I also heard rumors about a airdrop of Metamask tokens in many different telegram channels many times now over the course of the last few months. So far i was never lucky to be part of the last few big airdrops that happened like the one from Uniswap, opensea or the most recent one from apecoin. If metamask is really doing an airdrop then i should be also getting some tokens this time and i would guess that this could be one of the biggest airdrops that ever happened because Metamask is the most common crypto wallet out there as far as i know, maybe not for mobile devices but definitely for the internet browsers, so if really hundreds of thousand people get an airdrop i am not sure if the sell pressure will not get to high.

Yeah it's really weird this season. I mean i don't remember a season in the last 5 or 6 years at least where Bayern Munich gave away so many points. They should have easily won their games against Frankfurt and Augsburg in the first half of the season for example but they lost both of those games because their opponents basically scored a goal with literally every chance they created.
Sadly for the Dortmund supporters and also for the neutral fans, that want to see a close race for the Bundesliga title up until the end Borussia Dortmund was never really able to benefit from that many mistakes that Bayern already made this year. Dortmund itself is just not strong and stable enough themself.

If you want to shill the project that you are part of or from which you have a bag of, then you should at least do it in a more subtle way and not as as obvious as you did it here and you also should not really combine your shill attempt with a bashing of one of the biggest and most successful projects in the whole crypto space. Without ETH and all the functionality that it introduced into the world of crypto, we would now be nowhere near the total marketcap that we are today. Even BTC would probably never be this high if Ethereum with it's smart contract functionality would have never been created. Of course early investors into ETH already made a x3000, but that is not ETH's fault.

This race weekend is full of unforeseen happenings but sadly most of them are quite negative. First the attack on the oil tanks pretty close to the track which almost lead to a cancelling of the race tomorrow but in the end the financial interests and the fear of saudi arabia that they might lose reputation if the grand prix gets cancelled was bigger of course.
The crash of Mick Schumacher looked extremely hard, the car was totally destroyed i mean it was literally split into at least 2 or 3 parts. I think it is safe to say that 20 or 30 years ago there would have been a big chance that a driver would have died in a crash like that but thankfully the car has evolved quite a lot since then.

There is no clear "yes" or "no" as an answer to this question in my opinion. I mean of course it is true that you can make the most profit if you buy a coin when it is at a very low price and when you sell it afterwards once it reached it's all time high. The big problem with this approach is though that you never know if the price at which you are buying this altcoin is already at the bottom or at least close to the bottom or if it falls another 90% or so from the point on at which you have purchased. Also i think that the chance of small altcoins not surviving a long bear market is always there even if they are good projects and don't even get me started on meme-coins.

I am also quite surprised that this rumor now has come up and that even serious sports news are reporting those rumors. I mean come on, for me it's already ridiculous that Real Madrid wants to sign Mbappe because they also have more than 900 Million of debts. Mbappe does not cost any transfer fee but they need to pay him at least 25 M€ per year as salary and probably also some additional signing fees that are going to Mbappes agent. And now the rumors that even Barcelona wants to try to sign Mbappe which is even more ridiculous because they have more than 1,3 Billion € of debts i mean come on, they should not be allowed to have a negative balance for transfer within every season until they are free of debts.

To be honest i think if that ban would have occured like 2 years ago then this could have potentially been the end for the whole crypto space because back then there were no real Dexes yet, except one on the ETH network which name if have forgotten at the moment but i also remember that the functionality of that DEX was by far not as good as it is today.
That is also the reason why i think that a ban of centralized exchanges would not really be the end of crypto anymore today because just take a look at how many Dexes we have out there now already there are at least a few to chose from for basically each relevant blockchain out there. So the trading could continue.

To call the outcome of the match of Italy vs North Macedonia a big surprise is probably still one of the biggest understatements in sports in the last few years. I mean after all we are talking about the current European Champion here which really won the Euro last year in a very deserved way in my opinion. I don't even know if this ever happened before, that a reigning champion has missed the qualification of the next big international tournament. That being said they also were extremely unlucky in my opinion. They definitely dominated the match as you already said and they should have won it  but if you are not able to score even with that many chances then of course it's also your own fault.

The price movement across the whole cryptomarket was really positive over the last few days but i still think that it is way to early to call this a bull market yet or even to think that this could be the beginning of a real bull market. I personally would be happy if BTC would manage to stay above 40k or so for a longer period of time now so for at least a month or longer without ever going below 40k and the same way i hope that Ethereum can stay above 3000 $ for at least a month or so. If this really happends then i think the price can slowly but surely start climbing from there. I mostly own small cap altcoins which have not started to rise in price so far so i hope after a few weeks of rising prices for the big coins the small projects also begin to rise.

To be honest i am not sure which coach i would chose from those two if i would be one of the Manchester United officials that can make that decision, if those coaches even want to join Manchester United in the first place of course. Of course Diego Simeone has a way bigger reputation in european football than Erik en Hag because Simeone reached the Champions final two times with Atletico which is a great achievement. I am not really sure though if Simeones way of coaching would work that well at Manchester United as it does at Atletico Madrid. There everything is about mentality and passion and not so much about nice to watch football.

It is absolutely true what you are saying and i could not agree more. All those crypto influencers out there are really dangerous in my opinion especially for people that are newly coming into crypto and are still naive about stuff like that. As you already said, 99% of all those crypto influencers don't care about their followers at all all they care about is to increase their own wealth. They are doing that via paid promotions that you have already mentioned but they are also doing it for projects in which they were able to buy into the private sale which is even worse in my opinion because this means that those influencers could aquire to tokens for a very low price then they shill it to their followers and once the token gets listed and pumps, the influencers dump on their followers.

