ROFL. Had to agree with every single word posted by jaysabi, because the OP put up such an idiotic claim. A few weeks back, Coinbase was listed in NASDAQ. That created around $60 billion in new wealth and many of the promoters instantly became billionaires. Brian Armstrong (the CEO of Coinbase) sold stocks worth $292 million during the initial hours of listing. And remember that Coinbase was one of the hundreds of IPOs to get listed in NASDAQ so far this year. I agree with you. SaiyanSS3 is indeed a clown.

Don't go by the numbers. Market cap and trade volume for these coins may be inflated. Take Dogecoin for example. More than 67% of all the circulating supply is concentrated in the top 100 wallets, which makes it one of the most centralized cryptocurrencies. But if you look at the daily trade volumes, you will get an impression that the user base of DOGE is very large. That is not the case. The high trade volume is achieved by faking the trade data, as well as by using automated bots in various exchanges.

Those who are planning to invest in BNB needs to hold back on their investment for some more time. Janet Yellen and her lapdogs have set their sights on Binance. We can expect a lawsuit from the SEC anytime in the next 2-3 months. And once that happens, I expect the BNB prices to crash. If you are planning for long term holding, then there is nothing wrong in purchasing at current levels (in the future Binance will be the Amazon of cryptocurrency), but still I would be a but more patient with BNB.

You need to make your own decision, whether it is beneficial to get vaccinated or not. People who have a history of allergic reaction to vaccines and other medications need to be careful. If the COVID incidence in your country is low, and if the majority of the population is already vaccinated, then there is a chance that you can defer or even refuse vaccination. But for others, I would say that it is more beneficial to get themselves vaccinated. In countries such as India, people have no other choice. Because the infection rate is so high.

I am someone who managed to get 40x returns on my investment in cryptocurrency. If you wan to get rich, then I have a few advices:

1. Stick to the established coins, at least with 90% of your funds
2. Avoid panic selling. Have profit booking targets and strictly follow them.
3. Keep your coins safe and secure.
4. Avoid Ponzis
5. Avoid shitcoins
6. Never ever keep your coins in exchange wallets, no matter how much you trust them
7. Keep at least 80% of your coins for long term HODL.

New Zealand won't be disappointed though. For them, this series will act as practice matches for the WTC final. And the Kiwi players are in very good form, especially Devon Conway, Tim Southee and Kyle Jamieson. And I am specifically concerned about Jamieson, as he has created a few issues for the Indian batsmen in the past. The only concern for New Zealand should be the poor form of Neil Wagner. I would still say that he is one of the best test bowling options they have. But if his form doesn't improve, then he needs to be replaced with Boult.

There is a reason why the most popular sport in the world (Football) is a part of the Olympics. FIFA could easily say that the football world cup is more popular than the Olympics and therefore they don't want to participate. But they have never raised any such objections. On the other hand, they have actually encouraged teams to participate in the Olympic Games. Some of the best footballers in the world have taken part in the Olympic Games. In the end, FIFA realizes that it is an ideal opportunity to grow the sport. The thinking from the ICC is different. For them, there is no need to make cricket more popular.

Who told you that the Ethereum supply is unlimited? For your information, there is a limit on maximum supply at 100 million. Now I know that there are talks, on moving to a hybrid Pos-PoW system, but still I don't think that they will mess up with the maximum supply limit. Because if they do so, then the market cap of Ethereum will crash. The only coin with an unlimited maximum supply that has been doing good is Dogecoin. But even in case of Doge, we need to see whether it will be able to sustain the gains.

I don't know any such stories with Doge, but one of my friends (incidentally the guy who introduced me to the world of cryptocurrency) got his BTC in 2012, when the price was around $10. His investment went up by almost 5,000 times in the next 9 years. In my case, I got my first coins in 2017 January for $900. The current exchange rates represent an appreciation of 40x. When compared to 5,000x, 40x doesn't sound like a lot, but for me, it was a life changer. It not only changed my life, but also the lives of my friends and relatives.

