Expecting a rough match too, but I think that the superior physical force of Bayern's players will push the balance with a pound or two.
The merit is on their side as well. Beating Barcelona is no easy task no matter what day you face them.

This would be similar to people not being able to hold physical gold legally, but you will still find many people hoarding them even more hastily because of this "restriction".
With the numerous ways to hide your identity online like VPNs and using decentralized exchanges and over-the-counter transactions, I'd go ahead and say with confidence that a ban on cryptocurrencies will raise their value even higher.

Regarding the president of my country, I haven't seen him even talking about cryptocurrencies yet, so I can't make an affirmation on that.

If completing KYC is a problem for you, then you will be surprised how many people actually have possession of your personal data. Starting from banks to utility and service companies to online service providers of any kind.

Now.. of course that you should only provide your data to registered companies which actually have regulation like GDPR. But again, you have NO GUARANTEE whatsoever that the company is not selling or leaking info about yourself to third parties & you're also exposed to hackers.

As an alternative to centralized exchanges you can do P2P/OTC transactions.
Actually I know a crypto project that is working on offering cross-chain P2P transactions.

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Happy Birthday, man! Thanks for all your contributions to the forum!

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I don't want to be rude, but Cashaa asked for it. I mean no one should trust 336 BTC with a web wallet. Let's be serious. Did they, at least, had 2FA activated or some extra security features like whitelisting?
However, this amount should have been held in a cold wallet by the company or with a custodian, but not in a crappy web wallet.

If anybody started to beta test the YouApp can we get some reviews with screenshots? I would like to get a glimpse of how this project is going to shape the future of digital advertising.

It's good that you shared this. It is part of the process of accepting and letting go of that mistake. Don't waste time thinking about the mistake. Just learn your lesson and move on. Remember that there are no free "pies" in this world. Always ask yourself - if I make 10%/day how comes that not all the people do it? Are you special (worked hard or have extensive knowledge on a subject) or is there something fishy in the middle?

I think people should be honest and just pay the taxes. After all, their scope is to help the society and provide public infrastructure for which they are mostly used. Yes, corruption happens quite a lot and some people steal money. However this should not be a reason to not pay taxes.

It is encouraging indeed to see that bitcoin popularity is on the rise. I'd say that as with everything people need a "break-in" period  so they get comfortable to the new technology although the new generations are more responsive to innovations.

In my country banks are trying to come with applications and budget management solutions. However they miss the whole point here - with Bitcoin we don't need to trust anyone with our money and we can have real privacy in our transactions. IMO the best way forward for the banks is to start building the infrastructure for cryptocurrencies - like following the DeFi model.

This tells me that the miners are financially stable and they handle their operations professionally. A healthy mining network is good for Bitcoin, we just need to work more on the adoption part.
Hashrate increase = difficulty increase = mining costs increase

Maybe he is offering his service for free, who knows?
OP you should clarify this. Also I'd be curious of what publications you are talking about? It makes a great difference between a platform with thousands of daily visits or one who barely gets a hundred in a week.

If you're a good friend you definitely want to tell their parents about it. Maybe help them educated themselves about Bitcoin so they don't ask you to sell the Bitcoin (assuming that they don't have the computer literacy to do it themselves). Teach one old man and he will teach the whole neighbourhood 

Good luck with it, man and I'm sorry to hear about your friend.. May he rest in peace!

If you know the basics of a programming language you can easily code a program that tells you how much you invest in each of the coins you want based on your allocation. Automating the purchase in the exchange is a bit harder, but manageable. If you want you can PM me and we can make a deal for a fair price. 

Learning from mistakes is applied in all jobs and industries. The only difference is that in trading & investing there are a lot of emotions linked to being wrong and losing your money. Frustration is the main reason that makes traders give up in my opinion. It is not an easy job indeed, it requires quite a lot of mental flexibility and also one needs to be able to control his emotions and know what he's doing.

I'd say that if anyone is looking for a great challenge - he/she should take on trading.

The world is filled with ignorants who prefer to live in their own "cozy" worlds, but when something happens with the "system" it is never their fault.
This just shows how much more exposure can cryptocurrencies gain - the average joe doesn't know what Bitcoin is, not even talking about using it. Anyway - you can get that payment in FIAT and DUMP it like a boss for some precious crypto.

Hey there, I suggest sending your resume to crypto media platforms out there. I have seen that many of them are looking for writers. I can send you a list I have compiled in PM if that helps you (for free - of course). Just let me know if you want it.

There are more and more signs that Bitcoin is ready to take off. A few days ago PayPal and now the fact that Australian Post Offices are supporting Bitcoin is encouraging news.
In my country there are some forex exchange shops that offer this feature. However Australia is on whole other level. Keep it up!!

There are many major exchanges like Binance and I think Kraken too that accept credit cards nowadays. But pay attention that the fees are about 5% of your transaction. If you are not in a hurry I'd say that buying by wire transfer is cheaper.

Or maybe.. build on the existing infrastructure. The blockchain technology is here - no need to create new blockchains, but instead to create dapps and customize the tech to business and consumer needs. I'm disgusted about the amount of garbage projects being debited all the time as well. I'm wondering how much better would our world be if all these developers would contribute to solving problems.