Another sad thing is incoming for Juventus about their player, Nicolò Fagioli. Recently there was some news about this player and gambling while it's forbidden for players and he also said he did some gambling which means the news is right about him and there is he possibility for this palyer to get suspended for a long time.
Now Fabrizio Corona started talking about this case and he said maybe Juventus was aware of this case and what their player was doing which can be another problem for this team.

 

https://www.fanpage.it/sport/calcio/corona-svela-cosa-ha-fatto-la-juventus-quando-ha-saputo-di-fagioli-e-un-reato-da-retrocessione/

I think it would be very interesting to see Sevilla return to the European League and win the title again in that competition. 
And actually, in the match against Arsenal, Sevilla is expected to have difficulties and will ultimately lose. Sevilla will indeed play as hosts but this will not change the fact that Sevilla's performance this season is quite bad. Even in Laliga, it turns out that Sevilla is currently ranked 14th. This is different from Arsenal, which is currently ranked 2nd in the Premier League standings.

Arsenal have never even lost at this point in the Premier League. and in their latest match they also managed to beat last season's Champions League champions, namely Man City. But losing to Lens in the UCL really made everyone doubt Arsenal in the UCL. But Arsenal should still be the favorite when facing Sevilla.

This sounds like a great news and should make a positive impact on BTC price but I see that the momentum is low.

Nice job, OP!

This will help high school students learn about blockchain, which is great. But the teacher/trainer should also talk to them about the dangers of investing in Bitcoin because they're just starting their journey to college.
I once tried to convince a store owner to accept Bitcoin as payment, but they ignored me. After that, I didn't try that again.

I think we are very lucky with satoshi's brilliance, but sadly, majority now consider bitcoin as an investment only, which makes me wonder if Bitcoin is still a p2p electronic cash system.

My opinion...

I think you are actually very much new in the DOGE world. Things have been noisy when it came to DOGE from the wealthiest person in the world - Mr Elon. I think you missed that timeline somehow. It was crazy back in the year when everyone saw DOGE moving upwards to 60 cents a piece. Can you imagine that price now? It is not gonna happen because it was merely a meme stunt by Elon who pulled on the entire world, to be honest.

I was also one of the victims by putting a lot of investment into it. Though I never believed in meme coins or altcoins for that matter, back in the time it was our hero and a wealthiest man whose words bent my decision-making process. I think you should not trust meme coins just like that.

If you are grabbing them from faucets or some free shit then that is completely fine.

After reading the title of this topic, I actually hope there will be an explanation about the differences between Bitcoin and crypto. 

But apparently this is only about Bitcoin and Altcoins. I think even a beginner in his early stages of learning will know that there are other digital currencies besides Bitcoin called Altcoins. And there are altcoins that have coins nested in their respective networks called Tokens.

But beginners sometimes can't differentiate between tokens and coins (L1, L2 and so on). Because some time ago I still often misunderstood the difference between tokens and coins. Because I'm still a beginner at this.

Which would be indeed a bad decision to praise Leverkusen too early because as some of you may know, there is a reason that Leverkusen is called "Vice-Kusen" in Germany. They have had a time like 2 decades ago when they were the toughest competitor for Bayern Munich, but they literally finished 2nd in all competitions in a single year. I think it was the year when they lost the Champions League final against Real Madrid. I am a bit too lazy to check, but that's why they are called that way and I am sure they do not want to hear anything yet about title ambitions or anything that could distract them.

Recently retired English players hoping into the coaching job are not up to the tasks. I haven't seen one doing a perfect job for his clubs growth.
Birmingham City are occupants of the sixth position on the Championship table, can we all analyze how far and how better he will take the club Birmingham City upwards.

Legends like Gerrard, Lampard and Micheal Carrick all are coaches who have recorded failures in the coaching job than playing football professionally. Wayne Rooney was good at bashing Ronaldo, I do hope he does same with this job. Godspeed with all he does.

Even before the English Premier League made name, The Italian football league had players that wants to make sure they work in the Seria A. Clubs like Parma and Ac Milan are clubs everyone would want to play else you feel less of a player.
This is no time for Competition but hell yes, Juventus will be well prepared to maintain the sole point of maintaining the position they occupy on the table.
A draw is not also the outcome I want to see, how they defeat is all that matters. Juventus has shown why they need that spot in the next league table.... I will still want to see Juventus winning, they suffered too much not to be involved this season.

But we are talking about the most professional athletes in football in the world, don't you think that they are able to play two games per week without physically subsiding? I am convinced that these players combined with some rotation can comfortably go a whole season without becoming tired too quickly. Actually, isn't this also a precondition for a team that claims to be one of the favorites for the title? I hear that very often. Players would be tired because they also play Champions League and for that reason they would have to save some energy in one game in order to be able to perform in the next game. I think that's not true. AC Milan will give their absolute everything against Juventus Turin because they want to win the Scudetto. It is as simple as that.

I mean it gets even better because by dividing your investment and only investing probably weekly or monthly you're also minimizing the risk of your investment because if you just buy a big amount one time, you dont really know what direction Bitcoin is going to, it might drop its market price after you bought it or vice versa you might get lucky the market price is going to increase after you buy Bitcoin. Compared to dollar cost average it does not really matter if the market price is going to increase or drop because you always buying every week a small amount of investment so you are accumulating Bitcoin anyway, it is for sure not going to be a huge profit compared if you just buy one time and then the price just skyrocket, but it would still be a profit anyway because market price is going to increase in the future if your going to way about it, as long as you dont sell in a lower price and sell at the top it is always going to be a profit, for sure you can always modify by increasing your buying when the market is down and lower your volume when the market is pumping.

