You called it wrong where PSV is not in F and they are in Group A. Group F is filled with PSG, Dortmund, Ac Milan and Newcastle United which makes Group F have the tightest level compared to other groups. I think these 4 teams have different strengths in the depth of their squad and their lack of consistency in the first match will make it difficult for them to compete closely to get through the group stage. Be it PSG or AC Milan, they have to try hard to beat their opponents in the first match. PSG has a squad that has had quite a lot of changes in this transfer window so it will be quite difficult to predict their game in the Champions League this season.

PSG's job won't be easy in a tough group like Group F indeed. Newcastle, Dortmund and Milan are all challenging opponents for the current PSG. Because there isn't an impressive team play by PSG these days. They are expecting Mbappe to do most of the work. This can't help them be successful much in the Champions League.

This isn't the Ligue 1 in the end. PSG can find a way to maintain their title streak there but their job is very difficult in the Champions League. Mostly the team with the best team play win this title. We all saw what Manchester City did last season in the semi finals and finale even without Haaland's scoring or making an assist.

I think the Governments negative stance towards Bitcoin is rooted in concerns about losing control over their national currencies and potential risks like unregulated criminal activity. El Salvador has adopted Bitcoin because of its benefits while many other countries are still undecided leaving transactions mainly unprotected. I also thing Even in the face of sanctions by nations like China the increasing global acceptance of Bitcoin implies that such initiatives won't impede its ascent. Bitcoin value is anticipated to increase because of how rare it is compared to official money.

BlackRock intentionally pushing the price of Bitcoin down as OP shared is more of a rumor and hearsay. It could just be that some people in the community are trying to cause some panic by using the BlackRock ETF as an avenue to spread fud amd get the price down so they can buy in since it's a general belief that a bull run will follow immediately after the halving event to compensate for the drop in mining block rewards.

All these shenanigans don't cut it.

It is too hard to push the other who is not interested to the things you want to share to them, The only way to catch their attention is to make them feel their regrets and show them first what are the possible things you can do in the bitcoin so by that they will realize like oh its beneficial if you keep them pushing you're just wasting your time like that, they already built in their perspective that the bitcoin is bad due to different crime committed with the use of it, movies and etc. Now its all about peoples open minded if they want to adopt this or not.

Not all platform requiring a KYC some of them just the basic email and phone number and we called this sometimes as level 1 only it's use for the account recovery and other feature, but of course they make a requirements and agreement if the account have a KYC they can experience difference in the local ones. But if you are just a small trader you don't pursue too much in KYC. Just likely a withdrawal amount only.

Bitcoin halving still cannot guarantee us that everything will end up rising. Who knows if history will never  repeat itself, and it might end up the opposite way far from our expectation. Investing in bitcoin and preparing for a bitcoin halving is always good, but we should never forget to always invest with high caution. Invest at your own risk, so that if things fall out from the original plan, you will never see yourself in a worst situation.

Which one do you prefer?

Some altcoins are trusted enough, they have good fundamental. I think it is quite secure if you invest in top altcoins such as ETH, ADA, SOL, or MATIC. But if you invest in new altcoins or meme coins, I agree it is more likely as gambling than investing. So, don't generalize the potential of all altcoins, not all of them just rely on the hype only. There are some altcoins which have good fundamental, they have real technology and convincing utility.

Of course, Bitcoin is the main coin in crypto space. That's easy for any people to make Bitcoin as their main asset. However, investing in altcoins isn't the wrong choice as long as we can choose the right altcoins. But we must be more careful investing in altcoins because the risks are higher. However, altcoins also offer the chance of higher profits due to its bigger volatility.

After passing the dark phase this season Juventus will try to focus more and target the finish in the position better than last season. Materially the Bianconeri player is not as long as the strong candidate teams winning other scudetto but I think their target can only be successful in the Champions League zone. If the target can be realized it will be extraordinary for them but of course I am pessimistic if they are targeting scudetto. I think Allegri is very realistic and he will not be grandiose. This season the old lady can focus 100℅ in Serie A because they don't have to switch to other competitions.
The season has just begun and the transfer saga has been closed so for now it is no longer possible for Juventus to increase his ammunition. Allegri will try the players in his current squad and if possible they will return to active in the transfer window in January.

Allegri Massimiliano is going through a rough patch and needs to take responsible for the team on a different level. The club is presently going through an extremely challenging time. Juventus' board is focused on doing the best for the club, double-checking previous settings and budgets to ensure proper execution based on the arrangements currently in place. The Bianconeri have good players that are inconsistent in league games, like as Paul Pogba, who is still recovering from a major injury sustained in their previous league game. The Frenchman needs to start recovery fast, there's enough actions he left behind.

