It' true that odds of 1.1 are really not that exciting and not really tempting at all at the first glance. On the other hand if you bet 100$, or 200$ on it you still get 10$ or 20$ as profit and that for a bet that you should win with a probability of around 99%, so not that bad at all i think. Betting on the number of goals is always very risky in my opinion, because we just can not say if bayern continues to attack if they are 3-0 ahead or if they are happy with that and slow down.
I don't really think that bayern is very likely to concede a goal today as they did not receive a goal in their matches against Barca and Bochum.

Ahh ok pretty interesting, i was already wondering what has caused the big and very sudden price dump a few hours ago but i guess this news pretty much explains that. I also have to say though that i am surprised that this kind of news still has any impact on the market. I mean, come on, how many times has china now banned crypto, declared that crypto is illegal or did other similar stuff? To me it feels like that we have such news from China at least once every two months or so. If this was the only cause for the price dump that happened today, then i am pretty confident that the prices will recover pretty soon and that it will not go down any further.

Federico Chiesa played a great European Cup and was one of the reason why Italy was able to win the cup once again. So if Dortmund is really able to sign him that would really be a great addition to the team. The market value of Chiesa is at 70 M€ and Haaland has a clause in his contract that he can leave after this season for 75 M€ so that would pretty much be a 1/1 trade in terms of the money, but as you already said, Chiesa is a offensive right winger and not a big central striker like haaland. So Dortmund would still need a striker to replace Haaland even if they really managed to get Chiesa to join them, which i doubt by the way.

A reason why the price is now down a lot compared to the ATH back when it was unlocked the first time is that they had a very big airdrop campaing back in 2018 or so, where thousands of people were able to claim 119 ICP or 28 ICP (i also got 28 ICP) and those are unlocking now every month. This creates a lot of sell pressure of course if ten thousands of airdrop receivers are dumping their tokens every months, but i am pretty sure that the price of ICP will start to climb again once the unlock of the airdrop is finished and therefore the huge sell pressure is gone. I personally haven't sold a single one of my ICP as i think the project has great potential.

Hmm also i am happy and grateful for every opportunity to see GGG fight again i also have to say that i am pretty sure that the main reason for this fight is the money. The japanese will probably pay a huge amount to GGG and his team to come to japan and fight one of their fighters. Looking at murata and his stats i think that would have been way stronger fighters out there that could have tested GGG way harder than murata. On the other hand, Golovkin is already 39 years old and i can't really blame him if he wants to make some nice money at the end of his career. I wonder though if this also indicates that he will not go for some big fights in the future anymore?

I am part of a pre-sale group named DuckDao. If you have a certain amount of their token, then you can join one of their different tiers and once you are there you can join pre-sales of projects (the higher the tier the higher the allocation per sale and also some sales are exclusive for the higher tiers). This gives you the opportunity to invest very early into projects (seed-round or private-sale-round) that are usually only available for VC's. This also means you invest before the token is listed and that your investment also has a vesting schedule (for example 10% on the day of the TGE and then the other 90% over 1 year or something like that). This is also pretty risky though and of course it is also possible to pick bad projects.

I can kinda understand the perspective of the WBO here. Of course most Fans were hoping for a fight against Inoue instead as it would have been just a bigger fight and probably way more interesting too, because everyone wants to see if inoue can keep his perfect record with 0 losses so far even against Casimero. In the end some fight needs to happen though and Casimero has to defend his title within a reasonable time frame. So the WBO rather wants to have an mediocre fight soon than an potentially more exciting one sometime in the future.

It's always hard to pick only one or two projects and say that those are without a doubt the best coins to generate a passive income with them through staking, because in the end everyone decides for himself what is the best. If you are looking for a stable and relatively safe source of passive income, then i would choose bigger staking projects like for example cosmos or polkadot. You don't get those crazy high APY there like some smaller projects offer but those high APY are also dangerous in my opinion because they are not sustainable. Radix could be another good Pick for steady passive income.

I think the laws that children and teenagers are not allowed to gamble are existing for a reason and that is because as a child you are not fully developed yet be it physically or mentally and that is why children are often way more prone to become addicted to something then adults. No matter if its playing video games or gambling. Of course there are also teenagers that were able to make a lot of profit with their gambling or sports betting but that does not mean that gambling should be accessible for everyone now, because those kids that made a profit with gambling can also get addicted to it, because i think it doesn't really matter if you are winning or losing in regards to developing an addiction.

Hopefully not this year. The price dump of the last few days is totally explainable to me because of all that stuff that is going on in china with that real estate company evergrande. Today evergrande sent some calming news which means that they probably wont go bankrupt but we still have to wait and see how this turns out. If BTC manages to stay above 40k $ (i know that yesterday it already was below 40k for a short period of time) though then i am pretty optimistic that the correction is over pretty soon and we will see increasing prices again maybe not heavily increasing but at least no more falling prices, at least that is what i hope.

