We can't say for sure if he is fit to coach Manchester United until the end of the season as he has only officiated a few games so far. I agree if you say that Carrick should be given a chance, but it looks like Manchester United haven't decided yet. I heard that Manchester United also have an interest in Pochettino (PSG coach), it looks like it will be interesting to hear how this rumor goes.

Crypto will probably be much more popular in the future than it is now and it is expected that many real businesses will adopt it as a means of payment even though it is currently facing regulation from many governments. In my opinion, teaching kids about the basics of crypto is probably the best way to prepare them for this modern era. I would, it would make them so much better than nothing.

Investors or traders may still hesitate to buy a lot of bitcoins because they are affected by some FUD. India is planning to ban crypto and this is news that could affect a lot right now in the market. But I'm not really sure if India's wish will come true, but it's definitely not the right time as the market cap is expected to increase during December 2021.

The slow recovery process proves that traders are just being cautious about entering the market. But if the $60K resistance is broken again then I think a bull run is imminent.

No, so far there has been no talk of any cryptocurrency especially bitcoin in my family during the celebration. But I tried to convince my wife a few months ago to support my efforts to invest in crypto in these difficult time. I'm not yet interested in getting him involved in investing, he knows enough that this is something I'm interested in. I have set a target that I want to achieve in the next 3-5 years, it's not a big thing but of course it will be very useful for the future of my family.

Even I wouldn't believe if Manchester United got a decent replacement for Ole they could win the title at the end of the season. Manchester United have been away from the Premier League title for too long and as usual Manchester City have almost dominated the Premier League title in the last 5 years. 21/22 season I think Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City are good title contenders.

There is no age limit for this investment and bitcoin is not only made for young people but anyone can own it and also trade it and invest in it. Bitcoin is a profitable investment asset but with possibly higher risk compared to other non-crypto investment assets simply due to volatility. So anyone of any age group can invest in bitcoin if they agree to the risks involved.

The number of young people involved can also be influenced by the ease of access to information and more receptivity to new innovation compared to parents. But this investment is not aimed at any particular group, it is ours for all ages and genders.

I really don't know if you want to learn something about bitcoin or just want to let us review articles from that site, I hope my guess is wrong about you at this point.

As for the question you're asking it looks like you've got a lot of good advice from forum users, you just need to review it now and understand the lesson. I love beginners coming to forums to learn bitcoin, but I think you also still need to improve your interactions with the people who answer your questions. It's also the best way to find out more, so this is just an additional suggestion from me.

Over the past week I have met 4 of my friends who are currently civil servant. I tried to ask 3 question about whether they know about crypto, are they willing to invest, and what do they think about it.

I know the result will not surprise me because all the friends I tried to ask the question knew nothing about crypto even though they had heard of bitcoin and read about it in the newspapers. No one is interested in investing even though I have explained how price up have occurred over the years since launch. Only 1 important point that I summarize as the reason and that is his fear of investment scam as is happening a lot in my country. Although they explain that there is no prohibition on crypto from their agency they work for, but that reason is one of the determinant why they are not much involved in this investment. Yes I need a lot of data to be able to assume more broadly about this, but this is just an opinion based on people I have met.

For now my thread is locked. Hopefully the market will recover faster after today's correction.

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OP, I just think that the government is only capable of controlling users rather than making bitcoin centralized. The thing that most support this assumption is that the government will not want to invest as much just to control bitcoin and make it centralized including controlling mining. They would rather create their own crypto than waste time in an endeavor that doesn't guarantee success, but I just believe that the government has been successful enough to control most users so far to comply with existing regulations with KYC and AML.

I won't worry about this in the future as I feel that the current government adoption and so on still won't change the decentralized nature of bitcoin but they could centralize its users.

Zidane is the first name to be a candidate to replace Ole at Manchester United at this time. But the problem is we never know whether Zidane will accept this proposal or not considering he also has no experience in the Premier League which is known as one of the best competitions in Europe. Just like you, if I could choose, I would also choose Zidane as Manchester United coach for the next few season but the decision now rests with him.

So far there are quite a few big names from coaches who coach Premier League teams, so if Zidane is willing to accept this proposal then of course the title race will be more difficult for each team.

One may need better financial privacy by never disclosing ownership of the amount in public. I can confirm that people who own a lot of crypto asset including bitcoin always to be the target of scammers and scam attempt in various ways and maybe this has been thought of by others so they really practice privacy security both online and offline. 4.5 bitcoin is currently equivalent to the cost of living for several years in my country, so of course it's a bad thing to reveal to people as it would only put themselve at risk.

