I am not that active as a trader, as i am usually just buying coins every few weeks or months or so if i find a project interesting and then i hodl it for quite a while so i don't have used that much exchanges so far. What i can say though is, that i never had problems when i used Binance, KuCoin, Bitfinex and Bittrex. I use Kraken as my on ramp platform for FIAT and i also never had problems there. When i make the bank transfer it always worked and the money was credited to my Kraken-account 1 or 2 days after the transfer. So i never really had a bad exchange experience so far. In the last few weeks i used pancake swap a little and i also had no problems there.

I think that Bayern Munich had the upper hand pretty much all the time in this Bundesliga season so far, maybe except for the very first matchdays. I already said that before, but i really think that Borussia Dortmund was pretty lucky, that they were "only" 6 points behind bayern for quite some time. The losses of Bayern against Augsburg and Frankfurt were completely undeserved and unlucky because Bayern completely dominated those games. So Bayern should have 6 points more actually, while Dortmund was very lucky to win the games against Frankfurt, Hoffenheim and the first game against Leverkusen because in all those 3 games they were not the better team.

I really like that whole Defi sector of the cryptospace, where you can list, trade, stake and farm your tokens without the need of a listing on a centralized exchange, that are always asking for a listing fee. In the past a lot of good and promising projects have died just because they could not afford to get listed on a good exchange. Those times are over now with uniswap, pancakeswap and so on.
There is also a downside to that development of course. Everyone can now create a new meme coin with literally zero effort and list it on a swap. That is the reason why we have so many sh*t-coins now that are also listed on coinmarketcap and coingecko.

I guess Juventus also signed Ronaldo in order to make some money with him. As far as i remember the transfer fee that Juventus paid was very high but i could imagine that it paid off for them nonetheless because of the sales of the jerseys with Ronaldo on it's back and of course also the overall income from marketing and merchandise because of this transfer. I don't really think that the Juventus officials really thought that they would win the champions League just because they have Ronaldo now, i mean usually they act like real professionals in my opinion and they made this transfer because it makes sense for them. We are not talking about Paris SG here, who just buys everyone with a big name if it makes sense or not.

I have not heard about this rumor before that Zidane is wanting to join PSG but only if he gets Ronaldo as a player and to be honest i don't think that there is much credibility to that rumor. I also don't think that the fans of Manchester United really want Ronaldo to leave the club. I mean he was celebrated like a real hero when he came back before this season. In addition to that i also don't think that this transfer would make sense for Paris SG at all. If this would happen then they would have three great players in the offense next season but two of them are already pretty old (Ronaldo is 37) and none of these 3 players would do anything for the defense. I think it would be a stupid move from Paris, but they are also known that they don't spend their money wisely and just go blindly for big names.

Well i disagree here. I think that there are many projects out there in the crypto world, that have much more potential than any of those hundreds of sh*t-coins that are flooding the market. The overall trend of the meme coins is going downwards for quite some time now and some short and temporary price spikes don't change that. Therefore i am pretty sure that in a few years 99% of all the meme coins will be gone again. Dogecoin will still definitely be there then and shiba also has a good chance of surviving but that's it.

That is the first time that i have seen this news and when i first read it a few minutes ago i still thought, that this would be just rumors and not a confirmed transfer as there was no word about it during the games on the weekend. I just looked it up now and it really is a confirmed transfer already. I think that this is a great transfer for Borussia Dortmund. Süle is a player that has huge potential as he is a mountain of a man but still pretty fast. What he was lacking during his time at Bayern was the full commitment and professionalism.

I would say, that this is one of the most popular tweets in the whole crypto space and probably in the whole financial sector overall. That this guy wants to sell it now as an NFT shows that he is still up to date with the crypto market or at least, that he has not completely abandoned it. Usually i think that the NFT topic is hyped to much at the moment and a lot of people try to make some easy money by selling crappy "art" as NFT. Even though it is kinda the same here, i still think that this is pretty cool and could attract some buyers.

I have to admit, that i don't follow the second bundesliga that closely even though i feel i should do that, because with Ingolstadt and Regensburg there are 2 clubs in the second Bundesliga that are pretty close to where i live. I even think that the second bundesliga is way more exciting this year then the first one in terms of who will "win" it or who will make it into the first Bundesliga. Sadly Jahn Regensburg could not really keep up with their amazing performances and their winning streak that they had in the beginning of the season, but at least they do way better than Wolfsburg and they are still in a great position to keep their place in the league at least.

I agree with you, that there is a fundamental difference between having a jpeg of something cool on your computer or really owning a piece of digital art that is verifiable on the blockchain that it really only belongs to you in the form of an NFT. That being said i hear it a lot that you can must make a picture of a NFT and then you have it too. This might be true but still you don't own it then. People that are not so familiar with the crypto space and what NFT's really are often make this kind of statements but in the end they are just wrong. Even South Park made jokes about NFTs in their special episode. I think that "good" NFTs will always have a market.