Stuff like that definitely helps to promote the fight and this time i even believe that it was not completely staged unlike all the other times when it happened before fights of Mayweather or Mcgregor. Canelo is just an incredibily strong guy and when those two fighters are standing next to each other the difference between them is extremely obvious. Plant is taller and leaner and has a pretty big reach advantage of 4 inches, but i think that Alvarez is used to that already and it won't really bother him or be a big disadvantage for him, as he is a rather small guy but with an extremely blocky physique and also very fast. Alvarez is without a doubt the big favorite in this fight.

I think you can not compare those 2 projects directly because they are two different things. Solana is a completely new and different blockchain then ethereum and has nothing to do with ETH at all. Polygon is a layer 2 solution which is built upon Ethereum in order to increase the transaction speed and to reduce the hefty fees of ETH. Both blockchain have transaction fees that are only fractions of a dollar at the moment so i think they are on par in that regard. Polygon can access the Ethereum virtual machine which means that Ethereum smart contracts are running on the polygon network also so here you have the full functionality of the ETH chain with lower fees.

The popularity of gambling is rising since a few years now and of course the pandemic also played a big part in that because when people are not allowed to go out for some entertainment they try to get as much possible of it from home. And gambling can be really exciting and entertaining, especially if you play against others and/or if money is involved that you can win or lose. It is also true that, women are in gernal more risk averse then men, this is also the reason why there are way more male crypto investors then female ones, but that does not mean that there are no women at all out there that enjoy to gamble.

If i were you i would definitely stay away from meme-coins like Shiba Inu or safemoon. They offer zero use-case and even though i think that shiba inu is already to big to disappear completely in the near future i do think though that it will slowly fade into irrelevance and moves down the marketcap ranking slowly but surely. This is even more true for safemoon.
Also in general it is not smart to only look at the price of a token because the price alone means nothing without the supply of a project, even though it may feel better to be able to buy 100.000 tokens with 100$ then only being able to buy 0.1 tokens.

I just watched the official announcement video of the lawler vs. Diaz rematched and i was very surprised that Nick diaz also participated in that. Usually he is boycotting promos like that for whatever reason. To the fight itself. It is very hard to predict the favorite of this match for me. Diaz lost quite a lot of matches through points recently because that guy really seems to have an iron chin and does not get knocked out. Lawler also lost all of his last 4 matches, i guess diaz is the slight favorite here in the end.

I also don't think that there is any reason why we should be in panic. If you are already panicking just because the market goes down 10% then you should definitely stop to invest into crypto, because here price fluctuations of 10% or more per day are quite normal. Also traditional stock markets also went down yesterday because of that evergrande news. If it is already time to fill your bag is a subjective decision that everyone has to make for himself of course.

The use of the blockchain could be really helpful in cases where proof is needed for an outcome of a bet or a gambling game, because with the help of the blockchain it is pretty easy to prove who is right and who is wrong. I don't think though that it will help to prove that an online casino is cheating in the first place. As far as i know slot machines for example need to have a minimum chance of winning in order to be allowed to use by the casinos. I am pretty sure that this is true for online casinos too.

I agree with most people in this thread, that we are still seeing a normal correction at the moment and no major dump, in the end we are still dealing with cryptos and price fluctuations of 10% per day are not that unusual here. I think the reason for this price movement is that whole evergrande Story in China. If there are more real estate companies that will be in big trouble soon then we will most likely see another downward movements at all markets not only in crypto.

As far as i know Haaland has a clause in his contract that says that he can leave Dortmund for 75 M€ after this season which is of course way below his current market value of 130 M€. I highly doubt though that Dortmund will sell Haaland before the end of this season though because they already made enough money with Jaden Sancho which went to Manchester United. That whole situation makes it also very much possible for me that Haaland may join Bayern next season, because Bayern would never pay ridiculously high transfer fees of 150 M€ or more even though they could do that, but 75M€ seems reasonable. Plus Lewandowski could leave the club after this season to player for a few more years in the premier league, bayern would probably still get around 30 M€ for lewandowski after this season.
So in the end Haaland decides for himself where he wants to play in the future, if he can continue to perform at this level of course.

First of all, even in 2017 it was not the case that every ICO gave 800x profit. If that was the case at all, it was the absolute exception, because even then there were many ICOs where losses were made. What has definitely changed compared to 2017 is the sheer number of projects that appear every week and hold a sale. It's no wonder that only one in ten of them is really profitable. Also, there are no real ICO's like in 2017 anymore, where tokens worth 50 M$ or more were offered for sale. Nowadays, everything is done via launch pads and you have to hold the respective token in order to participate in the sale. When the tokens are traded on the stock exchange, there are already hundreds or thousands of people who have already bought the token at a lower price.