OP, buying bitcoin when it goes dip is the best option for anyone who knows how the price will recover after that. Price correction can open up opportunities for traders to profit after the market recovers and I've seen it that way many times. If we think that the price correction sometimes reaching 10% is a bad start for bitcoin, then it should never have hit $69K some time ago.

Exactly, I think you have a good point here. Taxes are the best way to help countries fight poverty and hunger and can improve people's welfare. In fact, the government and its system are completely unreliable because there are many individual who are leaders in such an unfair way that the implementation and functioning of the tax itself is of little help in this regard. Corruption is one of the thing that hinders prosperity and individuals who do it should not be in the government structure because they will only be the biggest obstacle. In the end we can conclude that don't expect justice from hungry lion because they will only think of their own stomach and lusts.

Manchster City's chance of winning today's match are much greater than Everton's, although so far no goals have been scored. Sterling, who is reportedly furious with his situation at City, has the opportunity to start vs Everton today, while he has been linked with Barcelona in January.

I think Manchester City just need to try to create more chance to score at the moment because they have dominated this game almost 80%. If City manage to score 1 goal, then the second goal will be born faster than the first.

It is difficult to achieve justice in this world if you hope in humans because the best justice belong to God. The world is never fair and when we compare rich and poor there is always a picture that poor people always look weak without much money while rich people can always make their cake grow.

Taxes are a solution to achieve justice for equity where the richer a person is, the higher the expected tax. We can urge government to do so, but I doubt we have the power to influence their greed in the end. I believe that if the tax management is correct, then the level of prosperity of the people will probably reach a better number and poverty and hunger will be lower. This economic disparity only occurs if the government is unfair to its people, and the success rate of its implementation is still very low in any country.

One strategy to profit from trading bitcoin is to buy every dip and this has been discussed hundreds of time in many other thread in my opinion. We know that correction is normal for bitcoin so far, but we can maximize the opportunity to buy this only because the price recovery will occur immediately after the correction even if it reaches -20% in 1-2 days.

For now the price recovery after the recent correction has taken place and bitcoin is back to $59K today, and this is the reason why long-term holders never feel scared or panic during a correction. Market behavior teaches us to be able to maximize opportunities, but it is only realized by those who have the courage and capital. It's still very possible to see the price increase reach over $70K by the end of December, this is the last segment that will determine whether $100K become a reality or not.

I am comfortable working in my country without having to go to another country just to make money and get a better job. I think it's okay when we feel comfortable working somewhere if the job also makes enough money to meet our needs, but it still will probably not last when the payoff isn't commensurate with my work.

Many people in my country decide to migrate to other countries to become workers because they cannot find decent work in their own country. Currency value might be something they are considering trying their luck in other countries and one of their destination so far is Malaysia. It doesn't really make sense to step out of our comfort zone when we are earning more than enough salary each month, but it will definitely try to move on to new experience when we are no longer making enough money.

I know that bitcoin is not only made for certain circle where the type of work is a barrier to owning or trading it. I only speak according to the circumstance around me where people I know both online and offline state that generally they are not civil servant. I also think that civil servant in my country have never been prohibited from owning bitcoin or trading them, it's just that the government enforce the same rule for the whole society regarding the prohibition of bitcoin which we cannot use as legal tender.

As far as I know my country doesn't prohibit civil servant from owning bitcoin or crypto, but the amount may be small based on people I know make me a little curious how this is happening in your country and the people you know. I can honestly say that some of the public servant I spoke to about bitcoin and crypto were not interested in knowing more about this digital asset. Few have thought about investing that might ask more, while others just say yes without wanting to know much.

In my opinion, very few investors are willing to take this risk. Some long term investors have been doing it since the beginning and they haven't even sold their bitcoin in the market until now because there is something they expect in the future from the bitcoin they have accumulated.

I never dare to do it simply because I won't miss an opportunity to sell it at a high price although I will try to buy it again at a lower price to increase the amount of bitcoin I can buy. Logically, if I managed to sell my 1 bitcoin for $65K some time ago, then today I can buy more than 1 bitcoin for $65K. But if one is willing not to sell them regardless of price volatility just because they are a long term investor, then they can truly be said to be a gold hand investor.