Thanks for the info. And now that Thiem has officially not participating, Djokovic is going to be the favorite to win Wimbledon.

Anyone though betting on the qualifiers, of course the names are not very familiar, but I found out, Mackenzie McDonald, that time when I look at the first set, he was like @2.x underdog, lost the first two sets then comeback and won the last three. Unfortunately, didn't pull the trigger on him, could have been juicy odds after the two sets lost.

I think there's mutual respect between the two, Loma knows that Nakatani is tough, but he knows he has the tools to beat him badly. On the other hand, Nakatani is looking for the biggest career win against Loma, so he will try to put pressure on him.

Not sure if Lopez is still willing to give Loma a crack, but as we have said, when the money in the table is huge, Lopez might give in. Good boxing this weekends.

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Good riddance, and RIP John McAfee, we can't deny his contribution to the anti-virus community.

But we all know his role on the 2017 ICO craze, but I'm not going to bad mouth the guy because obviously he is gone, so out of respect to him.

He was eccentric and borderline genius, we really don't know if it is really a suicide because he is scheduled to be extradited to the US and maybe he was afraid of it.

Yeah, but for me before you can make money on trading, most of the time, you need to lose some before getting that needed experience under you belt, and then you feel comfortable about it and maybe starts to make money.

As opposed to just HODLing for long term, you just continue to accumulate, get a hard ware wallet and store your BTC for a long time.

Tsitsipas doesn't play well in grass, so it will be a surprised to see him even in the quarter finals.

But yeah, Djokovic path's is clear, unless he make another silly mistakes of hitting the umpire or something, his chances are very high right now to win the Wimbledon. I don't see anyone right now that can match him mentality in closing matches. But who knows, maybe we can see someone pulling an upset but it will be a long shot.

Could be, but we will have to see if Loma can live up to his hype on this fight.

Perhaps he see some weaknesses on Nakatani that he can exploit, unlike Teo Lopez who looks for big shots. Maybe Loma will try to break down down Nakatani and punished him every round until he quit, just like the rest of Loma's opponent in the past. Good marketing in his part though, portraying Nakatani as if he has a chance against him.

It's the China news again, government closing some bitcoin mining farms, cutting their electricity just to be sure. And probably if we see and hear another Elon's troll the price might go down again. So we can't do anything about it, unless whales are going to pump the price. But we don't want it that way, I mean no artificial pump because it will be followed by an obvious dump. So we might as well wait a bit, when everything settles down, in the next couple of weeks, maybe we might see $40k'ish or something.

Or probably lock this thread for good.

But regarding your questions, yeah, I think Top Rank has something to do with it, putting 2 Filipinos against each other before chasing Inoue. So it's like a shortcut, whoever wins on the Donaire vs Casimero fight, will already have 2 belts. Then obviously Inoue has the other two. So it will be unification next. So Inoue has all the advantage already. And probably Top Rank saw this opportunity and maybe push for Donaire vs Casimero first.

It has to do with Elon's baseless tweet though, it's controversial that it shake up the market real bad in the last month or so.

For the Chinese news, they've always like to do with when Bitcoin is on the bull run, so we should get used to it. I don't know if there is a Chinese story line, but as far as I know, their government has been anti-Bitcoin since 2017. And now they are putting a clamp on their bitcoin miners. And the only loser is not the market, but those huge and mid mining pools who have been supporting Bitcoin (and making huge profits) ever since. Thus, this is what the government wanted to stop and control.

^^ Or probably Loma will have to start early, figure Nakatani in 1-3 rounds and then go for the knock out or knock down in the later rounds. In his last fight against Teo Lopez, he took him last 5 or more rounds until it was too late as Lopez has won many rounds already.

And again, he chooses to have a hard fight in his comeback, so definitely he wants to prove to everybody that he is back in this division and will win in a dominant fashion.

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I'm sure we all know that majority of altcoins are dependent on Bitcoin's price movement. So if BTC went down, so is those altcoins who are in the top coin. But for those shitcoins, well, purely pump and dump, it might give you x2-x10, but it's not a guaranteed that you can always spot them unless you are a member of some p&d group. But just warning for those who are in a p&d group, it's not also a sure fire to win a lottery. So it's better just to fill our bags with altcoins that has used case or at least in the top 20.

Few years? Nah, we are just like 50% of it right now, so we can still get to that price or even surpassed it again at the end of the year. Historically, we have this kind of dump and then we will be trading like sideways for a couple of months.

And then at the last quarter, we will see a big movement. So I would say that we can definitely touch it again. Just give enough time for the market to settle down. And wait some big news that will push it again in the last 4 months of the year.

The only one is on my head right now is Andreas Antonopoulos - well respected amongst his peers, never try to hug the lime light for himself. But stay with Bitcoin thru thick and thin and even his Youtube videos in the last couple of years are still relevant today - (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJWCJCWOxBYSi5DhCieLOLQ).

As I have said previously, Rublev is not sho-in for the title as Humbert is really playing very well.

So it's a tough call to bet on Rublev, probably the best bet is on handicapped, although I haven't check it prior to the match.

For Berrettini, I really admire his player, grass or clay court, he is on top of his game. Look for him to develop in the future.

I think it's because they are still heavily regulated, what I mean is that majority of exchanges are not carrying them because they are afraid that regulators will come after them. That's why they are delisted and under performing in the bull cycle. So for investors this is not healthy, and maybe there are obviously who cares about their privacy and anonymity that invest on Monero and other privacy coins.

I voted for Casimero to win, I know that Donaire is great, and although he won recently, I think father time will caught on him. And he not facing just another boxing, it's another Filipino who is making a name on the division and this could end on a brutal knockout.

At least at the end of the end, it will be a Filipino that will win in the end regardless and this fight could be the passing of the torch from the Filipino flash to another great Filipino fighter.

As I have said, F. Auger Aliassime vs Humbert is going to be close and it can go either way. And in the end, it was Umbert who muscle enough energy to close the game in the time break.

So it will be Umbert vs Rublev in the Halle final. I will go with Rublev by 3 sets win.

Yeah, I would say that this is really a bold move coming from the mayor of a major US cities. No need to tell that the Mayor is pro-bitcoin, wonder if he himself holds some personally.

But I doubt that the can offer a very cheap electricity that will make some Chinese miners to move in the US though. As I have said, the cost of living in Miami is high, so I don't know how can the mayor problem electricity that cheap. And it should be abundant source of electricity. The mayor should be lauded though for his efforts.