Bitcoin SV has slipped to the 5th place and BCH has once again overtaken it. As of now, BCH is trading at $333.57 and BSV at $321.56. During the last two weeks, BSV has risen by more than 300% and went up from 9th place in the coinmarketcap list to the 5th position. If we combine the market capitalization of BCH and BSV, it will become the 3rd largest cryptocurrency.

Earlier Wright had admitted that he don't have access to these coins (because he do not possess the private keys). According to him, the private keys are split in to multiple parts and held by multiple people. Wright was supposed to receive them in a "bounded courier", at some point of time in January 2020.

However, Wright is now claiming that he has indeed received the private keys through courier (as per his statement on 14th January to Federal District Judge Beth Bloom of South Florida). He has time until February 3rd to prove the same. Expect some crazy movements in the market until that date.

I have also noticed the same. India looks really strong on paper. But they have failed during a lot of pressure situations. On the other hand, teams such as Australia and England perform better than India under these conditions. Another issue is the lack of preparedness. During the last match, it looked as if some of the players (especially Bumrah and Shardul) faced difficulties in adjusting to the conditions.

We should not generalize the altcoins. There are close to 10,000 of them in existence (although the majority are either dead or dormant), and it is not right to classify all of them in to one category. If we do so, then we'll be grouping the good coins and the shitcoins together. For example, we can't say that coins such as Ixcoin and Freicoin are as good as Ethereum and Monero.

Personally I am against his inclusion in the squad. The selectors should give preference for the youngsters in the T20 team selection. But right now, social media campaigns are going on in favor of his inclusion. The decision lies with three people - Ravi Shastri, Virat Kohli and MSK Prasad. And as far as I know, all three are against including Dhoni in the squad.

I don't understand the problem when the authorities are providing them the state of the art security. The chances of an attack against such a heavily guarded team is almost the same as an attack happening in Australia or New Zealand (even in New Zealand, recently we had a terrorist attack in which dozens of people were killed). Those who don't want tour can exclude themselves from the squad (similar to what some of the Sri Lankan players did).

While taking your "conservative estimate", you are accounting for 2017 and 2019, while ignoring 2018 and the two years which preceded 2017. You need to remember about 2018, because during that year the prices went down from $15,000 to $3,000. How can you be sure that such a bearish trend will not occur this year? Also, what about 2014-16, when the prices dipped by 85%?

How many of these coins are lost? Somewhere I read that 3 million to 4 million BTC can't be spend, because no one have the private keys to access them. Satoshi's coins alone account for more than BTC980,000. On top of that, we have coins that were once owned by dead people such as Gerald Cotton and Alexandru Bogdan Semenciuc, which are now lost.

A few months back, Sri Lanka had a successful tour of Pakistan. And in case Bangladesh also plays a few matches there, then the PCB can claim that the country is safe to conduct international matches. They can demand that teams such as Australia and England play their matches in Pakistan, rather than conducting them in the United Arab Emirates.

The IPL is about to start in another two months from now. Let's see how Dhoni performs during the tournament. I am not expecting any miracles from him. But if Dhoni is able to perform them, then obviously the selectors will be under a lot of pressure to include him in the squad for world cup. But my opinion is that he should concentrate on the ODI format. It may be better to leave the shorter format to the youngsters.

India was a bit rusty. They were overconfident, probably due to all those one sided matches involving them recently. On the other hand, the Australians were very professional and made no mistakes in any of the departments. Australia was the visiting team and yet it looked as if the hosts were under-prepared and the visitors had made a lot of effort in acclimatizing themselves.

Rather than looking at the percentage change, you need to look at the absolute change. Increasing by 50% or 60% doesn't matter, if the base is really small. Check this:

BSV rose from $86 per coin to $340 per coin in one month time. The absolute change is $254.

Now check BTC. During the same time, it rose from $7,200 to $8,700. The absolute change is $1,500 per coin, which is 6 times higher than that of BSV.

Warner had a horrible time during the Ashes. The Australian selectors showed a lot of courage by not dropping him from the squad. He made less than 100 runs from 10 innings against England. But then he came back strongly against Sri Lanka, Pakistan and New Zealand. Today I feel bad for Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne. They didn't got a chance to bat, as a result of the record breaking stand between Warner and Finch.

Is this news confirmed? If Bangladesh agrees to this itinerary, then it will be good for Pakistan. They badly need the revenues. And staging matches in UAE involve a lot of expenses and in the end the PCB will end up with hardly any cash in hand. But it was perplexing why the Bangladeshis refused to play the test matches in Pakistan initially. If they have no issues with the T20 matches, then what is the problem with the test matches?

Even 275 is not enough on a flat track such as Wankhede, but I expected the Indian bowlers to give a tough fight to Australia. Perhaps they should experiment with Navdeep Saini for the next match. He is faster than Shardul Thakur in the air, and that should give him a bit of advantage on flat tracks. Also, Kuldeep Yadav failed to trouble the Australian batsmen. I guess Yuzvendra Chahal would be a better choice for the next match.

Won by 10 wickets with more than 12 overs to spare!!!

The Australian team landed in India just a couple of days back. They had hardly anytime to get themselves acclimatized. Even after all this, they managed to defeat the no.2 side (as per the ICC ODI rankings) by such a big margin. You can love them, or hate them. But you need to admit that the Australians are the most professional of all the cricketing sides.

Even the large exchanges such as Binance are unable to keep KYC information securely. Now how can we expect these smaller exchanges and ICOs to keep the data safe? But in some countries (such as South Korea), the government has made KYC mandatory for investment in the ICOs. In such cases, it won't be the right thing to blame the ICO team for hardships related to the KYC process.

Finch has also completed his hundred. The bowlers are looking very ordinary. It is going to be quite humiliating for India, after so many one sided matches against weak teams such as Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and South Africa recently. 14 more runs are needed and Indian bowlers are trying to pick at least one wicket, which may save them from complete humiliation.

Warner just got his hundred. He seems to be in splendid form. Another 55 runs are needed and Australia is having all 10 wickets intact. A lot of praise was showered on the Indian bowlers during the past few months. But see how mediocre is their performance today. Bumrah is returning from an injury and it is understandable. But what about the other bowlers? They look clueless.

There is no shortage of bad projects even now. We have stupid investors, who are willing to invest in projects that have multiple red flags. Nowadays I don't blame the ICO promoters for all these scams. The blame should be directed at the investors, who invest in such projects. They may be doing this because of ignorance or greed (or both). But if they continue with this behavior, then they should never complain about their losses.