Huge platform, but a bad idea in my opinion, how does that work though for both end-users and artists? I mean, we're already subscribed to premium and the benefits are already what we need, peer-to-peer transfer of music you say? I don't think that's a neat feature, aside from everything, being decentralized is what looks promising here, and also the payout for small or big artists, the question is how will this be sustainable for everyone?

Ubisoft stepping in to the NFT world I see, I've seen a lot of P2E games and I haven't found anything successful yet, MIR4 on the other hand shows a lot of potential if it wasn't for the stinky bots overpopulating the world, I'm looking forward for Ubisoft to develop an MMORPG that is actually consistent and successful, for now, MIR4 looks like the most decent P2E game out there, correct me if I'm wrong or if I missed out a better game than MIR4.

For those who are interested, it's on steam, I'll just drop the link here.
store.steampowered.com/app/1623660/MIR4/

A great duel between the sixth mans, Herro and Clarkson, if both players actually pop off then it's going to be very interesting, if Donovan Mitchell doesn't play, the Jazz still has a huge chance on beating Heat, Lowry not playing isn't a big problem since Adebayo and the others can still deliver without Lowry doing the playmaking duties, what I'm scared of here is Jazz's 3pt shooting, if the Heat cannot stop them from draining 3's then it will be a huge problem.

I agree, it has been a norm wherein people actually think that only rich people can do gambling because the others are already facing poverty and other problems, but, ever since the pandemic began, gambling has intensified over deprived areas, I just don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing as it may lead to addiction, we all know how strong gambling is.

I don't think Bitcoin alone will make a country ahead in the world economy, of course there are factors that must be considered, El Salvador is a good example, they think more about Bitcoin more than any other country, comitted to Bitcoin and making it as their legal tender, yet they are still behind economy-wise, legalizing Bitcoin and thinking more doesn't actually make a country ahead, but I agree that Bitcoin can help one's economy improve, regardless if it's a first-class or third-class country.

Words that are encouraging, words that will actually make them interested and curious about Bitcoin, I think 5 words are actually enough for someone to at least learn about Bitcoin, 5 words ain't enough for someone to invest on Bitcoin though, it may need a further discussion about how profitable Bitcoin will be, that is unless someone can actually give us 5 convincing keywords for someone to instantly invest on Bitcoin.

I think in general, people who have started crypto around their local communities are actually growing, not only for those who have started but for those who have been influenced as well, and I can assume that not only Bitcoin but crypto generally has helped a lot of people overcome or get out of poverty, I have a friend who was able to even buy a car just by trading and hodling, investing on worthy projects, and after that, he influenced a lot of his friends to invest on Bitcoin as well, Bitcoin does help local communities.

Honestly, his approach was bad, speculating about how Bitcoin will reach from $1 to $100,000 in 10 years, that's just a bad approach, he could've at least tried to explain how Bitcoin is and how big it's going to be because of how technology evolves, making people want to invest online instead of investing in banks. And that really is a missed opportunity, even I would have deep regrets and up until now I do, I could have bought a lot with the profit I'll gain for investing long-term.

That's nice, but since these students are still learning, I don't think that these institutes are actually encouraging students to learn how to trade or do such activities at an early age but rather educating them early so that they have decent knowledge about crypto and how it works, then probably study a brief history on how even Bitcoin and cryptocurrency started from the bottom.

About being hacked, I think it's important for students to study about how to avoid getting hacked, learning the different attacks of hackers through the internet, it's mandatory for schools to teach that as technology and social media continues to rise, hackers will never stop, so this is an actual way on educating the students on how to take care of their accounts better.

Almost everyone who gained profit from Bitcoin definitely will advice the youngsters to invest as early as now, and as a person whom also gained profit from my time of investing, I strongly agree, I agree that this is the fastest way to actually grow your wealth, investing in such projects right now like NFT and DeFi will give you a short-term gain, since we all know that NFT may not last long and considered as a hype, so it's best to invest on it while the hype is still there.

Let me guess, both of y'all live in the country I live in, Dota was the OG game, we talk trash, place bets, those good old days were one of the best memories we'll forever live on, today, we have responsibilities and it keeps adding up as we grow, not to add any more drama but it is what it is, at least we can still watch our favorite pros play the game on our free time.   

JP3 already had the potential, he just really needed to improve his decision making, I actually like how Curry and Draymond are to the young guys, not putting any pressure and hyping them up, I like how Curry doesn't use his accolades as something to put pressure on his teammates, JP3 could potentially be the next all-star for GSW, let's not forget the high school star rookies, Moody and Kuminga.

Bubble games recently are actually lifeless to watch, I mean the players are performing well and definitely pumped up to see my favorite players play again after a short while, but having the crowd inside is much more intense, good to see Justin Brownlee playing again and not going to Japan B-League, I saw Japan B-League's games and it wasn't that entertaining in my opinion.

The China crypto ban isn't that bad after all, after all, China is a power hungry country so I'm assuming that the ban really gave oit not only Kazakhstan but other countries to dominate in the mining industry, we all know how powerful China is but we have other countries to provide the mining for us, so there's really not much of a problem about the China crypto ban.

Can't blame him if he had trust issues over Bitcoin, not anyone's gutsy enough to hold a huge amount and not expect profit, he was probably expecting a huge bullish movement back then but was too impatient, definitely a missed opportunity for him as he could have been a millionaire by now, but FOMO get in the way and he decided to invest in altcoins, it's definitely a decision he'll be regretting forever.

I knew it, it was either bbc.reporter was trolling or baiting the hell out of those spammers, I checked the link for authenticity prior to the topic but I wasn't able to find the fact that China is actually planning to unban Bitcoin, I didn't voice it out though, I just went against the topic and tried to convince everyone that it is quite unlikely for China's government to unban Bitcoin regardless of how beneficial it may be for their citizens. Good job, OP.

You deserve at least a recognition, I can't imagine myself developing a program intended for comparing mining vs. hodling, worst case is definitely mining and then investing it right away, hodling alone is really practical, but mining and hodling is definitely the best solution.

I thought that OP was going to actually compare mining between hodling but I like the effort of actually coding a program wherein it picks which option is the best and I agree, hodling while mining may be the best case amongst the other options, hodling alone is actually better but if you try trading or even investing while you hodl, better income definitely.

I told y'all the Bulls is gonna have a strong start judging on how the preseason went for them, DeMar DeBuckets is definitely gonna love the chemistry, the difference between the Lakers and the Bulls is that these players are young and willing to pass the ball, DeRozan is already at his 30's but he's willing to pass the ball or take over if LaVine isn't at his game, just like what we witnessed against the Celtics, this Bulls team is definitely a playoff-contender, heck if they stay this consistent they may even be a finals contender, this season is going to be fun and entertaining.

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One possible reason could be that the Rockets are filled with young players, last game was possibly one of the worst for the Rockets, what could you expect on this team besides KPJ, Wood and Jalen. LeBron definitely tweeted that because he's probably looking forward to teach the young guys, even last season LBJ told Marc Gasol to actually guard Wood saying that they need to hold him down, not a fan of the Rockets but I'm also looking forward to this game.

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Really? well I think it also depends on the area, I was able to convince my parents right away, one factor is how your approach is, instead of persuading them, why not convince them and show them how valuable it is, show them a graph or chart, even if they're middle-aged citizens, I assume they can be persuaded through factual information.

Safe to say that ETH is going to survive just because of how it's established and solidified its name, and since you invested more on Ethereum than the other coins, you'll definitely gain profit from it in the next 5 years, Cardano does seem promising, but I can't tell if the other coins will last for 5 years, some coins die easily.