If you want to buy a coin solely because a whale moved some of that coin, then maybe you should rethink what you want to do. For starters you don't know if the whale is just moving their coin from one of their wallet to another or if they are actually selling it. That being said, alerts of whales moving their coins can create FUD, but only for a short time, thus if you buy a shitcoin because of such alert, there is a high chance you'll end up bagholding the coin.

Buy a coin that has an actual utility, like Bitcoin. Don't buy a coin because a whale bought that coin or because of hype, because all of that can only last for a short time, but a coin with an actual utility is sustainable for the long term.

It is already certain that Jadon Sancho is going to leave Manchester United in January, either on loan or in a permanent deal, after the fall out with manager Erik Ten Hag, there is definitely no way back for Sancho into the Manchester United team, he has been completely separated from the team and has even been removed from the players' Whatsapp group chat, his agent must be looking for a new club for him already.

That being said, i don't think United would be ready to sell Anthony now, he has greatly underperformed, but they bought him for quite a lot of money and no team would even be willing to pay half of that money for Anthony, they would give him more time or send him out on loan next summer, it all depends on how he performs from now until the end of the season.

There are a few other centralized exchanges that allow no KYC for transactions up to a certain amount, but just as Kucoin made KYC mandatory for all transactions and services, many centralized exchanges would also do the same thing along the line. I have not used MEXC exchange before and i don't know if they are such a good exchange, but i found this online for those who want to use them because they are a no-kyc centralized exchange:

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Binance is an exchange you can use for trading if you are not concerned about your privacy, but it is not for keeping your coins, because your coins can never be safe in a centralized exchange.

I keep hearing that Onana is good with his feet and that he can pass the ball, but TBH i don't see that when i watch Manchester United's games, he is average in his usage of his feet and his passing accuracy, he is nothing close to the likes of Ederson of City and Allison of Liverpool when it comes to passing accuracy.

That being said, Onana is not a great goalkeeper IMO, average at best, and i think United made a mistake letting De Gea go, the Spanish keeper is better than Onana, De Gea makes unbelievable saves, even though he makes quite a few mistakes too, as for Onana, he doesn't make great saves, but still makes mistakes leading to goals; i'll take De Gea anyday.

Op has already mentioned the coins that they want to trade, and you can find it in this post:

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You can no longer trade on Kucoin without passing KYC, Kucoin introduced compulsory KYC since July, and you need to verify your identity before you can access any of their services:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/kucoin-crypto-exchange-to-introduce-mandatory-kyc-in-july

You want to trade with altcoins, and not Bitcoin; so this topic should prolly be in the altcoin discussion board.

I don't know anything about these two coins you have just mentioned, but i know they are pump and dump coins, you have seen them pump and that's why you want to get in right now, mind you that it is the dump that usually follows next. Altcoins generally do not have any actual utility like Bitcoin does, so they just pump and dump and if you must buy them, you have to know when to sell; if you hodl it longer than necessary, you might end up being a badholder. That's why buying/trading altcoins is generally regarded as gambling.

They are tough games for both Spurs and all these four oppositions, Spurs aren't going to lose all these games, neither are they going to win all, but if they can get at least 6-7 points out of the possible 12, then it wouldn't be a bad outcome considering their present situation with injuries and suspension. It is periods like these that defines if a team is truly a title contender, and if Spurs want to challenge for the title, they have to dig deep in these games and get some good results, we'd see how things pan out.

Barcelona are in a transition period, they lost great players down the years and they ran into financial crisis, so the club is still struggling to get back to their best. Xavi was appointed to get the job done, and his performances have been so-so, he won the league last season, but Barca were eliminated from the CL group stage. This season they are not really struggling in the CL, they have won three games out of four in the group stage, and they are top of group H. Barcelona would definitely qualify for the RO16, but they cannot win the CL yet and i'm pretty sure it is not part of their goal, but they do have a chance to win the LaLiga back to back.

West Ham are also interested in Timo Werner, if it were up to him which of the three teams to move to, it'd definitely be West Ham, they are a better team than Palace and Fulham and they are also playing in the Europa League. Timo Werner was a huge prospect, but after his first spell at RB Leipzig, he has failed to rediscover/replicate that form again, he had a bad time at Chelsea and his second spell at RB Leipzig has been underwhelming. West Ham has a lot of attacking players, and if they sign Werner he'd have to compete with quite a lot of quality players for a starting place in the team.

Every club in the Premier League would be happy with this, so it is very much understandable, on the other hand, would it happen? I really do not think so, i strongly believe that City are going to win their fourth consecutive title this season. It is quite early to pinpoint strong title contenders, but Arsenal, Liverpool and Spurs look like the three teams that are challenging City, and want to take their title.

Having said that, City face one of these teams immediately after the International break, and that's Liverpool; i know the match isn't a title decider and losing it wouldn't be a disaster, but both teams would be so eager to make a statement to the rest of the league, it'd be an interesting game to watch and i hope both teams would have their important players fit for that game.

You are looking for private buyers to trade 200 Bitcoins with you, not that it is any business of mine, but it is suspicious that you can own that amount in Bitcoin and yet have little to no knowledge of Bitcoin and how to trade it.

