It looks like it's more aggressive than boxing, so are the long term injuries, because boxing athletes dodge many punches, while in slapping all the hits literally fully hit the adversary's face without any chance of minimizing the damage received. Slapping is mostly about resistance and strength. Boxing involves some other skills like dodge that are always useful when facing a big challenge.
Due to this fact a weaker boxing player can overcome a most powerful one if he uses a good strategy. The same doesn't apply to slapping, so it's also a more obvious game, easier to predict the results.

Yes, it can be really difficult to adopt bitcoin, especially for someone who is already used to deal with fiat every day during so many years. It's like that saying: old habits die hard.

But I think paper money is already overcame, because debit and credit cards fully replace its function, without the risk for the person of being infected by virus through paper which goes in everyone's hands. As technology evolves some things need to be replaced, since they aren't useful anymore in the same way they used to be.

Due to different regulations bitcoin probably won't remain like that. People who rule the world don't want to change their minds, instead they want to change bitcoin in a way it can fit the system without damaging their own power and influence. Bitcoin could lead human civilization to a higher level if people were awake and willing for that. However, the reality is that humanity is composed by a bunch of sheep which blindy follow the rulers' orders. The few who really want freedom, transparency, fair opportunities are suffocated by the sheep's bleat just like it happened in Orwell's Animal Farm masterpiece.

So far there isn't any. Blockchain games is a very young industry yet. The good projects are under early development or weren't even started yet. The ones disponible right now you have to pay to start playing, because that is what keeps these games profitable. Maybe you can be lucky to start playing a game which is starting now, so you accumulate items in your account until the game skyrockets. When this happens you can sell your items for a good price.

That is what I'm doing regards Lost Relics. I've been playing the game since last year (for free), collecting maximum items as possible and once the game becomes more popular I will sell my stuff. Lost Relics is actually a good option to play for free with a decent gameplay, although new sign ups are really limited now and drops decreased considerably. So I can't say it's possible to earn money every day like in Axies Infinity, for an example.

At least the game is fun for people who like live 3D MMORPG.

Blind and elderly people have difficulties in doing many things, dealing with bitcoin is the smallest of the problems they face in their daily life. These people have the support of caregivers for all their needs, what I believe may include dealing with bitcoin if someday it becomes a necessity.

Caregivers can be family members, relatives or hired people to execute the job. In case of elderlies without family it's common the nursing home where they live take care of all their finances, so they don't need to worry about it.

However, at some point a bitcoin platform operated by voice command may be developed meant to give these people a new positive experience in crypto universe.

Well, I believe you should always be grateful for what you have achieved today even if it is just a plate of food, but always targeting the mountain of gold tomorrow. Greedy is not good, but conformism isn't good too. These are two extremes that must be avoided if the person wants to thrive in life for real.
Humbleness is often misunderstood with mediocrity nowadays in order to keep the sheep submissive, while the people behind these catchphrases propagandas enrich themselves and keep the sheep enslaved in the matrix.

I've never seen the media teaching something useful about bitcoin, and maybe what you pointed out is actually the reason behind it: they were never taught. The only news I see are about fluctuations in price, people who got insanely rich by being an early holder, people who lost huge funds in btc because they have lost hardware wallets or news about companies, central banks thinking about creating their own crypto currencies.
Since the media doesn't teach anything useful, people will remain uneducated, as they fully rely on it to have access to information and knowledge. That is the main reason why most people aren't interested in bitcoin and probably won't until it's too late.

I believe both alternatives are right. There are whales who operate in multiple exchanges, dealing with multiple crypto currencies and there are also many smaller investors who follow these whales' movements. Then we have the trends, hypes, bull runs which push different assets of crypto market upside, always led by bitcoin on the front. That is a clear signal of how speculative crypto market is.

That is communist mentality. They protect their citizens from foreigner influence maximum as possible, so chinese citizens don't get inspired in a point to become a threat to their national government. That keeps the country peaceful and calm, without any internal conflicts like the ones we see in the rest of the world. Countries under constant internal conflicts are result of rival nations' influences which want to destabilize others to thrive. That is how international diplomacy works since many centuries or maybe millenia ago. Chinese government is just using the most efficient strategy they can to avoid this issue, although their citizens have to pay a high price for that.

These games are refined hyips (High Yield Investment Programs). When investing in this kind of concept you are always gambling with your money. The problem is that some people don't see it this way, as they believe it's a safe investment. The fact is that games' items are artificially inflated by the money new players make in a daily basis, exactly how a ponzi scheme works. Once the flux of fresh money decreases, these items will lose their values considerably in a way new players won't be able to recover their initial investments.

I say that because in no legit way static browser games like Cryptoblades and Mobox, without any gameplay would have huge demand like we are seeing right now. If you want to avoid the risk look for NFT/Blockchain games which have real gameplay, development, ingame economy, consistent players community.

(It's not the first time hyips use fake games to run their businesses. People who are on the internet for a longer time must know some hyip games which were very popular especially in eastern europe).

