When will this drama come to an end? This deal shouldn't be this complicated since both teams have an interest in players. Napoli should be willing to cut down the release clause on Osimhen if they want him to move to Chelsea. And Chelsea should also consider shifting some grounds in Lukaku's release clause. Chelsea doesn't want a loan for Lukaku, they want to sell him outrightly. The transfer market window will close in less than two weeks, and both teams need to come up with something. Both players will be going through some pressure since their transfer issues have not been settled.

Antonio Conte dropped Osimhen from the pre-season, and he was not in the squad that faced Moden in the Coppa Italia. Lukaku's condition is even more complicated because he has no place in Chelsea this season. These players will keep going through this uncertain experience until their deals are settled.

Some nations claim that they are the champions of human rights and the uphold the doctrine of equality. But we clearly see partiality in Gaza. Are Palistanins less human than others? Each time there is a bombing of civilian habitation, the same nations who are supplying the weapons and financing the operation will be the first to condemn the actions of these invaders. They know what to do to stop these massacres, but they have chosen to play to the gallery and watch the horror. I pity workers who would have to hide their sympathy for Gazian because they want to keep their jobs; it is a tormenting condition.

Clubs with less financial backing would have to recruit experienced scouts to discover cheap young talents. For them to have a good financial standing, some of these young talents will be groomed and sold for huge profits. Another club that adopts this pattern is La Liga Athletico Madrid. But Borussia Dortmund didn't let their key player leave this season. The only major player who left was Niclas Füllkrug, who moved to West Ham, and Tom Rothe, who joined Union Berlin. Nuri Şahin is improving the squad with defenders and midfielders, maybe he is okay with the quality of the attackers. Having young coaches handling big clubs will make the Bundesliga worth watching this season.

If the fine is too much for them, they can move to another country just as they left Estonia after their license was revoked. Many countries will be willing to give them operational permits for less than what they will pay as a fine in Lithuania.

Binance is a big player and knows how to make a profit from the crypto community. So they are willing the pay fines to have access to the biggest crypto market, the US.

Every coach will want to work with players that they are sure will stay. It is standard practice by coaches to drop players whose future is uncertain so that they can plan and maximize the player at their disposal. The transfer window will be closing in a fortnight, and Antonio Conte will have no other option than to work with the Nigerian striker if Osimhen remains in Napoli; after all, he has never been a liability to the club. Victor will also have to change his vision to help Napoli win the League or make it to the UCL next season.

The €20m per season offer is very lucrative for a player at Paulo Dybala's age and quality to refuse. He will be thirty-one in three months and has had recurrent injuries. It will also be difficult for a club to stop a player who wants to leave, so he might leave Roma. Al Qadsiah and the Saudi Professional League need experienced players like the Argentine to grow the league. Roma will have to seek his replacement. They will receive about €15m as transfer fees and they can use it or add some funds to get another striker.

You are correct, the law mandates all businesses to use Bitcoin. So they don't have any options than to accept Bitcoin. However, there are some tax exemptions for businesses that accepts/ keep Bitcoin in El Salvador. The country doesn't tax profits made from Bitcoin assets. An example is if Starbucks decides to hodl the Bitcoin it receives from sales in El Salvador, the government will not tax the profit it makes from it if the price of Bitcoin appreciates. I thought this could contribute to the profit of the multinational. Thank you for your corrections.

The season has just started, and we still have lots of games to play. We shouldn't judge the competence of a coach by a single game. I know that the Community Shield is an important match but they lost to a better side. For Onana, I was also disappointed by his performance, especially in the penalties. He was practically diving before the ball came in all the penalties. But he is not a bad goalkeeper if the team has a good defense. Mount is a shadow of himself and needs to improve or be benched.

He handled Ronaldo's issues badly, but the striker also has a history of having problems with coaches. The coach has the backing of the management, so we have to be patient. Don't also forget that Ten Hag gave us a trophy last season, he can do better this season.

Yeah is no big deal to see businesses accepting Bitcoin in El Salvador. However, it's great to hear that an American multinational company is accepting Bitcoin in the country. It shows that they have done research and discovered that accepting Bitcoin will contribute to their business growth.  It is obvious that contrary to the claim in some quarters of the media, Bitcoin is been used in El Salvador as a legal tender. It is common to hear critics claim that El Salvadorians abandoned Bitcoin after withdrawing the $30 seed money from their Chivo wallets. However, this news has shown that the use of Bitcoin in that country is growing.

The German government has issued an arrest warrant for some Ukrainians in connection to the sabotage of Nord Stream. One of these suspects was named Volodymyr Z, and two others who are all experienced Ukrainian divers. It was revealed that Volodymyr Z hired a yacht in September 2022, and he was traced to the Baltic Sea. Investigations are still ongoing, but it seems that the main suspect has moved from his last residence in Warsaw, Poland, to Ukraine. From this current revelation, there is a high chance that Ukraine was behind the bombing.

For people who have a gambling budget for a week or month, the price of Bitcoin might not influence the decision to gamble since they have a particular amount they have embarked for gambling. This applies to those whose budget is fiat-based. If I had budgeted $100 worth of Bitcoin for the month's gambling activities, I wouldn't increase it because the price of Bitcoin went down or reduce it because the price went up. However, I prefer converting my gambling funds to USDT to avoid the negative effect of volatility.

Gambling is designed for everyone both the rich and poor. Don't you think that even the less privileged in society want to relax and have some fun? What is paramount is your ability to gamble based on your financial level. If both the rich and poor gamble with what they can afford to lose they are all responsible gamblers. But if they don't control their gambling habits, both of them would be perceived to be suffering from gambling disorder. Social class doesn't matter so much in gambling.

