I also just read the news about this transfer and i have to say i am pretty happy that it happened. I still remember as a very you player when he made his debut for Borussia Dortmund and back then he really was in an amazing form and he played extremely successful and impressive. You just need to take a look at one of those videos of early Götze to know what i mean.
Sadly he could not really show this kind of performances when he was playing for Bayern Munich and his second stay at Borussia Dortmund was even worse in my opinion. He seemed slow and also a little overweight there. If i remember correctly they found out that Götze had a rare metabolic disease back then.
He was good at Eindhoven and i hope he an enjoy his stay at Frankfurt too.

I think that in most cases airdrops are not really worth to participate. Of course the one that you have mentioned from Uniswap was a whole different story but that was also not a "normal" airdrop i would say because they gave away tokens to everyone that used their platform before and i know that some people got a huge amount of money that way which is absolutely crazy. The reason why that airdrop had so much value for the individual was, that no one knew that a airdrop was coming otherwise thousands and thousands of airdrop hunters would have also participated and would have brought the token price down immediately after the distribution of the tokens.
In general i think you can make more money with bounty campaigns, even though it is hard to find a good one.

Today i read the news that Barcelona is now willing to completely fulfill the demands of Bayern Munich in order to sign Lewandowski. So far Barcelona offered around 30 Million Euros + Bonuses but Bayern always insisted that they want 50 Million € that have to be paid as a single payment and no bonus payment agreements. Now it seems that Barcelona is really willing to pay that.
First of all i think it is a total joke that a club that has 1,3 Billion € of debts is willing to pay that much for a 33 year old player, but ok that is just the spanish way to handle money apparently.
From the the view of Bayern Munich though i would really let Lewandowski go now. They get more for him as they had to pay for Mane and they would not have an unhappy Lewandowski at their team for the next season.

Well i only partly agree with your advice here. In the end Ethereum was the first blockchain ecosystem that brought the smart contract functionality to the crypto space and that changed pretty much everything. Without smart contracts we would not have real DEX's like Uniswap or Pancakeswap, we would not be able to yield farm or stake or assets in single asset staking pools or to provide liquidity for pools. Without smart contracts there would be no Defi which is the biggest selling point for cryptos at the moment.
Blockchains like the Binance Smart Chain for example or almost 1 to 1 copies of Ethereum with the little (but important) difference that the fees on BSC are way lower than on Ethereum at the moment.

LeClerc was able to reach the 5th position in the end, as many have predicted. It was pretty obvious that he would not have big problems to be in the top 10 pretty quickly as all those other cars in that area of the table are just way weaker than the Ferrari and Canada is a good track to overtake too. So i think in the end LeClerc can be satisfied with this position. Verstappen did win again which of course is not very good for LeClerc but he can only influence the outcome of his own race obviously.
Also Mick Schumacher had to stop the race in the 20th round which was very unlucky for him. I think otherwise he would have been able to fight for his first points yesterday.

I think money always plays a role in the world of professional soccer. I would guess that even if Mane would not care about money at all then his agents and other people would probably still make sure that he gets a salary as high as possible because they also get a share of that sum. The only "big" player that i know has no agent is Joshua Kimmich since a year or so.
That being said i think the main reason for Mane to leave Liverpool was the fact that he was always seen as the second most important player behind Mohamed Salah. I think Mane just wants to be appreciated more. Let's see if he gets that appreciation in Munich.

I don't think that trading volume is the most important factor. The most important ones for a new project for me are the team, the roadmap, the use-case of the project and also the tokenomics. The trading volume is also not that unimportant though. When you are exclusively talking about very new projects like projects that have just launched on that day, then i think most of those projects will have a decent volume if they were able to create a minimum of awareness and interest for their token.
Projects that are on the market for a little longer but still very small can be different though. There are a lot of projects out there that have trading volumes of a few hundred dollars a day. This is a very bad sign in my opinion and i would not invest in such projects because they are almost dead and a id size sell or buy order would probably mess up the price.