You are welcome. Glad I could help.
Those vehicles were nice prizes, indeed.

At first I didn't like the idea of rewarding people for getting vaccinated very much. But looking now how rewards were distributed I changed my opinion a little bit, because they didn't selected few winners only. There were tons of prizes besides cash rewards, so many people were benefited by this lottery. Besides scooters and corollas every 500th and 2000th participants were rewarded, that is a lot of people in a competition with almost 3 millions of members. Per my calculations it's more than 7000 people winning just the instant prizes.

Many people were declared winners because there were several rewards. The total amount including cash and prizes were about 4,79 million euros. Some people were rewarded in cash, while others won electric scooters and toyota corolla cars. About 2,8 million of people participated the lottery and every 500th and 2000th participant were instantly rewarded with cash rewards.

Found these informations here: Over 2.8 million people register for Polish vaccine lottery

El Salvador was an exception. They have adopted bitcoin because about 20% of their income is generated by foreigner transactions from people who are natural from the country, but live abroad and help their families in El Salvador monthly. Those international transactions were heavily tributed by banks, so an alternative was needed and that was bitcoin.

If another developing countries are facing the same issues it's likely they can also adopt bitcoin, but I fear it's not the case of most developing countries. Usually the problem with developing countries are the oligarchies who rule them and at same time foreigner transactions income isn't considerable. So in no way bitcoin will be adopted, because it would prejudice the oligarchies which are already confortable with the currently system.

Why would african dictators or latin american caudillos want their people to have access to bitcoin?

I don't understand why people think 1 BTC is an absurd amount of money right now. Honestly, what can you do with 40,000$ nowadays? It used to be a decent amount many years ago, but not anymore, since inflation ate a lot of dollar's value. 1 BTC isn't even sufficient to generate enough passive income to pay for the most basic needs in a monthly basis.
OP's suggestion is a very good one. People should aim at least 1 BTC portfolio on short run, to be benefited by the next bitcoin bull runs. Not everyone will have the opportunity to hold 1 BTC futurely, but you who are reading this message right now still have the chance of holding. Don't think about it like an impossible task to be achieved. It's still possible with some effort and savings management.

I believe Amazon dropped a bait to see how the reaction of their public regards the possibility of adopting bitcoin would be. Or maybe they just wanted to see how influent they can be in crypto universe, so they can launch their own crypto currency and let bitcoin aside (considering how much bitcoin rised after these rumors were spreaded, about 15% during the day, they are quite influent).
That is actually the dream of many big techs. They have zero interest for bitcoin, they just want to replace it with their own currency.

If it was me to choose I would never exchange health (especially mental health) for fame or money. Doesn't matter how much money you have, without mental health you are nothing as it won't be possible to enjoy the fortune you have made along the years in a pleasant way. So it's a pointless decision to risk health aiming to sit at a throne made of dust.
But there are some people that are so aggressive that they don't think like this and prefer to damage their health just to feel the relief of overflowing their angry inside an arena, so they live a calm routine outside the ring. Maybe if it wasn't the sport the lives of those fighters would be much more irritable and violent against people who have nothing to do with them.

Even though you can't cashout profit from these games I think it's still not advised for kids, because they can become addicted. Until the kid wins the desired reward, he won't stop investing money in the game, especially because these online games' rewards are offered for limited time, so it must be achieved fast. Personally, I wouldn't let my children invest money in online games besides traditional membership packages.
These betting features are made in a way to force you to keep spending tons of money without limits in order to collect all the game's items. And doesn't matter how much money you put on it, you will be never able to reach 100% of the game collectibles.

Hypes actually aren't important for a solid growing. They are too volatile and investors following them will end losing money sooner or later. It's better to focus in long term adoption, so you avoid the trap of the ephemeral
hype effects. I see that bitcoin adoption is increasing very well despite fuds and recent crashes. I don't see the crypto currency losing strength for now, it's quite the opposite.
The recent rise which pushed bitcoin back to 40,000$ makes even the most hardcore haters astonished. That is not a signal of a decaying market, right? By the end of this year bitcoin must hit a new ATH, let's see.

Well, you aren't wrong, but there is nothing we can do because people who participate these games feel violence rewarding and think it as a way to make a living from. Maybe someday sports like this won't exist anymore, as humans let their primitive instincts behind. But it's unlikely to happen. If gladiators' fights still existed nowadays people would be addicted to those games. From ancient times by now human taste hasn't changed.

Some videos reach to 2 millions views or more. Slapping popularity does exist and I'm sure people bet on the matches at least in loco.

I was watching a slapping match between siberian champion and a brazilian mma player days ago on youtube and it was really brutal. After each round a kind of paramedic had to check the vital signs and the injuries on each participant. The game doesn't last too long, because each slap causes a lot of damage at the head of the adversary. I guess after several years of intense blows, these guys will suffer from serious mental problems in a way it doesn't worth to participate this sport. On the other hand, the matches catch a lot of attention from the public, so it's undeniable the potential for gambling does exist in slapping tournaments.