Yes. Bitcoin has both at the moment in the crypto space. Sometimes it's hard to explain to those who only judge Bitcoin in terms of price. The difficulties experienced today when compared to Bitcoin's past journey are really nothing.

Bitcoin's development in terms of price will happen in a matter of time. It could be another year or two. We can imagine what the price conditions will be in 2019 and 2020, while it is unexpected how in 2021.

We long before Elon Musk made that tweet were very confident that Bitcoin would return to a much better price if the current price for some people considered not good. For us, we see Bitcoin not at a price but more than that, namely value. Regarding price, I personally still believe in the four-year cycle.

If the current Bitcoin price is still difficult to break the number above $20K, just wait a few more years. $20K will be the initial support price.

Yes. Obviously, Bitcoin activities and other illegal activities are counterintuitive and I can understand your point. You are right my friend, we are not required to fight the rules wherever we live and wherever we do activities let alone force ourselves or people to do so. If things like this continue to be debated then there will be absolutely no end to it.

In terms of fulfilling our needs, our activities are the same, that is, we are still unable to spend dollars or foreign currencies. Dollars or other foreign currencies can only be used if we exchange them for fiat in our country.

As for quickly adapting to a new club, I think he'll be able to get it done quickly. I saw some pictures from Liverpool's social media, Van Dijk met a young boy who performed well with the Dutch national team while doing some activities at Liverpool's training center.

But we also don't put too much on Gakpo who has just joined, at least the role shown by Cody Gakpo with PSV and the Dutch National Team can help Liverpool finish in the top four of the Premier League and can help enter the UEFA Champion League final this season.

The price paid from Liverpool's coffers for Cody Gakpo including several other players is only a number if Liverpool are serious about achieving titles. If we count their expenses, they are not comparable to the costs incurred by other Premier League clubs in bringing in new players.

Gakpo's presence at Anfield in addition to being many alternatives for Klopp in setting strategies, is also expected to be able to increase the sharpness of Liverpool's front lines in scoring goals because so far the Reds have scored 31 goals against opponents in the Premier League from 15 matches.

For us, what Liverpool currently need is a player who plays in a defensive midfielder who can reduce the opponent's attack considering Henderson is 31 years old and Keita who has not found his best form of play including being prone to injury.

A new year's gift for Liverpudians.



After performing stunningly with the Dutch National Team at the 2022 Qatar World Cup, many clubs want to get Cody Gakpo's signature. Finally Gakpo's enigma was answered. Cody Gakpo is officially in Liverpool uniform for a fee estimated at €42.00m and signed a contract until 2028.

The presence of Gakpo in the Liverpool squad makes Jurgen Klopp now have many options in formulating strategies and Gakpo is expected to be a suitable partner for Mohamed Salah and Darwin Nunez.

From the Premier League schedule that has been set, Manchester United's next opponent is Wolverhampton on Sat, December 31 and continued against Bournemouth on Wed, January 04, 2023. It could be that the play schedule changes outside the set date.
I admired Manchester United's overall play when they beat Nottingham at Old Trafford. The performances of Casemiro, Rashford and Luke Shaw were very good. Their cohesiveness was very neat from the first minute until the game was over.

Something that can make me say yes. I like the mention of the government by the name of the third party.

Those of us who want to use Bitcoin in business certainly don't need to attach a paper that says "accept Bitcoin as payment" even though the third party has not officially issued regulations or rules regarding the acceptance of Bitcoin as a legal means of payment.

Similar to your sentence that third parties can only control users, but they cannot control Bitcoin.
From here the question arises because as a good citizen does that not include contradicting them?

As long as you give the freedom to customers who visit to pay with Bitcoin because according to my guess not all customers who stay at your hotel have Bitcoin. If most customers are from outside your country, then this concept is quite helpful and for me it's good management.

My general point of view is that a business that accepts Bitcoin as a means of payment needs to be implemented. Even I personally really want this step to be implemented but can't yet because the government only allows Bitcoin as a commodity asset.

Liverpool fans smile on Boxing Day after getting all three points at Villa Park against Aston Villa.
Liverpool's easy victory over Aston Villa with a score of 1-3 is expected to continue into the next match in the Premier League. Jurgen Klopp's bold decision to play 18-year-old Stefan Bajcetic is certainly the right decision. Apart from promoting young players to the main squad, it was also an advantage for Klopp because he managed to score a goal.

