The biographer used a very vivid word to describe Roosevelt's concentration: blistering intensity, which is the intensity of the hand rubbing the bleeding bubble when ironing in the gym, which is equivalent to the death mode in computer games. Set yourself an almost impossible task, and then do your best to complete i

What worries Indian health experts and people is that the Covaxin vaccine approved by the Indian government has not yet completed the Phase III clinical safety and effectiveness test, and it was launched on the market to start mass vaccination, and the public did not choose which vaccine to receive during the vaccination process.

Personally, I’m not sure why people invest in such assets, but they clearly treat Bitcoin as an asset. Bitcoin is not currency, but it still has value, and it cannot be cleared

This sounds like a good idea, but the question is how can the property rights of these unmanaged houses be handed over to you? Another question is that in my country, such uninherited industries have to be collected. It belongs to the country, so it is better to consult the legal situation of your country before making a decision.

COVID-19 is far from being controlled. It is difficult for the poor and people in some remote areas to get effective treatment and can only be protected through self-protection. Once infected, it will cause great harm to themselves. What's more, it will take some time for the popularization of vaccines. We can only hope that the whole world can solve this problem in this new year.

I think you are right. Some people are born rich or marry a rich person, but most people still need to master a skill to create social wealth. Teachers in my university often teach me to improve my irreplaceability, and I think it’s especially good.

Yes, I really agree with that, bitcoin is a good way for poor people to avoid inflation and to protect their wealth. If people still have questions, please think about Venezuela.

Bitcoin's return to US$6,000 is unlikely to happen in the next year, but huge increases should not happen. If selling digital currency to avoid risks is not a wrong choice, by the way, turning into US dollars will also face the risk of inflation. , It just depends on which one you trust more.

2020 is a turbulent year, even according to the standards of the cryptocurrency market. The panic caused by the new crown virus caused the traditional market to fall in March, and Bitcoin also fell along with it. The claim that Bitcoin is a safe haven asset was therefore questioned. But soon afterwards, with the advent of the third Bitcoin halving, the argument of digital scarcity prevailed and Bitcoin prices rebounded.

Yes, sure. In fact, if your number of cryptocurrencies is not large, you can put them on exchanges such as Binance, which is more secure on the premise of convenient trading.

As their investment increases and the difficulty of Bitcoin mining increases, Bitcoin will continue to rise.

Absolutely the answer is yes, especially celebrate like Musk. Many people will blindly trust him and believe that what he said is right, and the most important thing is that his wealth is enough to make his speech into reality.

I guess he's like a hermit. He thought bitcoin will do humans good so he created, launched and advertised for it. However, he doesn't care about these money and fame that much, he just watches and observes how his career would go. It cannot be denial that he did a fantastic job!!!

Last night, the US stock market closed three hours earlier. It should be said that it has officially entered the Christmas market. So when the downward trend still looks strong, it is essentially a process of the bears' ability to control gradually. So don't fully believe the surface of the market. The final result of the most influential issue a few days ago has not come out, but last night we can see that xrp has risen to $0.36 again. Don't be curious about this situation. It doesn't matter if it rises more, it is a problem of the currency itself. At the moment, I'll wait and see a little bit and spend the holiday safely.