I hope our friend isn't taking this as an attack on him seeing his become the subject of the day at the moment but as constructive criticism..

But that 95% of posts made in the bounty section needs to be lowered to at least below 10% to show positive contribution towards the forum

and not just looking forward to getting paid  sends the wrong signal for new members joining the forum for the first time.

What happened with the tennis question

thought late submissions would have secured a point here but seems non of the lads showed up for their respective games and it's another lost game point, damn hope its not his right hamstring for Carlos Alcaraz...

Btw before the Joker gets to hang his tennis rackets will he be cleared to play in the competition he missed out on?

I really think Kane is passed his prime and the price that they are likely to ask for is too much, besides with Eric ten Hag in the driving seat I don't think players will be bought at such exaggerated prices knowing very well that cheaper guys with good skills can be found in other leagues.

Kane missed his transfer opening way back, now his assignment objectives has changed which is the time to help the club finish strongly probably secure that top four finish as the league looms closer to its end,and should transfer talks come again Spurs will likely put a high price tag to stop the sell from happening as his services are needed more than ever!

How I wish senior dad had this edge to join crypto back in the early 2020s by now he would be laughing himself all the way to the bank for the huge gain's gained from the investment...but unfortunately we cannot predict the future and live each day as it comes.

As much as I would love the older people around me to get into crypto, I feel this tech is better with the younger generations that can process loss better and keep up with price and the technology around it.

Prediction 1: $21,509
bech32 address: bc1q6pm0afcphvqp594fgna8u63gza37qkrm3wvf0s

Nice illustration of what really goes on with these pump and dump schemes that involves new coins with low liquidity level's and clearly this also shows that new coins are all prone to manipulation. And what hurts the most about these is that herd mentality will always shake off strong hands and they end up giving up their positions to join in on the sells to save whatever they can.

If ones risk appetite is low, playing it safe is the best bet to avoid heartaches but if you are more than happy to jump in from the deep ened then you could want to try your luck with a bit of due diligence to now how solid of a project you want to commit some funds in

Dont you think as a bounty participant you have acted too fast on this information, think about the investors who bought this token earlier with their hard earned money and are yet to get this token swap news, give the team the benefit of the doubt to deliver as these impementations dont just happen overnight


Why do I feel this is not about the project but some kind of character assassination , BTw just so you know back in the day locking of coins to figure out the way forward was common and if the project failed to find a lasting solution because of markets crashing or not reaching soft/hard cap, and if funds raised could not start off the project.. refunds were initiated to all investors that bought the tokens.

Honestly, I would say give team Volare the benefit of the doubt for now, and whats the campaign manager's position on this issue??

The pain of being a bounty hunter is never an easy path, and unfortunately paying with their native token is the only way to cut costs unlike paying with btc or any established coin which could rise their budgets on the marketing side of things.

It's just fair enough to ourselves that we don't jump on the Bitcoin train blind just because everyone is talking about it and don't want to FOMO, let's try to be smart about this by getting the right knowledge to navigate our way around these hurdles and know how to protect our coins from mistakes of sending to the wrong person, failing to have a wallet backup and possibly prevent hackers from gaining unauthorised access to our crypto coins.

Agree, without the right knowledge if you lose coins all you will do is blame others which should have been your responsibility and everyone owes themselves this opportunity to learn before actual usage.

Chances of succeeding is at odds of 0.01%, and if you do the calculations this is one big scam that probably will involve the seller showing you one old wallet address that has lots of coins and once this leaves you excited you will be willing to pay  for something you want to gamble on to get brute force access too, but we all know this kind of wallets are a dead end and we should leave it at that. Let greed not lead us into a position of getting scammed , let's out smart these scammers.

Don't take his word for it not unless you see some financial statements,btw Cashflow positive can mean any little profit above the investment and liabilities...besides this could have been said to help push twitter market share price up.

And his take on taking on PayPal can only mean intergration of crypto into his system as it's a working project unlike starting from ground up which could turn out to be expensive and time consuming before it's up and running.

AI seems to be the buzz word but it can not survive on its on,it needs other projects to compliment it andbif you ask me this looks like Musk throwing us off the money trail,we all know he still has his head into cryptocurrencies.

