It's because Micah is a former Olympian, but it doesn't mean he is slow though and I wouldn't call it amateur. He has move to being a pro, so there's a lot of of difference, obviously. And they are fighting in bantamweight, and usually in lower weights fighters are very fast so I don't know where you get the idea that Micah is 'very slow'.

Well we don't like that to happen here, we want Casimero win, and this is just a get busy fight for him so I don't see him (hopefully) not being upset. But we will see. We're already in September and just in a couple of weeks we will see this fight happens.

It's business sad to say, that's why what we can do is to report this kind of websites to Google and to Namecheap themselves so that it will be taken down right away. But then again scammers will register a new domain name, so it's going to be cyclical and a long battle for us crypto enthusiast.

Good catch by the OP, and I do hope that noobs are not going to fall for it because that is a too good to be true offer, so it doesn't really looks logical.

The fight is next month or at least 7 full weeks if I'm not mistaken, so there's no update for any sport bookies as of now.

He is the Monster and casual fans really knows that he has power in both hands that can knock out everyone. However, if the odds are not that attractive, personally, I will skip and wait for the awaited match between him and Casimero. That will be exciting to bet as there might not be a clear favourite.

Or expect that the price will simply go on a parabolic rise, which is not gonna happen, specially given how bitcoin's market price is unstable.

Yes, twitter exploded when the price goes down, others say its doom, most panic (specially newbies, or those who enter thinking that they can make money is short term). If the OP is really a long term holder, meaning he has seen the ups and downs, there should be no concern at all, crypto market is slowly bouncing back now and in the next 3 days we should be in the green again.

As compare to gold? Bitcoin hasn't been tested as a good hedge against uncertainty though. Hedge mean that an asset that can't easily affected or influence by the market. And we know that bitcoin is very unstable and be definition can't be a 'true hedge'. As compare to let's say gold, it's been tested, specially in ww2.

And btw, bitcoin is predictable? it became a speculative asset and obviously, it is not predictable. Have you seen the crash in the last 24-48 hours? totally unexpected.

#2 Investors obviously, because they are the one who brings money on the table to the projects. Without them, the project will not start its ball rolling. And without investors, there will be no #1,3,4,5.

So when the project succeeds, the first one to get more money is #2. However, in cases that the project failed, then they are the person who are going to lose more. This is not just for crypto market, even if you look at other tech companies of today, like Facebook or Google, those early investors gets the perk.

I don't think that this bullrun is finished, technical indicators shows that this is a likely scenario, $10,400 or $12,400. Really hard to give you financial advise because it's hard to see where the market is going.  But if you are into bitcoin for longer term, then this could be a good buy. Just remember that you can buy in small portions and then observe how the market moves. If still goes down, then continue to accumulate as many as you can.

I don't consider this a dump though, perhaps miners are just taking profits, Bitcoin price may spark ‘war of miners’ — 1-day pool outflows hit $18M.

Yeah, we thought that at least Casimero and Inoue will make it before the end of the year.


He shouldn't underestimate his opponent because it has also a good boxing record. But we all know what Casimero is made for, he has so much experience under his belt that not even a former Olympian can win against him. Let's do hope that they hurdle their respective opponents and then promoters set them up in a much awaited unification fight next year.

Yes, I think China wanted to join the bandwagon, or at least some some Chinese wealthy personality because the whole Defi thing really took off and we have seen it even higher than bitcoin. And then could justify this, I mean we all know how they hate bitcoin and even putting it below their list of coins.

NEO was touted to be the next Ethereum since 2017, but we haven't seen that it didn't took off as expected. The supply of YFI is what makes it very attractive for more traders and it really bring the hype on altcoin market in the last couple of months now.

I'm under the impression that this will be the case, there will be a mad rush to go and play again. But this time though, they will be cautious and probably will wear protective mask.


Gamblers will be gamblers, there will be that itch that everyone wanted to scratch, so this is another opportunity for them to get out and somewhat relieve themselves and play again after so many months of no action.

I would suggest that you really go around this forum and learn and don't look for mentors. There are tons of knowledge out here, you just have to dig around. We have a search function that you can utilise if you want to look for subjects that interest you, but if you have doubts then you can ask questions. One thing I learn through this forum is that there are people who are really wanting to help, but they don't want to spoon feed you. Best of luck in your journey here and welcome.

Where did you get those leaked though? How much crypto do the accounts have for withdrawal?

(1) Obviously the trick here is that someone published these leaked accounts.
(2) Then some noobs think that they hit the jackpot and try to withdraw
(3) Then upon withdrawal, it will request for deposit

One of the oldest trick, but still noobs can fall for this.

Perhaps they have to initially freeze the account holders money so that they can do a full investigation?


True, but South Korea has been very strict, very comprehensive that it is hard to open an exchange because of its tougher cryptocurrency law. So it's a ballsy move from the owner to pull this move and think that they are not going to be caught and received a heavy fines, worst jail time for this.

Yes, it is just a speculation that a new ban might be forthcoming because it not just involves RBI or the IDC, but the parliament is also playing a big role. And we all know how this politicians are very influential that's why there are a wildly believed that maybe an imminent ban is coming to India.

But it might take some time because the parliament will pass a law to put a heavy regulations (5 year imprisonment) for everything that is related to bitcoin.

Take for example China, every food right now is processed and even synthetic because of the growing population and even their government try to control it, gonna be hurt to curb. Like this plastic rice:

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/plastic-rice-from-china/

If not the virus, then hunger might kill majority of the world's population.

I guess they have saturated most of the well known domain names or domain name extensions that's why they move to .INFO or .XYZ.


In a perfect world, no crypto enthusiasts should fall for this trick, but there are a lot of naive newbies that doesn't check before entering their 24 seeds or private key.

Here is a possible fake OmiseGO twitter Airdrop handle:

High fees are bad for traders/investors in my opinion, it's just like you need to have a minimum balance just to be able to withdraw and get at least a decent profits.

However, I would also like to stress that high transaction fees are an indication of the bullishness of the market and liquidity, similar to what we have seen during the last all time high, specially on bitcoin. And if the fee is lower, everyone can spam the hell out of that network, causing it a slowdown. So there's a lot of pros and cons, its really up to us on how to weight everything on our favour.

Obviously, I he is unbeaten this 2020, only few tournaments. And this is just a gauge on how Djokovic will do in the US Open. And with Nadal and Federer not competing, I think he is really on this way to win the US Open again. I remember his interview way back in May, in which he says that he is looking to win more Slams and break the record for being the longest number 1, so his goal are pretty clear.

However, but him resigning as ATP player president and creating his own association of players and all because they want to have greater control of the revenues?, doesn't sit well as their agenda on the table.

I think the trust is based on casino's provably fair, but how many online gamblers are really looking at it?


Yes, but you have to think the offline casino's need to report it because of tax purposes. If online casino's one day are regulated by government, for sure their books are going to be open in the public and we will know how much they profited.


It's very competitive market, however, I don't think it's going to be saturated are there are gamblers born every minute so to speak. So the more the better, as least we have options.

Right, same thing as we don't know how many are traders/investors/bitcoin holders because all we can see in wallet addresses which can be duplicates.


I wouldn't say people are losing confidence, but perhaps we are looking for other ways to mitigate the risk without waiting for the government's help. Printing money is another thing and in the long run it won't be the solution, and this bailouts can only go further and only big companies are going to benefit from it. And since we have crypto as somewhat an option for us to somewhat hedge our wealth against the looming crisis.