Some of the sports leagues that got canceled due to the pandemic already finished with their respective resumes with some still on-going and lots of future events will take place under the new normal setup.

We have seen how these leagues put big efforts to somehow bring the sports back while people don't need to go outside to watch. They also think of a way on how to help players feel that the intense and excitement is still there performing in front of the fans.

Even with low ratings and small revenue (as expected), I consider this new normal setup as a success. It's not that easy to set up an own bubble amid the dangerous pandemic.

Kudos to their effort.

Hi, mates!

I am forming an investment portfolio for the next six months and want to invest part of the funds to accrual it not by increasing the exchange rate.

There are few options here. I set out to compare all existing projects that offer regular passive income. By "passive", I mean pos-mining or something like that - not pyramid scams with restrictions on withdrawal in half a year.

Prizm immediately came to mind, but I personally have only one thought about this name in my head – financial losses. The idea of the project is not bad, but now it is just nothing. They also advised UMI, OURO, and Decimal in chats, but I haven't seen such unpromising and underdeveloped projects for a long time…

I was advised only with two interesting things: YodaX and QOOBER.

QOOBER was praised as a real panacea in the telegram chat as a real silver bullet. I rejected the YodaX project immediately because of the subtleties of its trading and the impossibility of withdrawal.

QOOBER is also a piece of work, it is not so easy to find any qualitative information about it. The first impression - it is something raw and not interesting at the moment.Their coin brought some ambiguity in my attitude toward it. The dynamics of its cost growth exactly. It is not traded on the stock exchange for a week, and has almost made X3 with a daily trading volume of 50K+ dollars.

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Given the latest hype news from Uniswap, is it possible that in the new management scheme there will be risks of centralization and possible absorption by big people?
For example, the Dharma Corporation may well exert pressure and control over Uniswap.

Cheating or NOT Cheating?

Coming from altcoinstalk forum I've experience few projects going against their own rules like saying on promotion page that no KYC will be required and after promotion ends they tell promoters to go and open account on an exchange and pass KYC, what can this be called? Cheating? Any consequences for such projects on this forum? Thank you.

New trend? how about no.
There's not that much information and you just want us to click the link out of curiosity but I wouldn't do that. Why not leave some explanation of what this coin is all about?

Did anyone experienced having another wallet used in uniswap but you lose the private key/keystore file to access the wallet and the wallet is eligible to claim 400 uni token?. As far as I know, the price of each uni token is around $3 to $5.

Of course and it will never be a title fight for a boxer who did not even win at least one fight in boxing, obviously this is just an exhibition fight and this is expected to be a fun fight to watch if Conor McGregor will engage by being aggressive.

No. You are only eligible for the UNI airdrop if you have traded or interacted with the uniswap website before September 1st if not then sadly, you were not eligible for the drop.

India’s decision will be crucial as more Asian nation countries weigh pros and cons of virtual currencies. Rival China, which banned initial coin offerings and virtual currencies in 2017, recently allowed Bitcoin trading as virtual property, not as fiat money. It is also planning its own central bank digital currency. Both Singapore and South Korea regulate crypto trades.

A renewed trading ban could affect more than 1.7 million Indians trading in digital assets and a rising number of companies setting up platforms for the trade, data shows.

Instead of a ban, India needs a regulatory framework to protect uninformed retail consumers “to ensure adequate oversight of the government and the RBI over cryptocurrency businesses,” said Sanjay Khan, Partner, Khaitan & Co, a New Delhi-based lawyer who advises firms. “India can actually benefit from such a regulation to attract cryptocurrency investors and businesses.”


How many time they are trying to do that! Do you think they will achieve this success by banning cryptocurrency??

Just found this article on cointelegraph it says according to BoJ's report they will begin the first of several testing phases for its own CBDC sometime in 2021. This will include the development of a test environment for the currency and experiments on its basement functions as a payment instrument.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bank-of-japan-to-begin-digital-currency-pilots-in-2021

I know that most of you can relate to my situation where I failed to submit my entries on or before the due date of the bounty campaign. Not just once, but a few times already. I know how it feels, as I've felt the same way too. However, I've learned a lot and finally getting used to it.

. And when it comes in to buying into a new project I advice you wait until the project hit the exchange because over 50% of the ICO today sale below their ICO price on the exchange market so best you buy from exchange.

You can say what you like about Communist China but they have been more innovative than all other western countries so far. Now China is almost adopting the Digital Yuan and how far are we in the west with these developments?

Read more: https://www.worldcoinindex.com/news/china-central-bank-digital-currency-digital-yuan-already-conducted-pilot-transactions-worth-1-1-billion-yuan

The governor noted that more than 113,300 personal digital wallets and 8,800 corporate wallets have been opened as part of the pilot program. The Digital Yuan is used for several different payment methods like facial recognition, bar code, as well as tap-and-go transactions.

Durations doesn't matter, small duration bounties can pay high rewards and long duration bounties can pay worse rewards, it's all vice versa, what matters is the quality of the project you promote

I think if the blind DeFi craze continues like this, Governments would most probably try to regulate them as they did with the ICOs. As most of the DeFi projects work on a governance protocol, the Government can successfully regulate them by pressurising those who are capable of modifying the governance protocol which the DeFi projects rely on. 

What Magsayo's advantage here on why he won the fight is because he is throwing more clean punch although the total number thrown of Hermosillo is I think almost half of what Magsayo has only thrown in this fight.