Face ID and password/passcode isn't a bad combination to use on your device, you're not using it to secure your wallet per se, but to prevent unauthorized access into your device, and you could have other important and private stuffs/files in your device that you do not want others to see. Even if someone finds a way into your device despite this, your wallet file should be encrypted with a unique password, don't use the same password you used to lock your device to also encrypt your wallet file, you could even go a step further to encrypt your wallets app on your phone, thus for somone to gain access to your wallet, they'll have to break three different encryptions. Having said that, store only an amount you can afford to lose on your online wallet.

Well, City have become so confident about their dominance in England that they don't even mind selling their players to a direct rival, they did it last season, sold Gabriel Jesus and Zinchenko to Arsenal, yet City still won the league, now they have sold one very talented player who made it out of their academy to Chelsea, we'd see if it matters at the end of the season.

Pep Guardiola likes a really small squad and he does not like to keep players who are unhappy, i think that's part of the reason why Palmer has moved to Chelsea, and i wish him luck. Having said that, Chelsea are buying too many players, i'm pretty sure it would be a headache for Pochettino to manage all these players.

There is no such thing as what you're explaining, i think what you are trying to suggest is an air-gapped wallet, but this isn't how it works. If what you meant is an air-gapped wallet, it works with two devices; not "two separate apps", the first device is offline whilst the other is online (and is watching-only), the latter creates the transaction and also broadcasts it, whilst the former signs the transaction. As for wallets you can create an air-gapped wallets on, electrum is perfect for it.

Joao Felix's future is somewhat uncertain at the moment, it is pretty obvious that he isn't going to play for Athletico Madrid again, so he has to leave if he wants to continue playing football. I don't think Barcelona can afford to get him before this transfer window closes, Barcelona are in a financial crisis, thus there is no way they can get Joao Felix registered with them, except there are outgoings. Having said that, i think Joao Felix is going to end up in Saudi Arabia, their transfer window doesn't close at the same time with that of Europe, so they still have some time to work on the deal if Joao Felix's move to Barca falls through.

I don't believe that Erik Ten Hag is going to bring the glory days back to Manchester United, i think he is slightly overhyped, he is a good manager, but not a great or fantastic one and i don't think Manchester United are going to win any major trophy this season. His United team are erratic, win today, lose tomorrow and that's not good enough to win major trophies. As for their game against Arsenal this weekend, i think Arsenal are the favorites, and it is either they win or the game ends in a stalemate.

How did you think stable coins get their 'value', they are of course pegged to certain fiat currencies or other cryptocurrencies, thus they can also lose their peg or the issuing company can go insolvent, and since they hold the reserves that keep the stable coin at 1:1 on what they are backed by, it then becomes useless.

Having said that, i'd advice you to save your money in your local fiat bank rather than in stable coins, the money in your bank account is insured up to a certain amount and if the bank fails you'll get something back, the average bank also provides better security for your money than with stable coins which can be frozen in any wallet that it is stored in.

I wouldn't say Chelsea made a mistake signing Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo, they are both excellent midfielders that any manager would wish to have in their side, and they are also very young, Enzo is 22 years old, whilst Caicedo is 21, thus they are for the present and the future (if they decide to stay in Chelsea for the long term).

What i don't agree with is the signing fee for these players, it is definitely ridiculous and far above what their valuation should be, but i guess it is what it is, the transfer market these days is a joke, so much money being thrown around on players that don't even merit it.

I actually think Arsenal are favorites in this game, they have started the season better than Manchester United and the match is also at the Emirates, thus i think Arsenal have the advantage. I don't know what you saw this weekend that makes you think Manchester United are in such good form, yes they came back from two goals down to beat Nottingham Forest 3-2, but they shouldn't even be going 2-0 down to Nottingham Forest in the first place, if it were a bigger team, it'd have been game, set and match.

Having said that, it is either Arsenal wins, or the game ends in a draw, as for which of them would be in the title battle, it is definitely Arsenal for me, i can't see Manchester United competing for the EPL title this season or even winning it.

Have you mixed things up here? Well, Trust wallet is closed source and electrum is open source, not the other way round!
You should stop giving advice to users here, especially newcomers who are looking for the best sort of advice, that you were hacked doesn't mean every other newbie should experience that fate. OP don't keep any of your funds in a centralized exchange, be it binance or coinbase, neither of them is safe/trusted to store your funds for you, always use reputable non-custodial wallets to hodl your funds.
You've go it wrong here, online wallets are wallets that are connected to the internet, it doesn't mean you won't have access to your private keys, electrum is an online wallet, but you have access to your private keys when you use it.

Lol, how can you even say such a thing, Haaland has started the season pretty well, three goals in three games is great, and even though he doesn't score as much as he did last season, that's not enough for City fans to resent him. What even matters to the team/fans is not even Haaland scoring, but for the team to continue winning and for Haaland to also help the team to keep on winning.

