^ It is tough going over there in the 35° heat yesterday. We watch the match between Halep and Kalinskaya. Both players had medical time outs but Halep retired after being broken in the second set, another top seed exits.
Kyrgios is going very well, I was going to bet on him against Paul but didnt in the end. I think today he will also be too much against Opelka. I'm going to go with a small bet on him.
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Not bad at all, I actually like the colours with a COA and a diaplay box. They dont say what the coin is limited to though.
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What was that thing your mind was thinking when you struck with the idea of decentralized blockchain?
What you need to know Bitcoin isn't the first cryptocurrency, so there's other cryptocurrency had been invented by few people. Bit Gold is the close example for Bitcoin since it's decentralized, using Proof of Work and any transactions recorded on blockchain. However it's still different concept, that's may likely the reason why Bit Gold was unsuccessful. It doesn't mean Satoshi was copying other people work, he was create an another coin, but he created based on his vision. You can read it here https://www.investopedia.com/tech/were-there-cryptocurrencies-bitcoin/Yes there was a previous work done by a number of people and projects before Satoshi, these were known as the Cypherpunks. I created a thread about it a few years ago. The Cypherpunks and the road to BitcoinWhat would I ask Satoshi? Do you still have access to all your wallets? not that I care but its still intreguingAre you happy with how Bitcoin has developed? did you forsee the route it has taken?
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I'm a bit of a Michael Saylor fan but he is certainly not the Father of BTC, he is just a Whale and very much a Bitcoiner. He has highlighted many things about Bitcoin which has got a lot of people thinking differently about Bitcoin other than its use as an alternative currency, transfer of wealth or payment system.
If at some stage when he decides he needs to sell his or part of his hodling it will be sensational, but not the death knell of Bitcoin. There were many many people involved in Bitcoin way before anyone even knew of Michael Saylor or Microstrategy.
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^ They were good odds on Khachanov, nice one. Before I went to bed I put another bet on Kyrgios to beat Giron @ 1.26 which he won 6-3, 6-2. Handily enough, I was thinking on doing a handicap on him but its just too risky.
For today I'm taking Korda to beat Baez, it could be another tough one for Korda though.
Something interesting today is Rune v Paire! Paire os underdog @3.25 and Rune has really gone off the boil lately, does anyone have the will or confidence in Paire? nice odds though...
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Here in Ireland when I speak for myself I can only assume I speak for a lot of others when I say I dont factor in the Commonwealth games into my sporting calendar. We left the commonwealth in 1949 following full independence from England. It isnt even reported on in most sport bulletins here, so I didnt even know they were happening!
I have to say that was a great call to back the Wests Tigers last weekend @5.92!
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Andy murray is having a tough time right now he is facing mikael ymer on washington ATP, he lost the first set in a tie break and now he lost his serve and he is beh8nd i thought hewould win today since ymer is not doing good recently but i guess this won't happen, murray seem to be having difficulties when playing on a hard court.
Yea he lost that in the end The Ymer brothers do have a lot of talent but I guess that was a match Murray was kind of expected to win. First game today sees Paire beating Gojowczyk which was probably against the odds. A lot of big names playing later. I have a couple of bets on for Rublev to beat Draper, van de Zandschulp to beat Gojo
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It could be a tragic end when there is a bear market and more than half of BTC value drops. If the lender is not reassuring I guess this will work. Isn't something like this already in a Defi platform?
I wouldn't be getting into a loan if I have BTC. What I can suggest is to keep your coins and when ATH, you sell. That's what you should do and then wait for the bear market to come as it always does. You can do whatever you plan with that fiat.
If I sell Bitcoin once it reaches an ATH, and it continues to rise, I will never be able to recoup my Bitcoin. People sold their Bitcoin when it reached an ATH of $10. Suppose they made a million dollars. If they held their Bitcoin and could borrow against it, they would have $1,000,000 to invest in a business, plus $2 billion in Bitcoin. Yea the trouble is that you will have to hand over Bitcoin to whomever you borrow the FIAT from, this means you lose control of that Bitcoin and when the value falls you will have to give them more Bitcoin to cover the value of the FIAT loan, its like a "Margin Call". Alternatively you could do what I did twice before and its something most others would frown upon but it worked for me. Just get a FIAT loan without touching your Bitcoin and buy more Bitcoin with it. Timing is everything and I have done it 6 months before the halving then 12 months after the halving sell the Bitcoin you bought to do what you want or just part of it to pay the complete FIAT loan back. * of course i cannot guarantee this will actually work just based on fast performance alone!
