I think the predictions were judge base on the season's performance, it is all there written in his conclusion. I know for a fact that Arsenal isn't a match for Liverpool but I'm kind of thrilled by Arsenal's short-term performance, not just in EPL, but in other leagues and the way they are blowing hot, they might take Liverpool by horns and do a little surprised party in Emirate stadium.
Wolves are experiencing their worst time I think but with the way they have loss and drawn back to back, it will be so much easier for Chelsea to do their thing, doing virtual bets with the odd isn't too late think.

There is nothing wrong with the question, it makes me think of how eager I was to learn about bitcoin at the time. I was influenced by friends' frequent discussion of it at the time, and I was envious because I rarely have anything to add when they are talking. However, today, my own research has turned into something useful for this forum and myself, I have learned things about bitcoin here that my friends don't even know half of. Bitcoin is the best, and I can't even talk about the technical and development discussion knowledge I've gained.

You will get your bitcoin complicated in this manner, if you have the money to buy bitcoin, I will advise you to also buy a hardware wallet to your own advantage and I can tell you that it is safe if you keep your seed phrase in a safe place.
Now back to identity and bitcoin, you can use p2p or your local vendor to buy bitcoin, don't use your credit cards on centralized platforms because they will keep your transaction details in their database including ATMs.
Some of the Bitcoin P2p you can use that don't require KYC and their websites are:
[1] Bisq client ===> https://bisq.network/
[2] HodlHodl ===>https://hodlhodl.com/

Either with Bankruptcy or not, the idea of leaving your coins on an exchange is never a good one, we all should have learned from Celcius, they are still battling on how to open back the platform so that people can have access to liquidity but it seems it is not only the users that are finding a way to exit liquidity, the venture capitals are now on the bench waiting as well and a result, the SEC has put in their interest in investigating everyone involve in Celcius.
There are so many things that can happen to an exchange, they can get hacked, they can get sued and locked for anytime God knows depending on the duration of the investigation and not only that, exchanges can deny you access to your own money if they found out you violet their terms and conditions, remember not your keys, not your coins.

You see, the idea of scammers and their victims is nothing more than taking advantage of ignorance. Even if you are literate and well-informed about everything, a fraudster could be able to use your lack of knowledge of one or two important facts against you. People are unfamiliar with cryptocurrency, so scammers target those who can't tell A from B. It could also be the result of greed, but if you know that A is better than B, you'll naturally find a way to curb your greed.


As I have said, it is all about ignorance. If you can scare a scammer away by command of a script, then he is not informed about your tactics else he will find a way to manipulate you further to scam you. Information is the key for a scammer.


A scammer can code you a smart contract and give you a seed phrase to his coins, and you won't be able to do anything with his wallets. They can give you a wallet that contains ETH or BNB or any EVM compatible, and as soon as you deposit or try to swap, it will redirect all your balance into another wallet because you will ask to authorise the transaction, and what happens in the background is not displayed, just a warning to proceed with a transaction.

What is it that we are trying to say here? Bitcoin began its bull run in 2013, and that was when it began to gain attention, and it broke $1k by flash and not $100, but after that, the price crashed because there was little liquidity around bitcoin at the time, and we only had a few exchanges where bitcoin was trading. Comparing its development now to that time, I will say it has come a long way, but as you said, timing is everything.



I'm going to assume that you're saying that now is the ideal moment for people who haven't tried bitcoin to try and buy since the price is low, but your writing style will deter a lot of the readers you're trying to reach with your message. Speculate and anticipate positive outcomes so that people will be interested and, regardless of what happens, they won't only look at the price alone but also be fascinated by the bitcoin ecosystem. If you put price first for people, they will get bored easily. We will definitely see another bull run, but it is not a guarantee that we will see $200k.

 



You are posting to disseminate information and also looking for others to chip in their opinion and in return they are been merited, why are you complaining.

Inflation is very bad and I think most countries are experiencing their worst cases that has happened before 20 years ago which I hope should have all by now recovering but we all know there is a war ongoing that the other parts of countries have neglected, the FED is also part of the whole stuffs but politics aside, Russian currency has been getting some values over US, that will be at advantage for them to pay back their debt as if they stole it from them.

