I guess you are asking about the best altcoin, else I would have replied to invest in Bitcoin. Looking in to the altcoin sector, things are not that rosy now. Ethereum was long regarded as the king of the altcoins, but it is going through a rough patch now. IMO, the most promising altcoins right now are Stellar Lumens, Cardano, Binance Coin, EOS, Tezos and TRON.

After almost two months, watched a live cricket match today. Fancode mobile app did broadcast some matches from the Taipei T10 League. Don't ask me much about the quality, because you know the answer.  But still I was really happy to watch some live action. And as expected, this so called "Taipei League" don't have a single Taiwanese player. All of them are expats.

Well... your account needs to be kept clean, as reputation matters a lot here. I have seen some of my friends getting nuked here, for a single mistake. So be careful about what you do. If you promote scammy projects, and if you are really unlucky, then some DT member or a moderator will paste your account with red trust, making it completely worthless.

Lockdown can't be extended again and again for an infinite period. In my country (India), a large part of the population are daily wagers and they'll starve to death of the lockdown is not lifted soon. The government may be able to feed them for 2-3 months, but not more (especially as the tax revenue has hit rock bottom). My guess is that the lockdown will be lifted on May 3rd (at least partially), irrespective of whether the situation comes under control or not.

So within 2-3 months, we may witness a limited resumption of the sports activities as well. It will become the new normal, as we can't shut down the economy indefinitely.

Actually I don't want Coinmarketcap to delist the coins. They are not an exchange, and therefore they don't have the moral right to remove a coin from their listing. If the coin or token is no longer traded in any of the exchanges, then they can flag it saying that it is either dormant or dead. But removing the entry is wrong. If we want some unbiased information about these coins, where we'll go?

I don't want to generalize anyone... but BBC in particular have a very bad attitude towards Indians. I've been watching BBC news regularly for more than 15 years now, and I have noticed this several times. On the other hand, international channels such as CNN, RT and DW are more balanced in their coverage. That said... it is a great loss for the Indians that the match was not covered. We will never get to see that amazing innings from Kapil Dev.

Postponing the tournament by two years is not possible. If they do that, then the ICC may suffer a lot of financial damage. On average, ICC conducts one major tournament per year, and most of their revenues come from these tournaments. In the end, the annual contribution for various national boards may take a hit and the nations outside the big 3 will get impacted.

Unfortunately, this is the only method available for those who use ERC-20 platforms right now. And I regard this as one of the drawbacks of this platform. I used to be very active in airdrops and bounty campaigns, and as a result I receive a lot of spam tokens (i.e promotional tokens) in my ERC-20 address. I can't get rid of them, as there is no option to delete them. If I move the good tokens to another wallet, then I need to pay the transaction fee.

True. All that remains of that match are a few photographs. BBC was having the broadcasting rights for the 1983 Cricket World Cup (which was being played in England). Back then, India was being considered as one of the minnows, with West Indies being the overwhelming favorites to win the world cup. On that day, West Indies was playing against Australia and therefore the BBC sent the crew and equipment to cover that match. For them, the India vs Zimbabwe match was not a very important one.

I have never liked the Coingecko website. They have a lot of information, but their webpage is not very userfriendly like the Coinmarketcap webpage. Also, I don't like the positioning of their advertisements, as with CMC the advertisements are much smaller and discrete. But to their credit, Coingecko covers a larger number of cryptocurrencies when compared to Coinmarketcap. And this includes a number of obsolete and dormant coins.

 

You can check my previous posts and you will find that I have always favored the usage of sandpaper over saliva (even before the COVID 19 epidemic). Both of them have almost the same impact on the swing of the cricket ball, and I don't understand the reason why one is permitted while the other is not. This is also a very unhygienic practice which needs to be done away with. 

I am having just the opposite opinion when compared to yours. In cryptocurrency market, you need to make quick decisions. When a token or an altcoin is going down, in almost all the cases it will never recover. So you need to study reasons behind this drop and dump the coins as soon as possible. If you hold on to shitcoins, then the chance is that you may lose all of your investment.

Technology started changing from the late 1980s onward. So if you want to get a good idea about how the matches was played before the technological revolution, then you need to watch the tournaments that were played before mid-1980s. But some of those matches are not available online. One example is the India vs Zimbabwe match in 1983, in which Kapil Dev made 175 not out. That match was not broadcast live, so no video is available.

In the dark markets, you can find plenty of people who are willing to do KYC for as little as $20 or $25 per exchange. Earlier the amount used to be even lower. Some of these people user their own IDs, while most of them use stolen or hacked ID documents. That's why I have always been saying that the current KYC system is botched or flawed and it needs a revamp.

The question can be modified, to something like this: "Would you like to have another edition of the PSL, 3-4 months after the finals and semi-finals of the previous edition?"

It's not about the number of matches. A lot of hype will be generated, as these are the most important matches in the tournament. And after so much hype it will be very difficult to redo all that in just a few months.

I have been doing airdrops since 2017, and I would agree with you. Airdrops represent a good opportunity for the new users, to get some cryptocurrency in their wallets. The amount may not be big, but it will act as a good starting step. And in rare occasions, those who held on to airdropped tokens have benefited by the price rise in the long term. EBTC token is one example.

There are arguments both in favor and against Trump in this subject. It is true that he stopped the flights from China against the advice of the experts. But at the same time, he delayed the lockdown measures until it was too late. And on top of that, I am surprised by his trust on Hydroxychloroquine, which according to the medical experts have not yet proven to be effective against COVID 19.

To tell the truth, I am not much surprised. Yobit has a long history of shady deals. They are one of the oldest exchanges still operating, but if you ask the most senior users here, most of them will be having a negative opinion about them. On top of all the scam accusations, their support is available only in Russian. English support tickets take a lot of time to get replied.

It's a good idea, but at the same time I am a bit skeptical about it. Royse and others are very kind and want to help those in need. But from what I have seen here for the past many years, there are a lot of guys who will exploit kindness from others to get themselves rich. And in an anonymous space such as this forum, it is very difficult to really verify whether the aid is reaching those in need or not.

Well.. why not? I am having high expectations about the upcoming halving event. Contrary to what some of the experts say, the cryptocurrency market has limited liquidity. Under such circumstances, a drastic reduction in the supply can lead to a disruption of the current demand-supply equilibrium. And this in turn, can lead to a spike in the exchange rates for Bitcoin and the alts.