He, however stated his concerns, that his property has his parents inhabiting it and that they would not agree for him to dispose it and also he considers it the only chance he has at investing in Bitcoin since he was just venturing into that space newly.

Australia is stronger than India. The real cricket is test match, then it is ODI and last it is T20. India being the host nation had the advantage and able to win all the matches. If these matches were played away from home, surely India could've suffered. Few players it is exceptional, in all conditions they'll contribute and does things in a responsible way. Remaining we can't believe whereas with Australia scenario is different. Till the last order we can expect the player to give the confident performance which lacks with Indian players. Just to stand wicket Indian players keeps eating balls whereas the Australian batsmen doesn't do it.

The transaction fees of BEP-20 and TRC-20 are almost same, there is not much difference, but what I have noticed that transactions on TRC-20 are processed comparatively faster. However, I am attaching below a link of website that  shows the real-time gas fees for USDT transfer to various networks, such as Etherem (ERC-20), BSC (BEP-20), Tron (TRC-20) and Polygon.

https://gasfeesnow.com/?ref=pixeljets.com

tomorrow there is second T20I between India and Australia. India is one up in the series and has also won its last 5 T20Is. I think ICC must have given some pause to cricket after such a lengthy ODI world cup. I dont know how many around the world are watching this series just after 4 days of ODI world cup final.

BEP20 should be cheaper, but TRC20 is more widely used. I'd go with the latter if the plan is to hold this for the long term, there's is no point in holding something that's only supported by one centralized exchange, and a couple of DEXes.

But i must say, Surya played so well after long and finally able to score a good run 80 which is pretty big. As he was a captain, he just adjust everything according to him and thats the reason for his brilliant come back.

I think Indians have attached unnecessary emotions with this game of cricket. In the end its just a game. Hardly there is anyone on Airport to receive Aussie squad. Nobody cares about cricket anymore except South Asian counties. I too feel frustrated when I see no other sport in the country has been given any importance.
Indian and Australian both were good in this tournament. Indians were just not as good as Aussies were on the final day.

A bad one will not get any attention at all if it is being realistic so they tell lies, but I honestly hoped that it would be like that, obviously everyone would jump into the good ones, but if bad ones were real, at least people would check them out too and they could still find plenty of people who will want even tiny amounts. Instead, we have bunch of airdrops where people all claim the biggest and greatest. Like check the bounty page on this forum, it says stuff like 250K DOLLARS WORTH AIRDROP, and you check and they consider their shitcoin 1 dollar whereas it won't be even 1 cent, so what they claim to be paying is 250k and yet they do not pay even few dollars.

The most dangerous thing and concern is that they might freeze any address with the funds if they want. So that's why they are marked as controversial and suspicious stable coins.

Indeed. Tether has only been blacklisting address belonging to criminals. I haven't seen or heard of a case where an average person gets his/her USDT funds frozen for an unknown reason. I know PayPal will do it with his stablecoin (PYUSD), especially when the company uses to freeze or restrict customers' PayPal accounts at will. Stablecoins like USDT and USDC are a much safer bet. If you want to avoid KYC, buy/sell USDT through a DEX. As simple as that.

I wouldn't be surprised if someday the US government requires stablecoin issuers to comply with KYC at the protocol level. That would mean altering the smart contract code that would require users to verify their ID before getting access to it. If this happens, then Tether and other centralized stablecoins will lose ground big time. I'd prefer a decentralized stablecoin anytime because of the benefits it provides. If only DAI had bigger liquidity and an ecosystem as large as USDT's, the majority would've moved to it already. At least we have a choice. Who knows how long will Tether last?

Physically Resilient: The Endgame Plan assumes that at a point in the future, there will be a severe crackdown on use of RWA in crypto. Anything that can be seized by global powers may be at risk of seizure through legal means. Physically Resilient RWA are real-world assets that cannot easily be seized. A DAO like Maker can retain some level of technical sovereignty over such assets.

The answer to your question is more than obvious, since the new wallet cannot claim retro airdrop, buyers are trying in this way to eligebet for airdrop in the future. And it is transactions on the Ethereum network, as a rule, that will act as one of the conditions for receiving airdrop, since sibyls avoid interactions on this network due to high commissions.

What you just have to do is to keep looking for those platforms based on what you're thinking about incentives that gives to their users by holding a certain crypto. It's a common thing for many platforms and all you have to do is to keep looking on them and basically, the more quantity you hold for that specific token or crypto, the more rewards you'll get.

I think Mukesh Kumar should be heavily considered in an Indian team. Mukesh Kumar had a decent economy rate in yesterday's match and Australia's batsmen managed to score just five runs in the last over. If Mukesh Kumar had been given a chance in this World Cup, I think he could have achieved a lot. But Mukesh Kumar should play in ODI series as well as T20. His bowling action and the occasional yorker showcased his prodigious talent.