I agree that Erling Haaland is one of the best central strikers in the world at the moment. Maybe Robert Lewandowski is still a bit ahead of him because he is just a more complete player than Haaland, but that is not a big surprise because Lewandowski is already 34 years old and has spent his last 15 years with becoming a complete striker.
Haaland is only 22 years old and he is just a force of nature with his size and weight, but in addition to that he also has a great technique and is just extremely effective with his chances. That being said i am sure that he can not keep up this extremely high amount of goals in every match and it will be interesting to see what will happen if he experiences his first real crisis.

I am not really sure if blockchain implementation will really be a big thing for blockbuster video games in the future to be honest. I am a PC gamer for many years now and in my personal experience "real" gamers are very much against the implementation of the blockchain and NFTs into their favorite games and i have to say i can totally understand that point of view. I don't know a single play 2 earn game that is fun to play because those games are designed around tokens and the play 2 earn aspect and not around being a fun game.

I already expected that the match between Frankfurt and Union Berlin could become a pretty hard one for Union because Frankfurt is in a pretty good shape at the moment. I did not expect though that Frankfurt would be the better Team by such a big margin. Even after Frankfurt got a pretty hard red card 20 minutes before the end of the match, Union could not really generate a lot of good chances. Therefore the win of Frankfurt was definitely deserved.

I am also having a hard time to really get an indication or at least a feeling where the crypto market will head in the mid and longterm future. It is definitely true that projects like Shiba Inu and Dogecoin are still valued way to high, because in the end they are just useless shit coins. I think though that Dogecoin will still be in the top 50 in terms of the market cap. Just because it was the first of all those meme coins and many people seem to have a soft spot for that project.

I could not watch the game of Bayern Munich vs Leverkusen live yesterday but according to the game statistics Leverkusen did not perform that badly. After the first half they had almost as many chances to score a goal as Bayern. This time though it was Leverkusen that were not efficient enough with their chances and not Bayer Munich. In addition to that two of the goals of Bayern Munich werd pretty much a present by the goalkeeper of Leverkusen.
I hope that Seoane does not get sacked already.

I can also not really understand why the prices of Terra and Terra classic are performing so well in an overall bear market. You should think that no one would buy those coins now after what has happened with Terra a few months ago but still those projects have huge trading volumes. While i can still partly understand that fact for the new Terra, because it is just at a fracture of the old price and you could speculate that it maybe will at least reach 10% of its old ATH, i can not understand people that are buying Terra classic, because that project is pretty much abandoned.

I also think that Union Berlin will definitely suffer their first loss within the next few games in the Bundesliga. They where showing good performances so far but it was also obvious that everything needs to work out for them in order to be able to win their matches. In the Europa League this was even more obvious where they have lost both of their 2 games so far against opponents that were not really the strongest ones.
If i had to place a bet for the match against Frankfurt i would probably go for a draw or a win of Frankfurt maybe but not for another win of Union Berlin, but who knows. If Union has a good start and is able to score the first goal then they will probably be able to secure this lead until the end of the game because they are very stable in the defense.

To your first question i would say that basically every big project that has come out in the last few years has had big VC's that were investing in it pretty early, maybe even a few years before the token became tradeable for everyone else. So i would guess that most of the projects that are in the top 100 in terms of coinmarketcap had VC's investments before the public sale or listing. Of course there are a few exceptions like Bitcoin.
I recently invested a few hundred bucks in magicsquare which is a project that was also backed by BinanceLabs, Huobi and Kucoin because for me this basically means that a listing on those exchanges is almost 100% certain.
The top 20 in terms of coinmarketcap is always fluctuation a little. Back when i joined the crypto market i remember that for example IOTA was in the top 10 back then and waves also in the top 20. Now they are much lower.

I also think that the huge lead in points that Verstappen is now having over LeClerc is not really an indicator about the performances of both cars, because the Red Bull is not that far ahead of the Ferrari in terms of performance. That is pretty obvious in most of the qualifyings and of course also in the races. A huge factor is the performance of Max Verstappen himself this year. He is driving on a extremely high level almost every race and basically did not make a single big mistake so far this season if i remember correctly.
This is pretty obvious if you compare his results with the ones of Sergio Perez, who is having a hard time to be in front of the Ferraris in most races.

I don't have any significant amount of ETH myself sadly, only few scraps to pay gas fees if i need to, so i don't really have looked up to much about ETH staking possibilities as of now, but even i know that basically every "good" exchange like Binance, Kucoin, Kraken etc. is offering an APY if you stake your ETH at their pools. Of course if you send it to an exchange you always have the risk that your coins could be lost and gone forever if the exchange gets hacked and the funds are withdrawn from some criminals.
I don't know if it is possible to only "delegate" your ETH to a pool for staking purposes without the ETH leaving your own wallet though. I know this works with other projects.