There is no improvement in the network. Most of the Blockchains are experiencing a lack of demand and this is the same with Ethereum as well. The exchange rates have dropped by 40%-50% for each of these coins, and this has affected the trade volumes. The traders are not very active right now and the situation will remain like this until the prices recover. So this dip in the gas price is a temporary phenomenon. We can expect the gas price to be >100 gwei, once the exchange rates recover.

Actually that is the reason why people should be running away from DOGE. The prices have gone up like 100x in the last 12 months. Anyone who is not blinded by greed would be booking profit and making his exit at this point (or at least reduce the holdings by 50%). It is very clear that the bull run was propelled solely by hype. Unless the base parameters such as adoption improves, there is no chance that this valuation will stay. And so far we haven't seen any proof that the adoption is increasing.

Today there has been an official announcement from the Oman Cricket Association. They have expressed their willingness to co-host the ICC T20 World Cup. OCA want the matches to be played in Al Amerat ground, Muscat. If approved, this will be the first time that Oman is hosting a global ICC championship. ICC is going to take the decision only on 28th June, so it is going to be a 4 weeks wait for everyone. Today also India reported close to 3,400 deaths from COVID, and there is hardly any improvement. 

As mentioned by other users, the state government is only providing college scholarships and not cash prizes. So it will be wrong to say that the money is being misspent. Even during normal times, scholarships are given, and this time they are just rebranding it as a lottery. I don't see anything condemnable in this. There is no fund diversion, and no coercion is being used. And many of the other states (including Democrat ruled ones) have started similar schemes for those who are willing to get a dose of the vaccine.

Limited supply is not the issue for the governments and central banks. The real issue here is decentralization. The governments don't like a currency which they can't control. They want a centralized currency, which can be manipulated and controlled. So unless the political system changes in a big way, I don't think that there is a great chance of Bitcoin being accepted on a global scale by the governments. Anyway, Bitcoin doesn't need the governmental support. It is designed in such a way.

Prisoners in the United States are prohibited from accessing the internet, although they may have digital access. They can't contact the outside world using internet, using email or social media. For a limited period of time, tablets or laptops may be available for their use, but these devices won't be having internet. And I don't understand how you can say that McAfee is going to "return" to the world of cryptocurrency. The charges against him are quite serious and I don't think that he'll be freed anytime soon.

Situation should get better by the end of this year. Vaccine manufacturers are saying that there will be enough vaccines to inoculate a majority of the world's population by then. But there are a few risk factors. First of all, the vaccines are not 100% effective. The efficacy ranges from 50% for Sinovac vaccine, to 95% for the Pfizer vaccine. Then there is a large section of the population, who are opposed to vaccination. And finally, the vaccines are not effective against some of the mutant strains of the virus.

If he is egomaniac, then there is zero chance of him purchasing an asset which he so strongly against. But we need to analyze how much of the recent crash was caused as a result of Elon's tweet. There were other factors as well, such as the government action in China, mining ban in Iran, US government investigation against Binance.etc. Frequently Elon get the credit for things on which he has no real connection. The correction was perhaps triggered by his tweets, but if the other factors were not there, then the prices would have easily gone back to $50K by now.

Things are quite straight forward. In countries where the majority of the population has been vaccinated, the economy has restarted. People are not required to wear masks or follow social distancing and the businesses are open. However, the poorer countries are struggling to vaccinate their population. This is like a double whammy. They were already poor, and now they will become even poorer because of the lockdown restrictions. On the other hand, the richer countries have managed to vaccinate most of the population and restart the economic activity.

In order to pay your taxes, first of all cryptocurrency should be legal in your country. This is one of the dilemma faced by users in countries such as India. The law states that if you are profiting from anything that is legal or illegal, you should pay the taxes. So even if you are doing something illegal and profiting out of it, you need to pay the taxes. And here it gets murky. In the tax return, you need to mention the source of your money. And how many people are willing to state that they did something illegal (i.e cryptocurrency trading) and profited out of it?

How can a final consist of 3 matches? And in case of test tournament, that would mean that the final will be played out over a duration of one and half months. It will be just like any other bilateral series and there won't be any excitement. It doesn't make any sense. Let it be limited to one match. If not, there will be new requests to change the format of the ODI World Cup final as well. I would suggest adding one reserve day for the test championship final. But having a three match final is not a good option, IMO.