The media tried to establish a sort of competition/comparison between Haaland and Nunez last season, but sadly it didn't work out so well for them, and Haaland was in a world of his own, whilst Nunez had a first season to forget about. The worry for Nunez isn't about competing with Haaland per se or banging in goals like Kane who just left the EPL, Nunez has to work on himself, he has to convinve his manager that he is good enough to lead the line for Liverpool, right now he is not doing that and he still comes into games from the bench, even though he scored the two winning goals at the weekend, he is still yet to break into Liverpool's first team.

It isn't necessary that you introduce yourself in the forum before you start making posts, there is no rule that compels you to do that, you can create an account and immediately start posting.
There's no stringent modus operandi here, it is just a discussion forum for Bitcoin and other whatnots. You are welcome, and you can see the rules of the forum here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0

Everton have only managed to escape relegation in the last two EPL seasons, they have started this one in the worst possible way as well, losing 3 games out of 3 and it looks like it is going to be another relegation battle for them, they might not be third time lucky this season and could actually drop to the Championship. The hierarchy at Everton isn't managing the club well, a drop to the Championship might actually be a wake-up call for them, but the season is still pretty long, so yeah.

Fair enough, but mind you that the dollar isn't rising per se, because it is also affected by inflation, the thing is the Naira is falling faster than the dollar, or in other words it is in a worse situation that the dollar, thus when you compare it against the dollar, it then seems as if the Naira is dumping, whilst the dollar is rising (which actually isn't the case).
Stable coins are also centralized coins and you can be denied access to it, the issuers can actually freeze it in absolutely any wallet you decide to hold it in, and not to talk of the obvious fact that it can be depped at anytime.
There's nothing wrong in paying the service fees for these services you just mentioned.

Fair enough, but still not an excuse. Don't trust; but verify! That is very important for everyone to know, whether it is crypto investment or not, so long as you are putting your money into something, always verify the details of it all and not just blindly trust whatsoever you are told.

Having said that, the no risk offer was enough to get to gullible investors, it is really sad that everyday people lose money to schemes such as this, even when there are enough red flags, i think greed also has a part to play in alluring the victims.

I find this to be very ironic, because India as a nation is already obstructing the growth of cryptocurrencies for Indians. India is a crypto-unfriendly nation, and for quite a long time their citizens who used crypto were uncertain of their fate because the country was proposing a ban on crypto. In 2018, they first of all banned banks from handling crypto transactions, that ban was lifted two years later, but little did Indians know that it was because the government wanted to "extort" money from Indians who use crypto.

The tax rate on crypto gains in India is now as high as 30%, that is extremely high and discouraging for Indians who use cryptocurrencies, if the government of India wants to promote crypto (which i am sure they don't care about), they should start by reviewing their crypto tax laws, which is basically stealing from people at this point.

Mind you that hodling stable coins is not investing, your money doesn't accrue any return. The issuing corporation just pegs your money to a fiat currency or to another cryptocurrency, and it can be depegged at anytime or the issuing corporation can become insolvent and thus your stable coin becomes useless.

I'd definitely save my money in the bank than in a stable coin, a bank has more security and insurance of funds, meaning that if the bank collapses, you will get at least a certain amount of your money back; all of these doesn't exist in stable coins and it is even easier for a stable coin to fail than for a bank.

Do not connect your wallet to any website, even if you think the website/project is legitimate, the moment you either connect your wallet to this sort of website or enter your seed phrase anywhere, consider that wallet compromised and if you haven't already lost your funds, you should move it to a newly created wallet.

If you must participate in airdrops or bounties, use a new wallet all of the time, address reuse is bad enough, thus use different addresses or wallets for your bounty hunting or airdrop hunting, and don't combine it with your main stash.

Whilst i agree with both Toni Kroos and Carlo Ancelotti, i don't think there's anything FiFa can do about this right now, the Saudi's have the money and they are willing to use it to develop their league by alluring world class players, when the Chinese super league were doing something similar some couple of years ago (though not on this scale), nobody asked FiFa to step in.

Having said that, i'd have to agree that it is quite embarrassing to see young and precocious players move to Saudi Arabia, this sort of move should be left for players that are at least above 30 years of age. Anyway, the money that these Saudi teams are offering is really mouthwatering and sometimes i don't blame players who accept their offer.

There have been reports of ledger hack, anti privacy, ledger recovery which is a security issue, etc!
What is a private wallet? However Ledger is closed source and even though it is non-custodial, ledger recovery proves that it is possible for your seed phrase to leave the 'secure element', so that will definitely be a problem for any customer who is conscious of their security.
Exactly, there are so many better alternatives, and Ledger is popular because it was one of first hardware wallets that quite a lof of people bought and recommended.