I think after this global recession, I’m very certain that country like mine will want to remove a certain currency out of the circulation, because those kind of currencies wouldn’t be able to buy anything again in the country.

You took the points and expressed what you feel, nice one!
I am interested in that skill and reckless spending, the way the world is revolving today is quite different from how it was during the 80s and 90s when internet hasn’t been to public and exposed people but now that we are now in digital age, things are transforming very rapidly, hence having a digital skills should be a prerequisite for everyone, it saves you even when the traditional education system hasn’t bring anything on the table, the skill will help you while looking for the dream job and sometimes, skills becomes the main job if you find passion in it.

Reckless spending is another problem that do stop some people from saving investing, they prefer to lavish their small change on things that they don’t need but on wants, they spend without plan and whenever a man fail to plan, they most often than not do fail at the end.

There may still be some bitcoin wallet addresses that are incorrectly blacklisted from that protocol even though they have never transferred bitcoin to an exchange and their owners are unidentified. They might not have done anything wrong, but the fact that they are unknown indicates that they maintained their privacy to a degree that prevented anyone from tracing them. What exactly am I saying? What are some users trying to accomplish when they transfer mixed bitcoin to centralized exchanges where they are verified and claim to need privacy?
Avoiding centralized exchange is the first step in preserving privacy because that is where government trained security agents first threaten to obtain user information prior before arresting them.

Bitcoin isn't a very secretive private network, but no matter how hard they try, the satoshi path will continue until it is completely unreliant on anyone.

Privacy is a must.

Isn't this a little out of the discussion at this time? We are almost two years into the next halving, and depending on how new blocks are discovered, it may take a little less time or may take longer than the number of days you indicated.

There will be a price recovery of about $50k to $60k before the halving, and there will be a shake everywhere. Then, two days before the halving, some traders and speculators would sell the news, as they won't wait until that event day because they would want to outsmart others and after that, the miners will take over the market and move it to a new all-time high.
Expect to see more organizations and countries adopt bitcoin during this new bull run, and I sincerely hope that industry heavyweights like Elon Musk won't return to bitcoin, his presence in bitcoin has done more harm to bitcoin price.

The first reason bitcoin exists is the concept of seeking out a trustworthy person. According to Satoshi's original white paper^[1] from the abstract overview of bitcoin, bitcoin is a decentralized peer-to-peer digital currency that you can use without depending on anyone. Therefore, bringing your bitcoin to the bank for security is equivalent to destroying what bitcoin is in the first place.

You may have other valuable goods to the banks, which is why they were created, but Trezor should be in your own care and your seed phrase or recovery phrase should be punched on a metal plate and stored in a different safe place, that's the best measure that experts have recommended and so far, no one has complained about that measure except you didn't do it as instructed.


Let me add to what has already been said: the banks you see are very self-centred, opportunistic, and always want to take from what they don't sow. If they announced that they have an emergency and fire outbreak in the banks, you will have to deal with loss or max get compensated, there could also be a heist and if your property is taken, you will have to deal with the losses with them. God forbid, if you happen to have a bitcoin that you bought in 2010 and lose it at this current price would hunt you for the rest of your life. Avoid banks, that is my 4 cents.

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[1] https://www.ussc.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/training/annual-national-training-seminar/2018/Emerging_Tech_Bitcoin_Crypto.pdf

Look again, the 15.5% rise is in billions, I don't think those are small money you will consider not good enough as an investment, bitcoin may be another key investment but both are two different things, if Bitcoin is the only way for you, that's fine but companies now diversify their investment strategically in a way they share them in a ratio which we have seen MicroStrategy have all adopted.
Buying a stock of a casino is different from playing in the casino itself and judging from what OP said above, you get some advantages over other players and perhaps dividends in return for investing in their stocks.  Also, I don't think there is any casino you could just use $100 to win $1 million, this is possible but they are rare my friend.

Anything in "excess" always have a negative impact, it is every gambler's responsibility to handle the manner in which they played but I'm curious to ask, from your comment, what do you have to say when a player has more wins than the number of losses and the player decided to spend more of it is time than the expected time, will that be considered as addiction?
You know the nature of gamblers and greed is what drives our hormones, if the games are in their favour, they will likely play more than the time they set for them self but the wise ones will exit as soon as they hit 3 losses in a row but the addicted ones don't usually stop until they blow up what they have all won to the house.

