It could be that the market is exhausted, we have seen the price from mid to high $30,000 to $48,000 so that is a huge jump already. And so investors could have been selling at proportionate to get some profits. Nevertheless, the support is strong at $43,000 and it's not easy to be broken specially with some good news around like you mentioned. So I guess we should wait for the $50,000 threshold.

Yeah, I don't think that this will be cancelled because Casimero is not going to make it in this fight. This has been settled already and his team is doing everything they can. Casimero has been training based on his vlogs so no problem at all.

And it will be a total disaster for him in case the fight didn't proceed for unknown circumstances. He will be strip of the belt and maybe his career will take a back seat. So everything is on the line for him here.

^ Yeah, Inoue love to go toe to toe as well, that's why their style make this fight very interesting. Donaire will used his counter punching skills specially his left hook and we will see if Inoue can hold his chin against that or he will buckle down a bit if he felt the power of Donaire. On the other hard, if Inoue will land his straight right or even his jab which has power as well, we will see Donaire's respond.

Ok it Nick going to the semi-finals without breaking any sweat as Michael Mmoh withdraws due to a right adductor strain and he will be facing Opelka, so I guess this is where our bet will go. Nick still the favorite though, might be good to throw some money on Opelka, to pull an upset. Tiafoe and Isner playing currently.

I think crypto.com has already done it's share promoting bitcoin to athletes already and it's just a matter of time before any other companies and or sports athletes are going to pay and accept bitcoin and other cryptos.

So why not? athletes are good investors as well (not all of them), so maybe they are willing to accept it in the future because they know that chances are high crypto's are going to continue to rise in the future, so win-win for them.

Possible, I think we have seen throughout tennis history that a former player becomes a coach or mentor to someone and that someone become the top seed or at least reaches the pinnacle of his career at the number 1 spot.

So hopefully this can be true in the case of Alcaraz, having the Nadals on his back, it will be a good combination and a win-win situation.

Mentally it could give him a boost, we know that athletes wanted to give a good show for their fans, specially if they hear the cheering, for sure Murata might come alive  in this fight.  Yeah, if GGG wake up in the right side of the bed, he could messed up Murata real bad in the first half of the match. Rounds 1-6 might be GGG and taking control of the match, and unless Murata can dig deeper and with the support of his fans, maybe he will make a comeback but he might fall short.

I think we should understand why this so called old traditional fart really anti-bitcoin. They have been in control and according to them, they made their billions using the old way. But now that bitcoin and the rest of the crypto market are challenging the status quo for what? 10 years and specially in the last 5 years or so, many investors are shifting to crypto and this grandpa wanted to keep the power they have been holding for years by attacking the market in the media. But so far they are not successful, on the contrary the more they attack the more crypto gets adopted, how ironic.

It's good to hear though that Binance is in the rescue of Axie after that hack.

And it's interesting that this is somewhat an inside job? Because that's really sad and there's no way that you are going to stop it if the criminals is inside.

But yeah this is a welcoming news because even our holders and traders of Axie in our local exchanges have lost money too in this hack.

Yeah, but it seems that Putin is firm so I doubt that the negotiations are going to last or will it be successful. And we all know that both sides doesn't trust each other so no point in a peace talk unless that there is someone in the middle that will brokered this deal.

As for the anonymous hackers, they've already proven how effective they are are far as cyber war is. So this might continue for a while, we may not even know it, but there could be some hackers within inside Russia as well who are helping their fellow anonymous hacking group to penetrate and disrupt Russia's cyber capabilities.

^^ Knock out artist though, doesn't look for an early knock out, it has to come and they don't want to force it otherwise they might get hit by one hail mary punch that will change the complexion of the fight.

So Ryan might be looking for a knockout, but it it doesn't come as expected, he needs to just play it and let Tagoe make that mistake that he can take Ryan's punch and then boom, perfect left hook.

I think it is also that Murata has been in the game for so long now, he has traveled and fight in the US way before we even heard about Inoue even campaigning in the States. Nevertheless, Inoue could be the next Japanese boxing superstar no doubt about that.

So this is still very interesting match, and although GGG is the favorite, Murata is a good fighter in his own right.

Damn, I watched the video so it's not clear as to what really happen in the game that might have tempted Kouame to slap his opponent. I haven't seen this kind of disrespect to an opponent physically. There is verbal abuse and that is very common. But for the customary handshake and then you gave your opponent a slap? he should be punished by all cost by ITF here.

Well there are speculators that can still make a decent profit in a bear market because they have the experience. But for the majority who wanted to try, it's going to be a difficult path for them. So they have to be very careful in this bear market. Others might just continue to accumulate in the cycle and buy cheap altcoins and they for sell later when we are in a bull run.

I agree that Medvedev was the only one so far who did standout amongst the young generation of tennis player that will replace the old guard. But so far, he has faltered, recently in this tournament wherein Alcaraz is the winner. So all the attention has shifted to Alcaraz as there are too much hype around him but he was able to back it up with a huge win in Miami.

But Thurman doesn't have any bargaining power right now, he doesn't have a belt and just coming back from a long layoff and just won against un-rank Barrios.

So money wise it is not a safe bet for whoever win in this match. So they should really aim for the next belt holder which is Crawford to unify all the belts in this division and of course to make more money.

George is good at taking out the strong points of his opponent and so is Haney. But it seems that Kambosos is prepared for what Haney will offer in this fight. Haney doesn't is not a good puncher, no power behind it at this weight class but he cover it with his technical abilities. On the other hand, George has the power, it was evident in the Teo Lopez fight. For me Lopez is one of the biggest puncher in this division but George was able to take that out from Lopez and then he himself dishes out one of the worst to a champion in this division. And now that he has the belt, everyone will go for his head including Haney but I think Kambosos will win this fight.

True, but we can't discount the fact that when they released this in public, the price seems to pump, from lower $30,000 to almost $50,000 right now. I will not call this a bull run though, we haven't break the big psychological barrier of $50,000. Maybe if it will be broken and then the run continues, perhaps the bulls is back. But be very cautious as well as there could be some entities riding this and trying to manipulate it from behind.

If I just say something about your discussions, Donaire has been a champion, beat a lot of prime boxers, loses some including to Inoue, but it just shows that he is dedicated to his craft because he has reach the pinnacle of it.

So as far as dedication, there is no question about it, he is still motivated ever since his breakout win against Darchinyan. As for his social media, every boxer has an account with boxing and non-boxing followers. So it doesn't mean he is not dedicated just because all of his followers is non boxing fans.

Good win, yeah, he deserves this tournament, he has been playing solid like Swiatek. Just like what he did against Tsitisipas, down in the first set, was able to make a huge comeback. But this time, he was really calm and know what to do in the first set as he didn't want to and playing catch up again.

And the score was enough to hit the -3.5 handicap so I'm very a happy camper right now.