Obviously, he is a passerby in this thread and he is from the Philippines (based on his posting history), so definitely he wanted Pacman to win the fight in brutal fashion. Pacquaio shouldn't under-estimate Broner or any boxer for that matter. Even Pacquiao himself doesn't predict that he will KO his opponent, because he understands that if he force it, and looking for that one punch, it may not happen.

Of course Mayweather shot took its tool on Nasukawa because his body is small as compare to Floyd who weight like about 150-155 lbs in that match against Nasukawa's 122-125 lbs. So definitely is someone bigger than you and hit you in the face, I'm sure that your chin will give out.  I'm not familiar with Nasukawa though so probably he has a weak chin as well.

But you have to understand that there are investors who can't handle the pressure of crypto trading. That's why they chooses to just HODL on their coins for as long as they can and just sell when they see fit. So you can't blame them for HODLing because its a time and tested trading strategy as well.

I suggest you visit this thread Legal. There's a lot of interesting topics that might help you or you could find the answer there. Goodluck.

I don't know if you guys have read this news.

https://www.news.com.au/sport/tennis/rafael-nada-has-pulled-out-of-the-brisbane-international/news-story/9d00287c765a7433dba08b2fd82e3ec2

So he gifted Tsonga a win and advance to the next round. We understand his concerns though, we all know that he is not getting any younger and the injuries are taking its toll on his body.

Yes, but its difficult unless you used a bot to automate everything.

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Yes I have read the reports last month and I'm not surprised that most exchanges really go to this tactics. Perhaps they wanted to show to the traders that they have huge volumes and are trusted, or maybe they are part of the bigger problem in crypto space which is market manipulation.

I agree. I'm not seeing Bitcoin ETF to be approved this year. And we still don't know what it can bring to the market. I mean will institutional money flow or would they just short bitcoin? I'm leaning towards the next bitcoin halving though in 2020 that will really push the market and might start the bull run that we have been longing for. This year is a good way to continue to accumulate, imho.

Obviously altcoin market suffered worst than bitcoin last year. It's a total collapse even the number two at that time, Ethereum after going to its new all-time-high in January suddenly plummet to 2 digits. And majority lost 80%-90% of its price. And as a result almost everyone lost their money, other newbies good burned an exited, while strong hands are still holding and waiting for the altcoin market to bounce back this 2019 so let's see if we can see some semblance of recovery in the first quarter.

For ETH I think it has found the bottom already at around $80-$90. As you can see now, it has retaken the 2nd spot in the marketcap so 90% the bottom has been touched. But for bitcoin, it's crazy because we really have any idea if the bearish trend is over so it's possible that we haven't seen the bottom yet as investors are visibly shaken for any negative news that comes out in the media.


On the contrary, based on its historical past, it should be a boring market with the majority of the price trading sideways and the start of the pump is after the block halving (scheduled for 2020). However, as I have said no one can really predict the price, so let's see how the market will react this 2019 and observe if it will still follow it's past history.

Yes the sudden spike was due to the news of the Constantinople going live, so it's a good day for Ethereum holders as the price goes up from the last all time low of $90 to $150 as we speak. It's still a far cry from its previous all-time-high but at least it's a good sign that Ethereum is back at the number two spot and hope it can maintained its positive even after the fork so that investors confidence will be back that might push the price even further.

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If you are solo mining did I guess there's some truth about the news that small to mid mining farms are closing because it's no longer profitable, although you will be bored easily because your rigs are all gone. Anyways, as far as financial advises, I'm not good at giving one so I will leave it out to the "experts". But in my honest opinion, Bitcoin and Ethereum are the only one that can give you a good return long term. Alts are good as long as you can ride the wave and exit on time. Best of luck.

Yes, and as far as I can remember, James Harden didn't re-sign the contract that's why he was traded. So technically Adams and Harden can't be in the same line-up because when Adams arrived, Harden was already in Houston. It is also good to note that Victor Oladipo once played at OKC at well. And Oladipo became a great player after leaving OKC as well.

There is a reason why the bull market happens in 2017. The first Winklevoss application proposal in first quarter was the reason in anticipation of a possible ETF application and even push the price to 4 digits. However, when it was rejected the price goes below $1K again and then Japan entered the picture in April pushing the price and the start of the massive bull run. So a catalyst is needed to propel the price to rally.

So right one we are in the correction or accumulation phase. So we needed news to wake up the investors interest and probably a BAKKT approval and going live will at least get the ball rolling again.

All I can say is that we need to prepare for the worst. We still haven't seen some signs of a recovery, some minor spike here and there so yes, there's no bull run sad to say. 2019 is coming so we need to be optimistic that the new year will be so different and that we can see Bitcoin getting into 5 digits again and other altcoins also pushing it's price and show some semblance of a recovery.

I'm under the impression that big institutions have been entering or have penetrated the market already. There are a lot of hedge fund managers offering OTC trades for their secretive client. So I guess it's wrong to assume that they educational institution will join just because big financial institutions are entering. Again, the reward is far more riskier if they chooses to put endowment funds as crypto investment.

There's a difference between a spike and a recovery. Yes, Ethereum might "spike" and even double its current price, but I don't think it will be enough to say that it will recover. Remember we are still in the bearish trend, and we all know that after a fork, usually the price spike, but I doubt it will be sustainable in the long run unless the spike coincidence with a bull run.

Damn. Amanda Nunes makes Cyborg looks like an amateur in the cage. Let's see her impressive resume:

- Chris Cyborg (:51, Round 1)
- Shevchenko (twice)
- Ronda Rousey (:48, Round 1)
- Meisha Tate (3:16, Round 1)
- Sarah McMann (2:53, Round 1)

What a record. As expected, Jones wear his new "gear" (no pun intended  ), as the new LHW champ. Ryan Hall defeated BJ Penn with a beautiful submission (heel hook), news report says that Penn's knee pop-up, I guess its time for him to retire.

Agree, I don't think that endowment funds are going to be used directly as crypto investments. Of course there's a lot of pros, however there are still risk/success in crypto investment that Universities really need to take into account, so not only the taxes rate is the issue here but the huge exposure to danger of losing that endowment or university assets in the long run.

Just a few dollars before reaching $200 so it's really doable. Remember that there will be a upcoming fork, so I'm sure many will slowly invest on Ethereum to get those free airdrop coins. It's a fairly conservative estimates from Bitmex CEO but at least it's not a exorbitant numbers similar to what other so-called experts are predicting and it's achievable by all means.