Well to be honest those odds seem pretty fair to me for Bayern standards. Yes they have not won in the last 4 games in a row which is a very very unusual thing for them in the Bundesliga, but they still did not play that badly in all of those 4 games. If they would have had a little more luck and if they would have been more efficient with their goal scoring then they could have easily won all of those 4 games because they were able to create enough good chances to score in each of those games.
Therefore it is not really a surprise that Bayern is still the big favorite for the bookmakers both in this game tomorrow and also for the Bundesliga title.

Well first of all i think that in general a bear market is always a bad thing, at least for those people that were already owning cryptocurrencies before the bear market hit. Of course when the bear market is here there is nothing that we (i am talking about normal users that are not super rich and that have no influence) can change about it, so we have to live with it and maybe even use the opportunities that a bear market is offering.
Like you already said a bear market is a good time to invest into projects that are already big and established. At the moment you can get Cosmos for around 12$ or Polkadot for a little more than 6$. If you believe that those project will be doing well in the long term future, then i think those prices are  good to enter.

To be honest i don't think that the situation at Bayern Munich is that bad at all. Of course it is very unusual for them to be unsuccessful in Bundesliga matches four times in a row and they have even lost the last one. I think this has not happened in the last 20 years or so. If you have watched those games though then it was also pretty obvious that Bayern Munich was not playing that badly in at least 3 of those games. So there was also a lot of bad luck for Bayern involved and of course it is also their own fault because they were so inefficient with the goal scoring.
I still think they should not buy a new striker in the winter.

Well thanks for the warning OP. I think though that this warning is mostly relevant for people that are pretty new to the crypto space, because everyone else that has at least a few weeks of experience in this space knows already that the crypto world is full of scammers and shillers. You always need to check the account name on twitter as you have outlined and this is not only true for twitter but also for telegram. People can choose the display name that they like and there can be thousands of the same nickname at the same time, but your account name has to be unique. Always be careful guys and never give away your private key to anyone and never connect your wallet to a linked website.

It is definitely true that Bayern said multiple times now that they are not interested in signing Cristiano Ronaldo. Of course they respect him as a player and there is no doubt that he is still a very good striker that can help every team, but it just makes no sense for Bayern to pay a lot of money (transfer fee + a very high salary) for a player that is already 37 years old. It also seems like the rumors about Bayern Munich being interested to sign Harry Kane after this season could really be true. This will probably be a very expensive transfer for Bayern so it would just not make any sense to pay 30 or 40 Milion € now for CR7 for only half a season.

I am in the crypto space since a few years now and i have witnessed the bullrun of 2017 and the last one of 2020 to 2021. Usually Bitcoin is the first project that has noticeable gains when a bullrun is starting. Even though we have so many crypto projects now Bitcoin is still the big indicator for the whole industry.
Once Bitcoin has been rising a certain amount of time like a few weeks or so, then usually the bigger altcoins also begin to raise in price noticeably which means the bitcoin domination goes a bit down again. Again a little later when we are really in a full bull market even the small altcoins are rising in some cases even absolute shitcoins.
When this is starting then it is time to prepare for the next bear market again.

Even though Union Berlin is showing a great performance in the Bundesliga so far i heavily doubt that they are able to do this for a whole season. It was pretty obvious in their games in the Uefa Europa League where they lost both of their matches against teams that are not really top tier clubs. So if not everythign is going perfectly then Union has a hard time to win matches i think and in the long run they won't be able to stay at the very top of the table. The same is probably true for Freiburg.
If you ask me, Bayern is still the big favorite to become Bundesliga champion again this season. Dortmund is just not strong enough and Leipzig had a very bad start.

I don't know if you will get really useful information and unbiased tips if you post such a general question in this forum. You alway need to be aware of the fact that probably 90% of the answers you will get are not an objective advice but a shilling of the token that the other member is fan of or is even heavily invested in if you ask such a question. So don't just go and buy the first coin that is mentioned here. Do your own research and then you have to take the risk of investing because you always have a risk in crypto. Losses (and of course also gains) of more than 10% per day are nothing unusual here. If you invest in new projects then it is also very much possible that you will lose all of your capital.
My only tip is that you should never invest into meme-coins. They are absolutely useless.

Well this and obviously Augsburg was also pretty lucky to have won that match against Bayern. Even though Bayern was maybe not as dominant as in the other 3 games before where they also did not win, they still had way more domination over the game and also way more chances to score than Augsburg. So in the end a victory of Bayern or maybe a draw would have been a fair result but definitely not a win for Augsburg.
So i also think that Augsburg will have a hard time to beat Schalke this sunday and i also think that they will probably fight against being relegated down to the second league until the end of the season. That is just my guess though.

I would say a copied whitepaper is definitely still a huge red flag for everyone that is considering to invest in that project. I mean if the team behind that project did not even take the time to write a good and detailed whitepaper, then this automatically means for me that the project itself is also not to be taken seriously. A whitepaper needs to explain what the project is trying to achieve and also give information about the tokenomics, the team behind the project the roadmap and so on.
Of course if you are investing into meme-coins (shit-coins) then the whitepaper does not matter, as the project will be dead again in a few days anyway.
Good projects still have good whitepapers though.