The dump is almost always started by the promoters. There have been hundreds, if not thousands of examples. And it happens too quickly, for the investors to react promptly. By the time the investors move their tokens to the exchanges, the prices may have already fallen by 80% or 90%. And in most cases, the bounty hunters get their reward after the dump has been completed.

It has been more than a year since I took part in any of the crypto airdrops. Back in 2017 and 2018, they used to be profitable. On average, 20% to 25% of them would pay the tokens as promised, and you may get anywhere from $10 to $100, if you exchange them. But nowadays the quality has gone down and it is difficult to find good airdrops.

First of all, it was started as a parody project, to mock the cryptocurrencies in general. It was like those anti-religion religion activists entering "Jedi Knight" as their religion during the British Census. The creators of Dogecoin (Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer) have shown no interest in further developing the coin, to remove the bugs and deficiencies. Under such circumstances, I don't understand the logic in investing in this coin.

Post the proof in screenshot format. It is difficult to believe that you managed 20% to 25% profits on 7 consecutive occasions. Even hardened traders having decades of experience would not be able to do that. In my case, my record winning streak was 3 straight profitable trades, of around 5% profit. 4th gave me a loss of 5%. 7 is a bit too hard to believe.

Hmmmm... I watched the highlights. Finally Povetkin has something to cheer for, after his humiliating loss to Anthony Joshua at the Wembley. But in general, the match was a bit boring. The WBA International heavyweight title deserves better fights. The Lomachenko vs Campbell fight was also not as exciting as I would have expected. Lomachenko was a bit defensive, at least during the initial rounds. I was expecting a KO and had to contend with yet another UD.

Ishant has been performing exceedingly well with both bat and ball so far in this series and now the selectors will be a worried lot. There are too few slots and too many talented bowlers. In the West Indian pitches they can go with three pacers - Ishant, Bumrah and Shami. But one of them needs to be dropped for the sub-continental matches.

No surprises from the first four matches today. The only close one was Dominican Republic versus Jordan, in which the Asians gave DR a run for their money. Canada and New Zealand performed better than expected. But there is no use of a good performance, when you can't win the match. NZ had enough chances for a win, had they tried a bit harder.

Now we have a bunch of very exciting matches and teams such as US, Greece and France will be in action. I expect the US vs CzR match to be too one-sided and I am not even going to watch it. The Senagal vs Lithuania and France vs Germany matches are going to be exciting.

Normally I don't make bets on these sort of lop-sided matches. Otto Wallins don't have any chance of a win. But the returns, if you bet for Fury is too low, at around 3%. You can argue that 3% in a few days is good return, but always remember that miracles happen every now and then. If somehow Fury loses, then all of your investment will be gone. Not worth taking that much risk for just 3%.

I heard that the Lukashenko regime is the last remnant of the former USSR. Also came to know that Belarus is the last country in the European continent, that still has the death penalty. But the people seems to be doing not too bad, at least when compared to the neighboring regions of Russia and Ukraine. After the collapse of the USSR, there was no large-scale demographic loss and unemployment remains low.

And the most important thing is that Belarus seems to be the most cryptocurrency friendly country out of the ex-USSR nations.

I heard that Binance is making insane amount of profits from the IEO boom. According to reliable sources, they are charging anywhere from $1 million to $3 million for a single listing. And so far this year, they had at least 7 successful IEOs (my numbers may be outdated). So if they concentrate a bit more on the security aspect, then BNB would be a great choice for investment.

The first point is the most important one, and almost everyone who had commented on this thread might have done that at least once in their life (not necessarily with cryptocurrencies). Maintaining clear profit booking and stop loss targets can eliminate this. Ever since I started to place profit booking/stop loss targets, I have never suffered from heavy losses with any of the cryptocurrencies.

A bull market means that there is more demand when compared to the supply of an asset. If no one wants to buy the coins, i.e there is a lack of demand then we won't say that a bull phase is going on. We would say that the bears are in control. Normally when the value starts to go up, speculators and traders rush to accumulate as many coins as they can to take advantage of the price rise later.

You have listed more than two dozen different tokens/coins and I don't think that it will be wise to split your small investment on so many different assets. My advice would be to concentrate on just 2-3 good altcoins. If you go for 3, then purchase two established coins (such as ETH/LTC) and reserve the remaining slot for a relatively newer coin (such as Basic Attention Token).

He just got out of jail. He was imprisoned in the Dominican Republic for fraud, but after a few days he managed to bribe the authorities and thereby free himself. He claims to have faked a heart attack, in order to avoid deportation to the United States (where he is wanted for tax evasion). The latest update is that he is hiding somewhere in the United Kingdom.

Sorry for that.... in that case I guess the mobile streaming works only in India. If you are living in the EU or US, I don't think that you will be able to watch the live streaming in YouTube. They are immediately deleting any live streams as soon as they are put up (due to copyright issues). Paid subscription is available from ESPN+, but it costs $4.99 per month. Another option is to watch in Atdhe, but there are so many versions and I don't know which one is safe. I tried a few of them, and 2-3 worked, but only for some time.

Spain is now mopping the floor with Tunisia after a shaky start. They are leading by 72-47 now. And with less than one minute of play remaining, China is leading 60-48 against CDI. Very low-scoring match in which both the teams looked overly defensive. In the last match today, Argentina is currently leading against South Korea by 22 points.

I am watching that game right now. You need to install the Fancode app on your smartphone. But the issue is that you can watch the game only on mobile, and not in TV or laptop. It is very exciting now, and China is leading 51-41, with one quarter remaining. Chances are that China will pull off this one. The other game is also available, and it is quite exciting as well (Spain vs Tunisia, now 42-39 at half-time).

Spain pulled ahead now. The score is still very close (42-39 at half-time), but I don't expect a team such as Tunisia to maintain their momentum in the 3rd and 4th quarters. BTW, Philippines fought back in the 4th quarter to have a respectable scoreline. 4th quarter was 23-23, and they lost the match 62-108. Still better than the 8-37 that they had after the 1st quarter.

If a recession occurs, then naturally the investors will be dumping their stocks/mutual funds and flocking to "safer" assets such as treasury bonds and bullion bars. Now the issue with cryptocurrency is that it is not being considered as a "safe" asset. On the other hand, it is being regarded as even more riskier than the equities and mutual funds.

I installed the Fancode App in my mobile phone and now I can watch the matches live. But still I am unable to watch them in my laptop (which probably is too much to ask for  ). BTW, Tunisia is leading against Spain 27-18. History in making and no one should miss this match. There is a real chance of an upset here. This is just crazy... some unbelievable shit going on!!!!!

The broadcaster for India is given as "Fancode". There is no TV channel in that name. I checked the website (fancode.com) and there is no indication of FIBA coverage. Anyway, for now I'd stick to the web streaming.

BTW, did anyone checked the Spain vs Tunisia match? This was supposed to be the most one sided match for today. Believe it or not, currently Tunisia is leading over Spain (17-16)!!!!!