Seems to be a good decision to do that to be honest. I mean even if he starts from the last position he can still easily finish the race in the 5th place or so if everything goes as planned because all the other cars, including the mercedes, are just significantly slower then Ferrari and Red Bull. I don't think that it would be a big difference if he starts from the 10th or 20th position because he has no chance to attack the Red Bulls under both circumstances.
To the qualifying: It was pretty interesting to watch because of the wet conditions. I am happy for Alonso that he could show his class once again and i am a little sad for Mick Schumacher too, because he was so quick but he was unlucky with his last try where he messed up the first sector. I think position 3 or 4 would have been possible for Mick today.

I just took a quick read through the article that you posted and it seems that he gets sued by a single dogecoin investor. So for me this means that it is pretty safe to say, that this legal action has zero chance of being successful, especially when you look at the amount that this guy wants as a compensation. I think the guy who sues Elon Musk definitely knows that but still sued him to make a statement or to make this issue more public again.
In the end the Dogecoin shilling of Elon Musk was very good for those guys that were already invested into dogecoin before the shilling happened, but also very bad for those that only bought Dogecoin because of the shilling of Elon Musk. I mean in the end it is also the fault of those guys that just buy a coin because someone famous is making tweets about it.
I also think that the shilling of Elon was bad for the crypto market as a whole because it was basically the starting point of the meme-coin hype and because of that we saw hundreds of new shit-coins every day and attention was took away from real projects.

Today i have heard that the transfer of Mane is now a done deal and that the transfer fee for him will not go above 40 Million euros even with all possible bonus payments, so Bayern does not have to pay the 50 Million Euros that Liverpool initially insisted on. I guess it was just not worth it for Liverpool to gamble for maybe 5 or 10 Million more of transfer fee, if they would have risked it that Bayern would have cancelled the deal. Then they would still have Mane in their team which is probably a good thing usually, but Liverpool has already signed Darwin Nunez which was an extremely expensive transfer and i would guess they also need the money from the Mane transfer.

I don't really think that there is a sure way to see as a spectator if the outcome of a match is fixed or not. In general i think that is is way harder to fix matches where to teams are competing because in order to fix such a match you basically have to bribe the majority of at least one team which is just way to expensive probably and also way to dangerous because the more people that are involved the higher the chance that someone is talking and everything becomes public.
I think sports like boxing, martial arts or others where you only have two athletes involved are way easier to fix. Of course match fixing is a horrible thing and i hate everyone that does that.

I'm sorry but this is one of the most ridiculous stuff that i have read in a long time even though i read quite a lot of stuff about cryptos and the crypto world is full of stupid shillers and analysts and what not. To go to 5$ per Shiba Inu would mean that it would have to do a x641000. This would also mean that the market cap of Shiba Inu would then have a market cap of almost 3 quadrillion USD. That is more than the total networh of the whole planet combined. So it should be pretty obvious that this prediction and therefore also that whole analytics firm is a total joke and can not be taken serious.

Even though Adeyemi is a player that definitely has the potential to become a great player it is not really sure for me yet if he can really help Borussia Dortmund in the coming season already. In the last games with the german national team Adeyemi did only play 5 minutes because Hansi Flick was not happy with Adeyemis performances in the training. I hope this was just an exception and Adeyemi did not become cocky already just because he plays for Dortmund now.
Even when all the new players of Dortmund are working well, i still see them a good margin behind Bayern Munich to be honest. For me Leipzig has the biggest potential to give Bayern a hard time.

I only partly agree with you here. There are definitely examples of coins that were in the top 10 a few years ago but that are now in the top 50 or even lower in the coinmarketcap ranking so of course just because a coin is in the top 10 or top 20 now does not mean that they will still be there in a few years. That being said, i have a very hard time to imagine that coins like Ethereum, BNB or Solana will really become completely irrelevant. I mean even if they are losing their ranks in a few years to other projects then i would still expect them to have a higher price then in comparison to at the moment.

Lewandowski still has a contract until the end of the next season, so if Barcelona really wants to sign Lewandowski for the next season already than they definitely have to pay a transfer fee to Bayern Munich for him. If the news are true than Bayern is demanding around 40 Million € for him, which is quite a large sum in my opinion given the fact that Lewandowski is already 33 and will become 34 in two months. On the other hand he is probably the best number 9 of the last 5 years and Bayern does not really want to let Lewandowski go, so i guess if Barcelona really wants to have him now then they really have to pay that 40 Million for him. This would mean that the sum that Bayern has to pay for Mane would be already back in.