If we look at Liverpool's overall game last night, the main role is still on Mohamed Salah and Andrew Robertson. Improvement has also been seen in Nunez despite not managing to get his name on the scoreboard. The victory over Aston Villa on boxing day without scoring will be Darwin Nunez's motivation when facing Leicester City in the next match at Anfield.

Messi's role while still in Barcelona uniform was quite large and while with Barcelona he was known as a great footballer. Barcelona is a great club, a club that can produce great prospective players. At that time, Ronaldinho was released from Camp Nou because Messi's talent was already visible. Now, new talent is also starting to show in Pedri.

Now, Barcelona are no longer here. This season they quit early in the UEFA Champion League. So we think it's completely irrelevant if you're trying to build an opinion to create a discussion. The La Liga or UEFA European League thread is more appropriate for you to address.

Through this forum we started reading and finding out about Bitcoin.
It sounded strange at first when some friends mentioned the phrase Bitcoin. They look serious with laptops that make curiosity even greater, it turns out that they are discussing on the forum and writing some things about the project to share with social media accounts.

A few moments after that they ate because one of the projects they participated in paid for the campaign results.
That's where I first signed up for an account and it turned out to be bigger than what I saw. I discovered a much more effective concept of financial transactions here.

That should be what we need to do now, not to convince everyone because if they experience something unexpected then we who convinced them will be blamed.
There are exceptions, namely if a country has implemented official rules regarding the estimation of Bitcoin as legal tender. Likewise with businesses that accept Bitcoin as a means of payment only for long-term savings as a substitute for fiat deposits in banks.

It's getting better (crypto gambling) when compared to fiat gambling. Security issues are always a top priority to consider because they are important.
There are gambling sites that can be accessed without having to use a VPN. Instead of worrying about losing capital, it's better to just deposit if you want to play and withdraw everything when you win. It may seem complicated, but for me it's better.

We just leave it to them regarding the player transfer process this January. Whether they will prioritize Frenkie de Jong or Adrien Rabiot. For me, Manchester United will have a hard time getting de Jong considering Barcelona no longer have their more senior midfield mainstay like Busquet. Of course, Xavi will keep the Dutch midfielder who performed quite well in Qatar.

If Manchester United focus on Adrien Rabiot by agreeing to the fee desired by Juventus, it is possible that Juventus will release Rabiot to Manchester United.

Elon Musk can say whatever he wants about his analysis that Bitcoin will experience a price spike at the end of winter. So what about the recognition of Robert Kiyosaki who gave a prediction that Bitcoin investors will get richer in the future.

Both Elon Musk and Robert Kiyosaki have views on the future of Bitcoin, for me we must also have our own views on the future of this king of crypto assets. So far, our belief in Bitcoin may still be consistent compared to Elon Musk, who has changed his views on Bitcoin at times, comparing it to Doge.

To convince people that Bitcoin is not only the best investment but also a viable transaction tool for daily use is not an easy task because not all regions and not all sectors accept Bitcoin as a means of payment.
If in an area where we have a business and accept Bitcoin as payment, then it will be an unusual thing for those who see it.

In my opinion, it is not convincing, but socializing to them what Bitcoin is and how it functions if applied in our business.

Religion is about one's belief in a creator. Belief in something certainly has a limit, such as my belief in Bitcoin will certainly not exceed belief in religion.
I read positively into this topic and don't interpret it to mean anything else, but it's better if discussions like this are avoided for fear that they can be skewed with various different interpretations.

In general, Bitcoin is just a cryptocurrency with many advantages. I think that's about it.

One way Manchester United can get Rabiot is by showing their seriousness to the club that owns Rabiot and to Rabiot himself, not making Rabiot an alternative if they fail to get De Jong from Barcelona. For me it's an attitude that can make every player their target reluctant to anchor to Old Trafford.

Chelsea are rumored to have gotten David Datro Fofana from Molde. Fofana just needs to have a medical in London and the price agreement for the Ivorian player is worth €12m.
https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1605879642468061185

In terms of transfers, I am very interested in their strategy. It's very different to the way Manchester United target their targets in the transfer window.

It's not necessary and it's not the main purpose of Bitcoin. There is a huge difference between fiat currency and Bitcoin. The purpose of creating Bitcoin is not to become an official currency from what I understand. Maybe you can find out for yourself what Satoshi Nakamoto's motives and goals were in creating Bitcoin.

If a country wants to make Bitcoin an official currency it's up to them. And vice versa.
The Bitcoin operating system is not centralized. That's what needs to be remembered.