I still dont understand why they evaluate Jiri so high. Except Teixeira I see no big names in his record.