Bayern Munich hasn't trailed the leader on the table for the past five years, but Lewandoski's departure has had some aftereffects that I wasn't expecting. I was hoping Mane as a new player could work some miracles, but their performance isn't quite as seamless as it once was. Although Bayern's goal differences show they are still in good form, but we know winning a league requires more than that, the point counts, but maybe soon they will move up to first. I had anticipated them to have a significant point gap from Freiburg and Union Berlin or other teams that may want to finish in the top four.

As a participant, I don't understand if the arguments are necessary, but I think casino marketing on the forum can last depending on several conditions. It could be money, it could be that their expectations were high and the result wasn't appealing to them, or they could change their marketing strategy because, as I've observed, some casinos don't only advertise here on the forum, they have other places they advertise just to get more users into their platforms

Bitcoinchair.com for example do advertise casino on their explorer and I have seen Roobet several times, even 1xbit(_scam) and the same Fairspin people are debating is still right there advertising as you can see from the image below.

As you can see in the image below,Bitcoinchair.com, for instance, does advertise casinos on their explorer. I have seen Roobet multiple times as well as 1xbit (_{a fraud}) and the same Fairspin users are arguing.



So, as I have stated, it is their choice whether to continue or not, but gambling will always exist regardless of the crypto market, it is the users who are no longer earning much from crypto and have all come to signature hunting, which is now diluted with many people, limited campaigns, and plenty applications.

There is nothing that differentiates the performance of Leicester City from Nottingham Forest, they are just neighbours around the table who have conceded 6 goals from different teams, drawn one, and won one. They still have a long way to go before they can escape the relegation zone, and with the way the league heating up and approaching the halfway point, things are getting tough from all angles.
Leicester City didn't sign any players before the start of the season, which may be why they have had difficulties, but if they can maintain up this way until January, Brendan should make a transfer request for new players during that window.

Some mothers can be careless but there is something that is not adding up to the story, as the efforts to reach the police for more information were not successful but my intuitions tell me that the woman is not the real mother, it is possible that she was caught on debt and used another person child as the bait just to escape the hot situation. I mean, why would a mother go to a lotto to gamble and only for her to abandon her child as collateral, it is either the lady is having a mental disorder or some memory loss to have forgotten the child till evening in the hands of people who could have done whatever they want to the child especially now with the level of insecurity in the country.

I can't say for sure if you are contradicting or in support but I know that a ban is something that is illegal, it never was supposed to exist and if found with anyone will be brought to justice, so if a circular has been passed around that gambling is prohibited, both the player and the casino has to stop with immediate effect, if at all it is a physical casino, it will be shut down and you will never see anyone in that surrounding, the same thing applicable to online casino, if its a very strict country, they will go to any length to work with Internet providers to block any incoming IP address that is trying to connect because they are the who controls the internet network.
A limitation is another thing, and most often than not, the age is what the government use as a requirement to reduce abuse in gambling, you will see most of the time 18+ as a requirement in most casino before a player can play.


The moment you signed up to any casino, know that you have already broken your privacy, you don't have much to protect but you can minimize it to some extent with a VPN, if they don't require KYC, you can preserve your privacy with it and we do have casino Blackjack.fun as an example who don't request KYC unless they observe a player has been cheating.

Whatever the reason, the damage has already been done, and I still believe that Manchester United is not as good as they were during the Red Devils era. Whether Ronaldo was playing or not, Manchester City had them by the neck the entire match, luckily, Antony gave them some confidence until Martial was substituted and added a goal with an additional Pk, but that didn't change the 3 points Manchester City had already earned. I can bet they'll be coming to the Old Stamford Bridge with the same level of vigour they showed today. Another Derby to watch, but this one wouldn't surprise me a bit if Manchester United lose again.

Your table appears disorganized and unattractive; you can use the forum table BBCode to arrange the table's rows and columns so that the company name, market capitalization, and description are simpler to read.

These companies are big indeed, having those markets caps are actually mind blowing but instead of making hypes on their stocks, why don't we do something like them, we have some casino that has their own tokens, Like owl for example is another type of casino with its own token. It is better to invest in small startups than go after these big guys that dominate all of the shares to them selfs, you will only be getting a penny as dividends by end of the year.