Let's just forget about this Stokes episode and move ahead. A lot of exciting cricket is happening right now and in my opinion, we should not let the Stokes scandal divert the subject. The 4-day match between India A and South Africa A has ended in a draw. During the last day, Priyank Panchal scored a century and Karun Nair ended up with an unbeaten 51. However, one of the players who have been shortlisted for the senior side (Abhimanyu Easwaran) failed in both the innings.

Check his post history. He has created dozens of threads in various sections of this forum, in a desperate attempt to pump his shitcoin (HST token). People needs to understand that spamming the forum will never work in favor of the shitcoin. If they really want to promote the coin, then they needs to spend some money and effort, in organizing bounty campaigns or give-aways.

2021 is too far and I don't think that both Fury and Deontay Wilder will wait for that long. For Deontay, the fight against Fury is going to bring revenues like no other fight. So I really doubt whether he will wait any more than 6-7 moths. Fury also doesn't have any better options. His recent fights have been against mediocre opponents. He also needs a quality rival, such as Deontay.

A lot of people still get fooled by the tall claims and glitzy websites and social media channels. Back in 2017, a lot of ICOs gave good returns for the investors. Those who benefited back then still dream about hitting the jackpot again with the current bunch of ICOs. The problem is that they refuse to admit that the circumstances have changed.

There are ups and downs with every form of investment. Back in 2017, the returns from altcoins were much higher than that of Bitcoin. But in the succeeding year, Bitcoin went down mildly when compared to the heavy losses for altcoins. Now it can go either way. We need to remember that many of the altcoins are already down by as much as 90% from their ATH.

Cardano lost almost 98% of its value in 2018, and I would consider it as one of the biggest failures for last year. But I still have some hope for Cardano. Talking about the technology, Cardano is one of the most advanced cryptocurrencies out there. And with the arrival of the Yoroi lite wallet, they have resolved one of the most irritating and persisting issues that impacted the acceptability and popularity of Cardano.

Anyone got a date for the Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder rematch? There was a statement by Deontay after Fury won the fight against Wallin. According to him, his next fight is going to be against Luis Ortiz (rematch) by the end of this year and after that he is going to take on Fury (probably around February 2020). After the fight against Fury, Wilder will be up against Andy Ruiz Jr.

The Sun is one of the largest media mouthpieces in England. In normal cases, I would never expect them to publish something as sensitive as this article, without looking in to the legal and ethical aspects. I am 100% sure that they made sure that they will be able to defend themselves before deciding to print this piece of news.

Nice to hear that after a long wait, it is now possible for the Pakistani cricket fans to watch international cricket. Hopefully, a successful tour by Sri Lanka will remove the doubt from the minds of the other cricket boards and I hope they will also agree to tour Pakistan. The PCB need revenues badly, and it looks like they will get a breather from the Sri Lankans.

IMO, Ethereum will not recover fully unless something positive happens with the ICO market. But there is good news for those users who are holding Ether in their wallets. During the past 6-7 days, the exchange rates have increased by around 25% (from $170 to $213 per coin). The trade volumes are also showing considerable uptick across the exchanges.

Shitcoins come in all sizes and shapes. But in some rare cases, shitcoins can give good returns for the investors. A perfect example is that of Dogecoin. It was created by Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer just for time pass, but the popularity of the coin exceeded their expectation and currently it is having a market cap of $337 million. It made a lot many users filthy rich.

Please check the charts. The dominance has decreased by more than 4% during the last 7-8 days from 71.5% to 67.2%. I am not sure whether this spike will continue in the near future, but this is the biggest jump in altcoin market share so far this year. And it happened very quickly as well. For me, it looks like a temporary spike and I expect the dominance to go back to 70% plus within the next few weeks.

It is going to be easy for India. They just need 54 runs more, from 8 overs (with eight wickets remaining). Virat is out there with an unbeaten 37, and I guess he'll get India home without much effort. The South Africans should do some introspection. Against a second string Indian attack, they were unable to make a total of 150 runs.

^^^ If this story was published without the permission from Ben Stokes, then I would sympathize with him. But it looks like the Sun had sought prior permission from Stokes and at no point of time he objected to the story being published in the tabloid. I don't know who is saying the truth and who is lying. But in case the tabloid had his prior approval, then Ben has no reason to complain.

OK... so this is the reason why the altcoins went up by so much today. Now the American users can use Binance to purchase or sell their altcoins. Many of the coins (such as Ethereum, Litecoin and Ripple) have gone up by upto 15% during the past 24 hours. Bitcoin dominance has also come down from 71.7% to 68.2%, which represents a decline of 3.5% in one week.

A sharp bull run has started now and many of the altcoins have gone up by 5% to 10% against Bitcoin. Ethereum has once again breached the 0.020 BTC level, after reaching a low of 0.016 BTC a few days back. I am not sure about the reason behind this sudden jump, but it looks like this time the altcoin spike is going to stay. Even coins such as TRX and XMR are going up after the recent bloodbaths.

If you want to go for the larger exchanges, then be ready to pay huge amounts as listing fee. Exchanges such as Binance and Huobi are asking insane amounts as listing fees. From what I have heard, Huobi is charging a few million USD per listing and the fee charged by Binance is in the same range. And the promoters will be losing this amount if the fundraising ends in failure.

Nothing unexpected here. We can't really blame the exchanges as well. The authorities are cracking down on cryptocurrency exchanges all around the world and the remaining ones are forced to implement stricter KYC requirements. The conversion of privacy coins to BTC/USD (and vice versa) is being actively monitored and some of the exchanges are puling out as it is causing too much trouble for them.

It is very surprising that none of you remember Pat Cummins. He was 18 years and 193 days, when he made his debut against South Africa at Johannesburg in 2011. He made his first class debut for Tasmania at the age of 17. Normally Australian first class sides doesn't regularly feature teenagers, but Tasmania with its limited player pool sometimes give chances to younger players.

Surprising to see that you still expect Warner to perform, after he failed to even make a total of 100 runs during his past 9 innings. Anyway, even if Australia is not serious about this test (they have already retained the Ashes), the 4th innings is going to be extremely crucial for Warner. It is his last chance. If he fails this time as well, then I expect the selectors to kick him out of the test side (and given his age, any chances of a comeback looks slim).