I personally would not invest into that project and there are several reasons for that. The first and also most important reason why i would never put money into Floki Inu is that it is just another meme-coin that has no real use case and is also providing no utility to it's users. It is just a sh*it-coin that was created once it become public that Elon Musks new dog is named Floki, that is literally all what that token is about and that is just not enough to survive in the crypto world in the longterm.
The second reason is, that i generally think that the time of meme-coins is over. During the peak of the meme-coin hype a few months ago there were literally hundreds created each and every day and 99% of them were already dead again in a few days. Floki Inu was one of the most successful ones but nevertheless i think the long term direction of it's price is still downwards.

To be honest i doubt that Tottenham is really interested in signing Gareth Bale again. First of all they already did some transfers for the next season so i don't know if they will do anymore big deals in this summer. Secondly there are several examples of comeback of players at their "home" clubs that were not successful because there were just to many things that have changed in the meantime. Just look at the second time of Mario Götze at Borussia Dortmund, that was very sad for him and for the club.
I am also surprised though, that there are not more clubs interested in signing Gareth Bale, i mean of course he was not relevant at Real in the last season but he was probably the most wanted player in the world like 10 years ago and he is still "only" 32 so if he feels good and supported in his new club he can still deliver 2 or 3 seasons at absolute word class level in my opinion.

Ich hab mich vorhin wieder in Waves eingekauft nachdem ich ja vor ein paar Wochen meinen (kleinen) Bestand an Waves abgestoßen habe für einen Preis von ca. 50 USD pro Coin. Ich hab jetzt ca. die doppelte Menge die ich damals hatte zurückgekauft. Die perfekten Zeitpunkte zum abstoßen und zum Wiedereinstieg findet man eh nie aber hier bin ich mal relativ zufrieden.
Ich hatte zwischenzeitlich überlegt, sämtliche USDN, die ich durch den damaligen Verkauf bekommen habe, komplett wieder in Waves zu investieren und meinen Bestand somit zu verzehnfachen, aber die Tatsache, dass USDN jetzt schon wieder mehrere Tage bei einem Preis von 0,92 bis 0,97 USD herumgurkt stört mich ziemlich.

Jetzt ist die Frage, was ich mit meinen Waves mache. Entweder wieder ganz normal staken wie vorher für ca. 4% APY pro Jahr, oder aber Liquidity für den Pool Waves/USDN providen. Die nötigen USDN dafür hätte ich ja jetzt noch.
Da heißt es APY up to 196%, base vAPY 43% plus 50 - 150% tAPY.
Hat hier jemand Erfahrung mit den Pools in der WavesDex ob diese APY's wirklich in etwa erreicht werden?
Macht es überhaupt Sinn jetzt Liquidity zu providen, wenn ich hoffe, dass Waves mittel- bis langfristig wieder auf die 50 $ und mehr kommt? Ein x10 eines Assets sollen laut Faustregel ja ca. 50% impermanent loss sein.
Danke schon mal.  

I would not give to much about the results in the Nations League because in the end they are nothing more than glorified friendly games. In addition to that that were basically the very last games after a very long season. Especially the players from the premier league had a huge amount of games already and i would guess they just wanted this last 90 minutes to be over in order to finally get a few weeks of holiday.
That being said this last match could have definitely been a much needed boost of confidence for the german national team, because i think the quality of the players is currently not much worse then it was in 2014. The only thing that is missing is the confidence and the self-perception of how good they actually can play.

So far i was never lucky with one of those airdrops because i just did not fulfill the requirements in order to be eligible to get one of those drops. I still remember 2 years ago or so when Uniswap basically did the first of those airdrops and i also remember that some users got an extremely high amount of tokens and basically become rich overnight with that drop because they did not only trade but they also provided liquidity. Absolutely crazy.
If Metamask is really doing an airdrop then i would guess that this would probably be one of the biggest airdrops in history because Metamask has so many users. I am using Metamask for many years now and i also used it to stake, for transaction and so on, so i would guess that i would also be eligible this time. We will see.