If i stop being paranoid and agree you actually have 200 Bitcoins, then trading it outside of an exchange, without any escrow is very risky, what is the assurance that the buyer would send you the money after you have sent them your coins. The thing to do here is to divide your coins into smaller amounts and sell them in an exchange. If i were you i'd be wary of private messages i would receive after this post, and to the community, sending OP a private message might also be risky, cause they seem suspicious.

The injuries are piling up, not just for Spurs, but for most of the clubs in the league, especially the big clubs that most of their players represent their national team on international duty. Ange has lost two straight games now, and if they lose another important player, it would mean they are in serious trouble. After the Singapore match, Son said that he is fine and that he didn't pick up any injury, hopefully that's true and he is fit to face Aston Villa after the international break.

City is another team with a growing injury list, a couple of City players were not picked to play for their country, even though they were called-up, and it is because of Injury, Haaland also took a knock in Norways game against Faroe Island yesterday, and further tests have to be made to see if he'll be fit to face Liverpool after the international break. Until this enormous fixture schedule is looked into, players would continue to get injured, the number of games is way too much.

City are at the summit of the table, but they lead by only one point, and another team can take top spot in the next few weeks. Being on top of the table now is great, but there are still so many games to play and quite a lot of things can happen, i expect the team on the summit of the table to change quite a few times before the end of the season.

City are very consistent when we get to the crucial part of the season, that's the time that if they go top, it is almost impossible to take the lead from them, and that's because they go on long winning runs. I also expect City to win the title, but do not expect them to top the league from now until the end.

Remember that you can be robbed anywhere too, you can withdraw cash from an ATM machine and immediately get robbed or followed back to your home, you can step right out of a bank and robbers would be waiting to follow you home, there are a million and one ways you can get robbed. There are quite a lot of Bitcoiners who have had face to face trades without encountering any problem, so let us not make it sound like a trap when one opts to do face to face trades.

That being said, you must be careful and do your own due diligence. Do not trade a large sum in Bitcoin when doing in person trades and do not use addresses that hodl a large balance, trade in a public place, come with a friend, hang around with your friend in a different location before heading home, and the chances of anything going wrong will be slim to none.

Electrum is a non-custodial wallet, so there is obviously nothing like kyc, but you can lose information about yourself even without submitting kyc, for instance, you have to run your own node or electrum server, if not your ip and Bitcoin addresses can be seen by the server that your wallet connects to, and so that information about you will be known to that node and you lose privacy.
The seed phrase in your electrum wallet would only be offline if you use the electrum software in an air-gapped device, and that might be a little bit technical for the OP to pull off, for offline storage, a hardware wallet might be an easier option for newcomers.

There is nothing wrong with trading crypto face to face, i hear that people say you can be robbed, but you can be robbed anywhere, at anytime, you can be robbed just right after coming out of your home, or when you are leaving the gym, hell, you can even be robbed right inside your own home.

I would not tell people to avoid face to face trades, what i'd tell them is to follow certain precautions: do not meet random people on social media and meet up with them for a face to face trade, you will definitely be robbed. Use a decentralized exchange like Bisq to set up face to face trades, (the funds would be locked in the 2 of 2 multisignature address before you meet your trading peer) and then you should meet in a public/busy place, you can also go along with a friend and don't give away anything personal to your trading partner.

City v Liverpool has been a match to look out for in recent years, and this one will be no different, last season Liverpool were not in the title race, but thus far this season, they are making a claim to be title contenders, but it is still early to conclude if they can take the title away from Manchester City.

Liverpool would want to make a loud statement by beating the champions, but the match is at the Etihad and City have made their home a fortress, thus i don't think Liverpool can win; my prediction for this one is City to either win or draw.

Altcoins are generally short term projects, i have been saying this for a very long time now. Due to their pump and dump nature, you should not buy and hodl altcoins for the long term, if you do so, you'd only end up being a bagholder. If you must buy altcoins, you have to target the short term/quick profits, buy when the price is low and sell immediately you make ROI, and if you are unable to sell at that time, and the altcoin starts dumping, you had better sold it and cut your losses, instead of bagholding it. Nonetheless, you can make ROI when you invest in altcoins, but it is akin to gambling, because you can't be sure which one will pump and if it will be sustainable even if it does.

City are definitely missing the creativity of Kevin De Bruyne, what he brings to this City side makes him somewhat indispensable, but huge praise must go to Julian Alvarez, he is the player who has replaced KDB in the team, playing behind the striker (Erling Haaland), and he has been doing exceptionally well. I know he is not close to being as creative as KDB, but he is such a wonderful player and he has helped  City not to miss KDB as much as they would have if he (Alvarez) wasn't in the team.

Footballers are getting injured quite often these days and it is because of the enormous amount of games they are made to play every season, with little to no break; it is so exhausting, and the people fixing these games have to look into this. These players are also humans and it is not just about the money that the footballing bodies want to make.

This is partly correct, it is good to avoid any accelerator that requests for accelerating fee, especially when it is not run by a mining pool, but it does not mean that all paid transaction accelerators are scams, for instance ViaBTC has its free and paid service and you choose the one you want to use, but ViaBTC isn't a scam, but actually one of the few working transaction accelerators, if not the only one.