Reputable casinos have enough funds to pay big wins. Therefore, I might dispute the assumption that they are avoiding losses through cashouts. To me, cashouts are just meant to give gamblers different options so that gambling can be more exciting. Having different options to choose from can make sports betting less boring. In physical casinos, there are always arguments or suggestions about cashing out or risking the game.

Some people are not high-risk takers; cash outs give them a chance to express their behavior. I am an example of low risk take and I am always comfortable with cashing out no matter how small the money might be. It could also be a means to make gamblers feel that they can make decisions concerning their games.

Scammers have a way of abusing privileges granted by some crypto-lenient nations. The government is taking the right step to protect its citizens from scammers by making this law. But these law shouldn't be very stringent because it could scare away investors. Besides making protective laws, there is also the need to promote crypto education in the East African country. This is because scammers can easily deceive ignorant people.

Some countries don't want to be included in the black or grey list of The Financial Action Task Force (FATF). Landing on this list can scare away investors as well as deprive the country of the privilege of accessing loans and grants from international organizations. This is why countries will do everything possible including enacting anti-crypto laws claiming to be combating money laundering. Many African countries are on FATF's grey list, Seychelles, which is one of the fastest growing economies in Africa, doesn't want it to be included in the list.

The government want to have people in the country that they can hold responsible if anything goes wrong. The resident managers serve as guarantors of the business in the country.

Barcelona faced the same problem last season when they struggled to register players like Ilkay Gundogan, Oriol Romeu, Alonso, Inigo Martinez, and Inaki Pena. They, however, later raised funds to settle the registration of these players. Deco and Joan Laporta are financial gurus who know how to maneuver and register players. It is not only Dani Olmo who has not been registered, but other players like Vitor Roque, Inigo Martinez, Clement Lenglet, and Eric Garcia are also facing the same challenge. Barcelona has successfully raised €40 million after they struck a deal with Aramark. But raising the balance of €60 million will be a big task. But don't ever underestimate the capabilities of Deco and Laporta.

The increase in the unemployment rate might force some countries to reduce interest rates. Inflation rates have been high in some developed world due to high inflation. However, with the drop in employment, the government will have to reduce interest rates to encourage borrowing and stimulate economic activities. Many businesses will maximize the drop in interest rates to boost their operations.

The WHO has declared the virus a global health emergency. They are alarmed by the rate at which it is spreading across countries like  Burundi, the Central African Republic, Kenya, and Rwanda. I am not sure it will have a similar effect to COVID-19 on the global economy. The virus already has a vaccine that can easily curtail its spread. Since it is mainly found in Africa, it can be handled effectively the way Ebola was tackled. I have no other option than to believe that Bitcoin will do well next year.

You have a good sense of humor bro. I laughed when I read your post. Politics is such a complicated game that it would be better to separate it from other endeavors. This is why most Sports governing bodies like FIFA ensure that football is separated from politics. Sadly, politics has now become part of almost all activities in life.

I never said the poll was error-free; I just used it as an example to show that not everyone will accept that Trump is a better public speaker. Now which polls should we believe? If the poll favors Trump, Democrats will call it fake, and if Harris leads, Republicans say it is fabricated. Do we have any non-partisan organizations so that we can believe their poll results?

The result of the polls conducted by YouGov poll showed that Kamala Harris is a better public speaker. However, we cannot depend on the results of one poll to make conclusions because its validity can be marred by bias and errors. Public speaking skills are important in presidential debates, but I think honesty and truthfulness are more important. And Trump has a history of lying and distorting information. Nevertheless, we will have to wait until after the debate to see who is the best among them. The last time Trump debated, he murdered Joe Biden.

In 2016, Alexander Muse submitted a FOIA request to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the Central Intelligence Agency about the identity of Satoshi. Maybe he assumed that these federal agencies would have information about Satoshi. Unfortunately, the responses of these agencies created more confusion than clarification. The quest to unravel the identity of Satoshi is indeed a waste of time and resources.

I have seen some threads where people claim that Bitcoin was created by the FEDs or the US government. Recently, an entrepreneur and investigative journalist, Dave Troy,  filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the FBI, which is aimed at uncovering information about the identity of Satoshi.

The FBI responded that "Satoshi could be one or more third-party individuals, and they can neither confirm nor deny their existence". This response simply means that the FBI didn't confirm or deny  the existence of any records related to Satoshi Nakamoto. Unsatisfied with the response Troy is planning to push forward for the release of any information about Satoshi. So he is planning to appeal this scanty response. The agency's inability to give any valuable information about the creator of Bitcoin shows that the identity of Satoshi will continue to be a mystery. I don't know why people are putting so much time and energy into unveiling the identity of Satoshi.

The main reason for this thread is to gain the attention of the leadership of the forum to your request to get Pakistan (Urdu) local board. You should keep posting these statistics to keep the thread active. Members might not be commenting but they are observing. Your local community should keep promoting the forum in any way you can to attract more members and activities in the Pakistan thread. Hopefully, your local board will be the next to be created. Keep up the good work and don't give up.

Although I don't know much about  Noussair Mazraoui since he is not a first-team player in Bayern Munich I will assume that he is a good defender for him to be identified by Manchester United scouts. Getting the Moroccan and Matthijs de Ligt at such a price is very cheap. And both of them signed a long-term deal (four and five years). The ages of both players (Noussair Mazraoui, twenty-six, and Matthijs de Ligt, twenty-five) also depict that both players are at the peak of their football careers. I watched the community shield game between United and Manchester City and the former's defense was not that bad, but the introduction of these two players will make it more solid. The days when the Red Devils will depend on average defenders like Harry Maguire is finally over.