The first step to stabilizing the price of Bitcoin is to stop measuring it in dollars or any other fiat currency, but this is a long way off at the moment.

If Bitcoin is not measured in dollars, what standard will we use to determine the price of Bitcoin? Even if this standard is acceptable in one country, it will not be acceptable in other countries. We need a unified global standard that is accepted by all countries of the world, and this will not happen unless the collective adoption of Bitcoin by all governments around the world.

This is theoretically, but in practice it is almost impossible, because there are many factors and variables that prevent the stability of the price of Bitcoin, and there are many people, you can even say the vast majority of them, no longer want or care about the stability of the price of Bitcoin.

Banks and cryptocurrencies will be used together, central banks and banks or generally governments won't be able to stop it. People have their voice and power so governments can not prohibit their citizens to use cryptocurrencies in all nations globally. Simply, they can not do it in nations where power is not centralized in dictators and dictatorship.

Banks will follow central banks that are going to create more CBDCs that will be used by citizens. Citizens have other options, Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies and if they feel unsafe with CBDCs or any cryptocurrency deployed by banks, they will choose Bitcoin.

CBDC tracker with information about CBDC developments globally.

I don't like altcoins anymore. I used to be in altcoin in the past but when I realized what kind of shit they are, I switched to Bitcoin. And I am serious about it. I know I won't make higher profits if I only stick to Bitcoin. But that doesn't matter. What profits I will make from Bitcoin is more than enough for me.
Choosing altcoins is a gamble. Either it will be a successful one or it will fail. And the profit-making thing is optional. It may follow the sentiment and pump in price or I won't be able to do it even once.
Also, the fact that altcoins have fewer use cases, and for that, after a huge pump in price, if it falls, it may never go up again. Even after hodling for years. Once it's gone, it's gone. So it is hard to compete with others and choose the right time to sell.

Why take that risk when I can just rely on BTC? I can sell in portions in different price ranges. That will maximize the profit and also I won't regret selling early or late.

Take note that BTC is no longer a legal tender in Central African republic, their BTC plans failed and the decision of leger tender status was revoked, the country is one of the poorest in the world and they lack basic things like electricity and even internet connection, it was surely going to be difficult to use BTC in that country.

If we refer to the Europa League competition, in the two meetings Altetico won both matches over Lazio. but in the Champions League meeting, we cannot confirm it. Well, if we refer to the matches in their respective domestic leagues, it seems that Atletico is much better than the team from Serie A. However, because the first leg match will be held at Lazio's headquarters, the bookies do not favor either of the two teams. referring to the depth of players each team has, IMO, Atletico is better than Lazio.
Well, considering that Atletico always performed poorly in the Champions League, especially last season, and especially in away games. This match will be difficult to predict. That means, Lazio also has a chance to overthrow Atletico at Sadio Olimpico, Lazio's headquarters.

By the way, this match still has a time lag. the two coaches from each team, will focus more on the domestic league competition first. especially Lazio, they will maximize their performance ahead of the match to host Altetico Madrid in the group phase match later. and for sure, we don't have the latest information from these two teams yet. Well, it would be better, let's just follow developments.

I can not say anything else after seeing that Arab teams will continue to bring in european players just to build performance so they can compete with other teams and not just Al Ettifaq but other teams will continue to chase European players to be redeemed from the transfer market. I admit that this madness becomes even more serious when a team from the SPL will have big ambitions to build a big football and not hesitate to spend a lot of money just for European players.

Inter Milan and AC Milan has been very impressive in their performances in this season's Italian Serie A campaign. Both has won all their three league games so far and all they all won in convincing fashions making it very hard for anyone to predict the outcome of the Milan derby that's coming up after the FIFA international break.
While AC Milan has conceded two goals in the three league games they've played so far, Inter Milan are yet to concede one and are the only Italian club that's yet to concede a goal this season. AC Milan with all their attacking talents will want to break that deadlock while Inter will want to have a perfect victory. I can't predict the final score but I know the teams are gonna surely find the back of the net

Its been 2 whole years you joined this forum, and if after 2 whole years of being here, you still lack the basic knowledge and understanding of bitcoin, then I personally do not think you deserve to still be here, lack of education is a disease my friend, try as much as possible to get some Bitcoin education or do you need a total overhaul of your brain before you can understand?

Seeing bitcoin as fiat is the most ridiculous thing I've heard or seen someone say on this forum, even with every other features embedded in bitcoin which clearly defines its total separation, you didn't see those, but only saw the transaction fees associated with bitcoin transfers as an enforced tax, how more ridiculous can someone be   .