It was not just learning from someone's mistake but our personal mistakes. And it is not just we learn but have to do something to avoid such events. Most newbies come to invest with empty knowledge about it and no wonder why they will lose. We often give advice to DYOR, spend time learning to trade, don't rush- and all we did are a sort of investment warnings but too unfortunate that many we're tend not to listen but instead make their own way.

If they only just know how risky Bitcoin investment is, I could imagine that only a few people could take it. But it is not what we see, more and more newbies come because of this - "instant profit" which is circulated on the internet.

To be honest, I've had this question for quite a while. I keep seeing people claiming to just hold and hold; it'll take one, two, three, or whatever years for the next bull market. However, I'm often wondering: do you ever feel tired of waiting for Bitcoin to thrive? The past few months, or the whole past year—I'm not sure I've lost track of time—have been quite stale. Bitcoin has been ranging between $25.000 and $28.000 for quite a while. The volatility compared to other periods is lower than we're used to, or at least, to what I was used to in the past.

I feel that there isn't too much excitement and this adrenaline feeling anymore; suddenly you'd see Bitcoin climb or crash; you'd be curious when it'd stop, what your next move would be, or simply feel accomplished seeing your money's value grow. Price movements are quite insignificant at this point compared to the huge pumps or dumps that occurred in 2020 or 2021.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not against holding, nor am I getting frustrated, at least not yet; I did it in the past and regretted it, even though my only source of income is signature campaigns. It's just that sometimes you can't stop the thoughts from circling around your head. I generally didn't bother to even look at it's price, but I've recently started feeling a little wearied. Perhaps it has to do with the life-induced stress that I've discussed in a previous thread. Who knows? How do you cope with waiting?

I do not agree with this, I think Bayern is better than last year and they will do fine. People do not realize this all that much but we are talking about a situation where they are much better and should not be really shocked all that much to see even better results. I think it's clear that they are going to end up with something that will look better in the end, and yes they had some hardship in the league here and there but that is not going to be the case.

I think it is better to make sure that you end up with a result that should be a bit better. I know that it is a difficult thing to do but it is still beyond what I expected them to do. I believe that with more and more people realizing their power, they will just get to top.

PSG's performance in the loss to Newcastle wasn't bad, but they just failed to capitalize on opportunities to score. Moreover, Newcastle had a good defense when PSG built attacks, so even though PSG had several opportunities, the defense was still able to handle them. Of course that has benefited Newcastle, but that doesn't mean PSG doesn't have a chance.

PSG and Newcastle adopted different strategies throughout the match. PSG played very offensively and Newcastle played very defensively, this benefited Newcastle in preventing PSG from scoring goals and they also benefited because PSG did not concentrate on defending. But I'm sure PSG won't make the same mistakes when they play at home for their second meeting with Newcastle, so I don't think the defeat will punish them for the rest of the season.

Basically I said Milan had a chance to win, and I didn't say Milan would definitely win. Because anyway, I will also certainly still realize that Juventus are not a weak team and of course, even though Juventus are not favorites in this match, but of course Juventus also still have a chance to win but the chance can be said to be low. Therefore, maybe the inconsistency factor of Juventus so far makes Juventus not a favorite to win this match so of course, from the odds factor it also shows that Milan is quite, yes quite projected to win but not for sure.

Wazza ( Wayne Rooney ) was a true leader, striker father , brother and friends to both opposing players and all that comes to your mind.
Wayne Rooney has been exploring clubs moving from one club to another. In this journey, he has seen more losses that wins.
I'm not certain he'll get it right this time around too, but, aftwr failure comes success.
I don't know what would be the project of Birmingham City, but he should make sure he gets to complete the task. Also, a good attacking player during his days should see his side scoring more goals.

I can't remember the last English Coach that won something huge. Southgate has been the greatest disappoinment of them all. He shouldn't nhave been given that job.

So far I admit that Real Madrid is much better than Barcelona in solving problems. Granada was not weak against Barcelona, ​​especially in exploiting opportunities and defending, but Barcelona failed to find a solution to win the match because of the referee's decisions and bad finishing.

I never underestimate Barcelona and that is important so that I don't make the wrong decision if I want to bet. Barcelona still managed to keep La Liga without defeat even though they are currently 3 points behind Real Madrid, but that is really not a big gap for both of them. Regarding Mbappe, I only hope that Perez will bring him in the middle of the season or after his contract with PSG expires. Right now I don't want to talk about it because it seems like Bellingham could really help to solve the problem.

When Union Berlin managed to get a Champions League ticket, Union Berlin basically indeed did not have a chance to go further in the Champions League. Because after all, even teams like Bayern Munich and Dortmund, basically still need a very big effort to be able to go further in the Champion League such as to qualify for the knockout stages until to the final match. Moreover, Union Berlin is in a group where it is difficult for Union Berlin to get points in each match. Therefore, I am personally not surprised that Union Berlin has failed to get points so far in the Champions League match, because basically Union Berlin no chance here.