Today we have the match between Hyderabad FC and Kerala Blasters FC. These two teams are lying at the bottom half of the points table, with Kerala Blasters having 3 points form 2 games and Hyderabad yet to open their score after the same number of matches. Hyderabad went down by a heavy margin in their first match this season (5-0 against Atlético de Kolkata).

People always have a misunderstanding about mental illness. One of my friends suffers from bipolar disorder, and at first he faced a lot of difficulty because his family members, relatives and friends could not fully understand his condition. Fortunately for him, after sometime his family members recognized that his actions are not voluntary and started sympathizing with him. 

The advantage is with Australia and there is no doubt about it. However, considering the fact that Pakistan have won more than 80% of their T20 matches during the last 2-3 years (a majority of them abroad), it would be foolish from the Australian side to take them lightly. In T20, just one big innings or a single good over can change the course of the match.

If you are talking about the established altcoins such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, then I don't think that they will go below a certain level. Due to the large user base, whenever these coins go down there will be speculative investors who are ready to accumulate them. They will be ready to hold these coins for 4-5 years and this will prevent the further decline in the exchange rates. But the same can't be said about the lesser cryptocurrencies.

My top choices would be: ETH, BCH and LTC. Ethereum can go to the moon, if the Ethereum 2.0 implementation turns out well. BCH is doing relatively well when compared to the other cryptocurrencies out there and Litecoin is also not doing that bad either. On the other hand, I would rather avoid laggards such as Cardano, Monero and NEO. These coins are going down the every other day.

Anyone watching the Ireland vs Namibia match? Ireland started off really well, but the slower Namibian bowlers causing a lot of trouble now. They are struggling at 106/5 after 15 overs. Remember that Ireland had a horrible tournament so far, losing to teams such as the United Arab Emirates, Canada and the Netherlands. They need to start playing like a nation with test status and not like an associate side.

LOL.. another upset in the final and now the tournament is over. The odds in favor of England ranged from 2/5 (1.40) to 4/9 (1.444). Anyone who went with those might have lost their money today. I was expecting a close match, but in the end it turned out to be very one-sided in favor of South Africa. Never expected this wide margin (12-32). 

Hmm... this happens very often here. And there is hardly anything that you can do about it. BTW, I checked their bounty thread, and the campaign manager is one of the most reputed guys in this forum (Hhampuz). But he may be helpless as the token distribution and KYC is not controlled by him. Have you contacted the team members in Telegram?

I am watching the Namibia vs PNG match, and it looks very suspicious. Namibia just needed 130 to win and they were cruising comfortably until the 10th over, when they made 55 or so with the loss of two wickets. But then the batsmen were just wasting ball after ball and even when the required run rate got to 12, the batsmen were just blocking the ball. Very suspicious. 

India and Pakistan fought several wars against each other, in which hundreds of thousands of people died. There is a political enmity which overshadows the competition in sports. On the other hand, there is no such political enmity between Australia and England. For those who are unaware, the Queen of England is the Queen of Australia as well.

New Zealand defeated Wales quite comfortably, by a margin of 40-17. So they can go home with some of their honor intact. On the other hand, Wales fought well, but defeating a team such as New Zealand is close to impossible. Still they can be proud of their performance in the tournament. They gave a close fight against South Africa as well.

Even now a lot many of the ICOs are ongoing, in addition to a few IEOs. So we can say that new ERC-20 tokens are still being created. However, as you said the numbers have definitely fallen. Around 12 months back, we used to have on average 10-12 new ICO projects getting listed every day. And now this number has been reduced by approximately 90%.

There are two stages in the T20 World Cup. The main tournament is being called the "Super 12". It includes the 8 top ranking T20 sides and an additional 4 teams from the qualifying phase. And this qualifying phase consists of 8 teams (including Sri Lanka and Bangladesh), and out of them the top 4 will qualify for the Super 12 stage. I wouldn't consider the qualifying phase as a part of the main tournament.

I don't know why the other sports bodies are becoming like crybabies. The Indian government doesn't spend a penny in developing cricket in the country. On the other hand, it receives huge amount as taxes from the BCCI and the state boards. It is the BCCI (which happens to be a private body), which spends money on promoting cricket in India. But this is not true for the other sports. The other sports receive huge amounts of money as grant every year.

Think twice before you decide for long term hold with these smaller altcoins. Their acceptability and popularity can change a lot in a relatively short timespan and you need to review your decision to hold every two or three months. In case the coin is going down and the future prospects look bleak, then you need to sell these coins/tokens before they become dormant.

I am originally from one of these smaller states (Mizoram) and currently living in another small state (Tripura). The Mizoram state team was allowed to participate in the Ranji Trophy for the first time only in 2018. Earlier the BCCI used to ignore these smaller states and all the funding used to go to the larger states. But now they are being forced to provide facilities to the players from the smaller states.

Well... this is true. Nowadays it is not very difficult to earn cryptocurrencies. There are a lot of different methods, such as airdrops, bounty campaigns, mining, trading.etc. But as you said, not all of these cryptocurrencies may be valuable. Some of them may be pump-and-dump coins, which become worthless in a few months time. Such coins are of no use, and can't be traded or exchanged.

Well... it is partly true. If you invest in 20 or 30 different altcoins, then the chances are that at least two or three of them would give you good returns in the long term. But at the same time, it is not that easy to manage all these coins. You need to install wallets for all these coins and there is a need to track the new developments related to each of them.

I would disagree with most of the users here. It is true that these scam projects had tarnished the reputation of the cryptocurrency domain to a certain degree. At the same time, they had some positive impact on the users. Earlier, the investors frequently used to pump their money into various shitcoins. Due to the splurge of scams, now most of them have redirected their money towards Bitcoin. And this is very much evident from the rising Bitcoin dominance.

Asia is currently leading the cryptocurrency markets, but at the same time, most of the scams and hacks have targeted the users from this region. Almost all of the exchange hacks have targeted cryptocurrency exchanges from Asia. Also, some of the biggest scams (such as the PLUS token scam, which stole more than $3 billion) had their origins in Asia.