I just watched the mixed competition of ski jumping and that was one of the weirdest competitions that i have ever seen and a really bad advertisement for the sport. There were 3 teams that had big chance to win a medal that were disqualified because the suits of the female athletes where to big. Therefore Germany, Austria and Japan have all been disqualified. In the end Slovenia won the gold medal, which was to be expected because they were the big favorites to win this one before, but the second place of Russia and the third place of Canada where a total surprise and were only possible because of the bans of the other nations. I guess no one placed a bet on a podium like that.

Hodling basically means that you buy coins and then you just leave them at your wallet and hold (hodl) them for a while, which can be a few weeks, a few months or a few years. If you are planning to hold them for a pretty long time, then i would always recommend that you don't let the tokens at the exchange but that you send them to your private wallet because if the exchange gets hacked the coins might be lost.
Staking means that you "use" your coins and in return you get some interest on your coins. You can either do this via the desktop apps of certain projects like Radix or IOTA that offer in-Wallet staking or you can just send your tokens to one of the many Defi Staking or farming pools that are existing out there.

I think the last flicker of hope for the Dortmund officials and supporters regarding the possibility to become the Bundesliga Champion this year is gone now. It was pretty unrealistic even before this match but now it is almost impossible in my opinion to still overtake Bayern Munich. I watched the match today and i have to say that Leverkusen won this one deservedly. It kinda reminded me of the first matchup between Leverkusen and Dortmund in the first half of the season where Leverkusen was also ahead 2 times but then still lost in the end. This time though they were even better and therefore they won in a very convincing way. I don't even think that Haaland would have changed that much today as Dortmund had the biggest problems in the defense.

I think that the traditional ICOs that we know from the time from 2017 and 2018 where everyone could freely invest with no hardcap where project like filecoin raised 150 Million USD or even more are pretty much over nowadays. What we have now are dozens of different launchpads where the ICO's or IDO's are handled. One of the first ones was Polkastarter as far as i know and it is still one of the biggest launchpads out there until today. I personally am part of Poolz and DuckDao where you can also participate in IDO. The thing with launchpads is though, that you have to buy there token in order to be able to join their groups to be eligible to invest into their IDO's, which means you need to invest money before you even can invest into ICO's, but if you get good ICO's then it should pay out.

I just watched the 4th and final run of the mens sledding competition and everything went as expected there with Johannes Ludwig as the winner of the gold medal. He was the dominant athlete over the whole season and he totally deserved to win the olympics too. He had a pretty big lead with more than 0.1 seconds before the last run but you can never be to sure in sledding as a single small mistake can change everything but he managed to keep his nerves together.
I also watched the short programm of the female ice skaters yesterday and i have to say that the performance of that 15 year old russian girls was absolutely amazing and on a whole nother level than the rest of the competition.

Well the fundamenteal problem is, that you can not just print more money and give it to eveyone because then in the end all the money of the world is worthless. That is also true for cryptocurrencies of course. Even if you create a new crypto project and a token then it's value has to be injected from somewhere else it can not have a value just from the start. So people have to use their FIAT or their other crypto assets to buy that new token there is no way around it. Yes of course it is true that the world is not fair and it probably will never be fair because if you were born into a rich family you have way more possibilities in life then if you were born to a poor one, but crypto can not change that just like that.

I definitely agree here. It was a very exciting match to watch as a lot of goals were scored. If you are a Bayern supporter or someone that have bet on a win of Bayern then i would guess that you were pretty nervous during the whole game. Bayern was the better team in my opinion and therefore they have won that match deservedly. Their defense still looked very shaky in my opinion. Bayern was up 3 times and still RB Leipzig managed to come back two times from that and even after the 3-2 of Bayern that had a some more potential chances to score the equalizer again. Bayern definitely needs to become more stable in the defense again or they will get a lot of problems in the champions league but also in the Bundesliga.

I don't see any reason why you should not use a stable coin to buy the coin that you want to. Every trade that you are doing and every withdrawal that you are making from one exchange to another or to your wallet will cost you a fee, so you should always look to make a trade with as little actions as possible. I don't know if your question was especially regarding the safety of USDT as a stable coin or about stablecoins in general but i can tell you that there are some rumors about Tether since a few years now. The reason for that is, that we can not be sure anymore if the the company behind tether has still enough reserves to back every USDT minted with a real USD.

I am not that big of an expert about snooker myself but i have a friend that plays snooker in a club and is pretty damn good at it. Snooker is one of those sports that a lot of people don't really know about but it still huge in certain countries, especially in Britain if i am not wrong and the top snooker players are all millionaires, so Snooker is definitely no joke and also big business if you are good at it. In that regard it is pretty similar to darts in my opinion. Also Snooker and Darts are good sports to bet at in my opinion.

Is it just me or do we have way more posts about new sh*t-coins in this subforum in the last few days than usual? I think i saw at least 10 of those threads and i also replied to a few. i think there was Black Shiba, Akira and a few others. OP i am not really sure if you are just want to make another quick and dirty BSC-based sh*t-coin to make some easy and fast money with almost zero effort or if you really want to establish another launchpad and a own blockchain as you wrote. If you really wanna do that i wish you all the best.