For starters, People that manage to recover their coins either use passwords that could be brute forced or have a few words to complete a mnemonic and find the missing piece... otherwise not everyone gets lucky and if you have no private key to a wallet these coins will be lost forever unless the key is found/used.

Brute forcing is one such technology but success rates are still low, but either way I don't see such a technology which will be used to crack open people's wallets at will as this could make crypto unattractive to many and hope this doesn't happen.

If someone will be considering holding coins for a long time,proper backup solutions need to be used so as not to be locked out or be in trouble as you have put it .

I have had a similar experience when it came to sport's betting were the sportsbook had predefined amounts and unknowingly I clicked on this thinking I had input a smaller amount for my wager only to lose my money, though sometimes I have been lucky enough as this as turned out to be winners for me... Sometimes it's an issue of duplicate bets,you think you placed on wager on a selection of games but when you go back to your history you have more than one betslip with the same teams and you win on somedays and lose on others...I don't even bother complaining to the bookies.

All Club Brugges shots on goal came after the 80th minute,with the first been what lead to the first goal around the 86th minute (recorded as the 87th minute goal) and their final shot on goal came right after the 90th minute in added time making it 2.

Cro2 never disappoints when bringing in the questions out to play ,great job

Tether has never had the best of starts as a cryptocurrency and the fact that it's centralised does give me the goosebumps but I think it's the risk most are willing to take to keep a 1:1 value for our money as it's a stablecoin.

Btw talking of trust, trust is something that doesn't come easy these days and I wouldn't toss it around that easily either not for any crypto coin...

Tron based tokens have always been my favourite, the fees are super low and block times are just superb better than Bitcoin which can make you wait for several hours before getting your first confirmation.

If you think about it ,back in the day resources were plenty to go around for everyone but populations have grown and the process has turned out to be a competition to fight for the few limited resources out there...

Unfortunately things like inflation are influenced by external factors beyond an individuals control and also how stable a countries political, technological influence is on an economy and it's people.

The best way to survive low salaries is not to rely on one stream of income,try getting into other side hustles to help supplement the salary to make life much easier financially.

Issue of kids..well If people are going to have tons of kid's it means they have the resources to take care of them, if not it's unfair to put your responsibility on others who know that they need to live within their means chose to be ignorant about it, let's take responsibility for our actions...hope am not stepping on people's toes.

 

If your hands are tied and you do not have another source of funds that can help you sort out whatever pressing issues you have at hand...then sell those coins you don't owe anybody any explanation why you are doing so, besides you can always get back at the same position as you left by buying new coins at a later date!

This just gave me an idea, maybe some budget lessons need to be put somewhere around the forum to put these questions to  bed


My thoughts exactly, if an emergency comes you act on it immediately and the best way to not be caught unaware is to have some kind of emergency funds stored somewhere or use your insurance or overdraft facility with your bank.

I think people think bitcoin is a one get rich quick scheme and people want to put in money today,and tomorrow are ready to withdraw a hundredfold, this is an investment we need to treat it as such and accept retains could take some time before maturing.

Nice hope I don't miss this one out.

Wow Chelsea finally won a game convincingly against a Dortmund side I thought will easily see off the Blues... Honestly this is a shocker for me, is this because of their fans or Potter finally understands his team and has got back to winning ways... I guess with such performances coming his job is no longer on the line after a bad spell he experienced.


Benfica had a great game last time out away from home, now imagine coming to play in front of your home fans.. It was going to be a massacre for the visiting team and the delivered a solid performance and were unlucky to concede with such a good scoreline.

Benfica really outplayed club brugge in the first leg and am expecting the same result to happen especially that this time around they will have their fans come in numbers to see to it that they get the job done to make it to the next round . Tbh going down by 2 goals isn't much of a big margin but I see this game having the Portuguese side scoring 3 goals or so just to ensure that they keep a clean sheet and have its strikers challenge for the golden boot.

Chelsea are still trying to find themselves the won't pose much of a threat against Dortmund who are in a much better form, best bet here should be under 2.5 goals.