I love football but its sad to see football fans are one of the most racist and toxic fans among any sports. Football indeed is an amazing sports and people might have feeling of nearness to the club or team they support but it don't satisfy the violence and racial slurs the fans generate.
This is more significant in Europe, all of it, including turkey, Latin America and Indonesia.
Football has been associated with disciplines and many players losing their entire career due to simple violations but its absurd to let the fans do such activities without consequence. Teams with toxic fans should be kept under large police presence and any racist remarks should be reciprocated with custody and subsequent fine.

Football, for example, is a beautiful game because it is played by people of all races. I detest racism, but it has also drivenAfrican and African Americans to strive for excellence in order to change the world. Racism presents an opportunity for Africa to rise beyond it, as other continents have done, proving everyone else wrong and emerging as the commercial hub.

Titans, Cowboys, Broncos and Sea Eagles tanked. The scores were gobsmacking to say the least. The Rbbitohs managed to pull a rabbit out their ... Well, you get my drift.

To be honest it's easy to see riches these people could've made just by holding the hundreds of bitcoin they had back then. But the question is, which of them actually held the coins until today? Also taking note that it's far harder to hold with conviction back then compared to today.

But to answer your question: I don't have enough bitcoin; no one does.

That's an interesting question that nobody would honestly answer.

Anyway, I also came here in 2016. Bitcoin was already showing that its potentials are within reach. Alas, I was still naïve, and suspicious too. I came here when a coin was only worth hundreds. And although it was already widely accepted that it could still rise, that it would reach as high as $10,000 or $20,000 was probably moonshot. Or perhaps I was sorely lacking in foresight.

Had I known, I could have bought tens and kept it until today. But I failed that part. So, I might as well make up for that failure and gather as much as I can today. Nothing's too late. A million per coin is a long shot today. But it's just the same story all over again. Tomorrow, we'll look back to this day and be happy we were given a second chance. Others will not enjoy this passing opportunity.

1. The general public just doesn't really know about crypto collectibles or hologrammed coins/bars etc. (i'm leaning more towards this).

2. People don't want to get scammed due to tricksters or rug pulls from shady makers copying the private keys in creation (definitely more relevant).

3. We are still very early and this space is still maturing & growing.

4. There could be other places online that people are publicly collecting & showing their coins/ products (less likely).

5. There is a lack of interest because collectibles are already a very niche space to begin with.

Alcaraz was very impressive in some points he played...
there is a clear gap between him and Zverev... the starting odds at @1.35 for the Spaniard was not bad... Despite the physiotherapist's intervention 3 times, he was able to handle the whole match.

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Odds for Paolini winner for the WTA final... are @11 !!!

just came here to say that the 48k sale was for the 1 btc type...

semi-finals today for Roland Garros. The terrible young three are still all in and these 3 are destined to dominate for the next decade.
The most important semi-final will certainly be the first to be played today between Alcnaz and Sinner.
It is difficult to predict the victory even considering the long stop Sinner was forced into in recent months.

Probably Alcaraz will win.

Novak Djokovic's injury is regrettable, but the fact that he has been playing top tier for years without a serious injury is something that needs to be studied. He took great care of his body, but the challenges of aging eventually showed up at some point. He had a successful meniscus operation. I wish we could have seen him win another tournament, it will be difficult for him to recover now.
I don't know if it will be Alcaraz or Sinner in the final, but I think Zverev will beat Ruud. One of these three guys will be the champion. Ruud wouldn't have beaten Djokovic if he wasn't injured.

Iga Świątek as expected won in a straight set against Coco Gauff to reach the finals. I had predicted Julia Avdeeva to win or at least give a competition to Jasmine Paolini but she lost in a straight set. There's no option for any other player to win it except Iga Świątek. The best odds for her is 1.2

Even though Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz are higher rated players, I think Casper Ruud would have better chance as clay courts are a bit different than other courts and Casper Ruud has a better record on it. I remember back in time when Rafael Nadal kept winning French Open even though he was not even near to title on other grand slams.

Game one of the 2024 NRL State of Origin kicks off in under two hours. My money is on Queensland to win.

Game two of the Women's SOO is in 24 hours from now.


It was a fairly gritty game with a NWS player sent off in under nine minutes due to a head collision that saw the Qld player off for the rest of the game after a H.I.A. (head injury assessment).

Three of the end to end running trys by Qld were through the hole made by the NSW player sent off. One Dolphins players did his teams "fin" salute when he scored the first try of the night. Qld captain Dally Cherry-Evans was player of the match repeatedly setting up try assists including a precision kick from the left straight under the goal posts which was grounded by another Qld player who scored three of Qld's tries.

Given Dally Cherry-Evans is on a high (and also Captain of the Sea Eagles), I'll say the Sea Eagles will win their game this weekend.

Rybakina lost to Paolini, Sabalenka is up a set but having abdominal pain and trailing in the 2nd set 2:4

Is Gauff playing tonight tho?

The reason for the fees and the people investing funds in ETF is that they don't want the hassle of investing the time to learn how to buy directly or something. It's hard, especially for those people who are not tech-savvy to invest in it but ETFs give the market with old money that has never been in the crypto market. I think it's a great thing that ETFs were approved.