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Lot 4 - 0.0015
Super cool collectibles 👍
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TBH Sinner has been until recently "kind of" a limited player i use that term very looselybut fairly effective at what he was doing but I recon he realised he needed to develop further which seems to be bearing fruit now. Like bitbollo we have been following Sinner for a while and would class him as one of our favourites. For his age he has super talent and a great manner. Keep in mind that he has signed a sponsorship agreement with Nike worth 150 million over 10 years! It is difficult to invest these sums of money on a player who will not be a top player Thats a massive deal and indeed Nike see him as a very viable investment!
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Can I avail of
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Wow that is very generous of Dernoste.
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@tweetious - yes! this is as planned.
@Zipreg - apologies I misunderstood your post previously and yes I will continue as planned with the books individually numbered by the printer.
With the addition of hand signing and dating on request, meaning if you dont want your personal copy signed and dated I wont, but I suspect everyone will want that.
Apologies for the mixup all!
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@Abiky @tweetious - Noted - thank you. Hello All!
I have been asked if I would be willing to sign and date the books?
I dont have a problem doing so but I'm not sure if everyone who had ordered so far would want that and its not something I factored into the books.
So let me know if you would like me to sign and date your copies?
I wonder are these already individually numbered? If signing, it would be cool to have them numbered as well, if not already numbered that is. Well they have not been printed yet, they should be printed this week though! I can ask the printers to "not number" them and in turn I can number, sign and date them on the back cover where the numbering was planned to be? A bit of a change in plan but if everyone so far would like it done that way I dont have a problem with it.
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RUGBY LEAGUE NRL
For Round 21 I'm going with 4 picks which should all be fairly safe . . . How many times have I thought and said that this season?
South Sydney Rabbitohs v New Zealand Warriors ML South Sydney Rabbitohs @ 1.13 Taken Amount: 0.10 mBTC Possible Payout: 0.113 mBTC Canberra Raiders v Penrith Panthers v ML Penrith Panthers @ 1.59 Taken Amount 0.10 mBTC Possible Payout: 0.16mBTC [panthers surely couldnt lose a second game in a row this season?] Cronulla Sharks v St George/Illawarra Dragons ML Cronulla Sharks @ 1.38 Taken Amount: 0.10 mBTC Possible Payout: 0.138 mBTC Canterbury Bulldogs v North Queensland Cowboys ML North Queensland Cowboys @ 1.43 Taken Amount: 0.10 mBTC Possible Payout: 0.143 mBTC
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Hello MrCryptHodl,
I would like #50 please.
I will send payment and postal details later, thank you very much.
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I have my own way of figuring if a nation is "Crypto Ready" and thats how relaxed or not the regulations and particularly taxation is. For example in Europe I am aware of 3 favourable countries when it comes to Crypto, they are Germany, Portugal and Malta.
As pooya87 says countries where questionable crypto companies and startups locate would not be favourable in terms of "ready". There are countries in Europe which is actively trying to create crypto environments for startups and industry but yea what is the nature of those industries?
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Hello All!
I have been asked if I would be willing to sign and date the books?
I dont have a problem doing so but I'm not sure if everyone who had ordered so far would want that and its not something I factored into the books.
So let me know if you would like me to sign and date your copies?
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^ It was a stunning performance by Sinner to win the following 2 sets after losing narrowly the first set.
It seems his change of team recently is starting to bring results, well done to him and his team.
And my second bet over at Atlanta also paid out, De Minaur beat Brooksby 6-3, 6-3 happy enough with that.
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Same here, I'm looking at Sinner +2.5 right now, if this is going to be close and Alcaraz is not as dominant in this tournament then Sinner could have a good chance to steal this one from him.
So this can still go either way, and who started very strong and can hold it mentally, can win this match. Over and then ML at 2.23 might be good value bet for Sinner.
My heart says Sinner will win but my brain says no way Alcaraz loses this on Clay of all surfaces. Sinner did beat Alcaraz this year, but it was on grass. Should be an entertaining match, irrespective of the result. Yea I'm backing Sinner as the underdog, a small bet +3.5 @1.56. I'm thinking as Alcaraz is struggling to close out matches Sinner will be a fairly tough challenge for him, it should be an interesting match for sure. Over in Atlanta De Minaur taken on Brooksby, that should be interesting too, Brooksby seems to play well in "Home" tournaments and so is favoirite, I took a +3.5 handicap on De Minaur @1.48.
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It depends on what actually caused the drop that big. If there's nothing wrong with bitcoin fundamentally and that people just got bearish for whatever BS reason, then I'd surely be drooling and pouring capital into bitcoin.
Yup, providing nothing cataclysmic happend to Bitcoin I too would be selling as much of my possessions at a knock down price in order to buy Bitcoin because my long term outlook would not have changed. We can only dream because Bitcoin going that low is really a fantasy.
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