I usually don't follow tennis that closely if there are no Grand Slams ongoing, so i am not really up to date with the current matches and tournaments and stuff but that news about Ashleigh Barty's retirement were almost impossible to miss as they were even part of the mainstream news on television. I was also extremely surprised that she is retiring with only 25 years of age, i mean she is still so young that you could play for like 10 more years if no major injuries would happen. You also have to admire that she is doing that even though she could earn millions and millions of dollars in the next few years but she does not really care about that apparently which is a great trait for a human.

I don't think that there is an objective better way of investing, there are only subjective opinions what a person prefers to invest in. Given the fact that you are on a forum that is about crytocurrencies i am pretty sure that a lot in here will answer that they prefer to invest into crypto instead of into traditional stocks and i have to say that i am also one of them. The reasons for that for me are that i only invest small amounts of FIAT that i can lose completely without having any impact on my life or future plans of purchasing something and with such small amounts i don't think i can make nice profits with traditional stocks. If you invest 500$ into traditional stocks and you make 10% profit over a few months then you have 550$ which is nice but not really a game changer. In crypto you always have the chance, even if the chance is pretty small, that you make a x10 of your investment.

If is true and Kessie goes to Barcelona then this a great transfer made by Barca and i can only congratulate them. For me this transfer makes a lot of sense in a lot of ways for Barca and for Franck Kessie. First of all i still think that FC Barcelona is a bigger club than AC Milan even though Milan has a lot of reputation too but their good years were in the early 2000's, so this is definitely a improvement for Kessie in my opinion. Secondly it is also a great transfer for Barca too, Kessie is a great player who can surely help them and which is also very important is the fact that they don't have to pay a transfer fee for him as his contract with AC Milan is expiring after this season. Barca with their 1,3 Billion € of debts needs to make transfer like this because they need to safe money.

Of course the goal that you should always have as an investor no matter if it is in real estate, gold, traditional financial products like stocks or in cryptocurrency is to buy as low as possible and to sell as high as possible. Therefore the potential for maximum profit is only there if we are in the bear market because only then you can acquire projects at a low price. The big problem is though that once we are still in a bear market we just don't know if the price continues to fall or if we have already reached the bottom and in general people are hesitant to invest while we are in a bear market. In the end you never know how the market reacts in the future which is the big problem with investing.

I also think it will be interesting to see what happens to Chelsea after this season. Even though Abramovich is a oligarch i think he was a great investor for Chelsea who did not invest into the club to make money with it but to help the club become one of the strongest teams in Europe. If i remember correctly then Chelsea was just an average Premier League club before Abramovich came.
So it will be interesting to see what happens when there is a new investor. Will he, just like Abramovich, also pump money from his own pocket into the club in order to stay competitive or will he just buy the shares from Abramovich and that's it? If the latter is the case then i don't think that Chelsea can stay one of the top clubs of Europe.

I think that every "real" crypto project out there can beat Shiba Inu or any other of those shit-coins or meme-coins out there in terms of functionality and use-cases because in the end those meme-coins are absolutely useless ans solely build on hype that is now slowly but surely fading away. I have never heard of bitgert and i don't know if it is just another sh*t-coin that is created by a team that just wants to make quick money without putting any effort into a project or a "real" project that is trying to achieve something. If it is just another meme-coin then i think you should definitely not invest in it, if it is a real project then do your research and then decide if you want to invest or not.

Well i definitely agree with you that the english teams are the big favorites to win the Champions League this year. Manchester City is probably the biggest favorite of them all, followed by Liverpool and then maybe Chelsea, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are all 3 at the same level i would say. That the english teams are so dominatn is not really a surprise to me. The big difference is that the english clubs just have way more money to spend in comparison to Bayern Munich for example because the clubs of the premier league get way more money from the TV stations then the Bundesliga clubs for example. The premier league gets 5,5 billion € for 3 seasons (1,83 B€ per season) while the bundesliga gets 4,4 Billion € for 4 seasons (1,1 B€ per season), which is a huge difference and in addition to that german clubs need to own at least 51% of the clubs themself, which is a good thing in my opinion because that way there are no sheikhs or oligarchs which can purchase football clubs for fun like in Paris, Chelsea or ManCity, but of course this also means that this money is missing.
So the english teams will always have a big financial advantage and it will be very hard for Bayern Munich to stay competitive in the next years in my opinion.

To your first question: I think that both of the projects that you listed already did a x100 or even more so no matter which of those projects you choose for your investment you need to be aware that another x100 is pretty unlikely for both projects, except the whole crypto market goes into a very big bull market again.
I also have not seen a metaverse or play2earn project yet that i would really want to play or experience just for the gameplay or the experience alone. I would just play them in order to make money while playing which is not good.
Victoria VR released it's first ingame trailer today and it does look pretty good i would say https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImzB8WsbsmM but of course we don't know yet if this metaverse is fun or exciting to enter.

I agree with you that the current team of Borussia Dortmund does not really have the players that you need in order to win a big title or even the Bundesliga title. I also think that the officials of Dortmund brought themself into that position, because of the transfers that they keep on doing. Borussia Dortmund does not really feel like a big club in europe for me, usually they always buy young and very talented players from big clubs like Real, Manchester United and others. Then there are two options; those young players are showing great performances which means that they don't want to stay at Dortmudn but wnat to go back to a bigger club like Sancho and Hakimi for example in the last two years. Now they have two great young players with Haaland and Bellingham and those two will most likely leave the club too after this season.