I don't know. I mean they got a great boost from Mou's sacking but a season is about ups and downs and though right now they're euphoric, all this energy spent might come back to bite them in the ass.
There's a reason why they played so terribly in the beginning of the season and it's not just the manager. They're not that good a team, especially defensively. I believe that in big games, the best teams on paper usually prevail and on paper, PSG is definitely a better team. When you got a trio like Mbappe, Neymar and Cavani against you, you better have a solid defense.
Anyway, a lot can happen in 3 weeks.
But yeah, it's definitely a closer game now than it was a few weeks ago.

Just wanted to mention that PSG's Marco Verratti is supposed to be out for 3 weeks. He could miss the first leg against MU.
And since PSG desperately need to sign (even more now) a midfielder, this could be a big advantage for MU.

Germany and France advance to the semis.
It looks like France / Denmark for us. I don't like that!

18-18 there it is.

EDIT : croatia up by 1

Good luck guys !  

Personnally, I'd bet on Croatia now and wait for the odds to reverse and make it a surebet.
Hmmm...already too late, or not.

Anyone knows why the Champions League thread is locked ?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1155775.0

Bad news guys :

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/01/pacquiao-camp-fears-eye-injury-could-end-career-report/

"Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao might have suffered a potentially career-ending detatched retina in his left eye in beating Adrien Broner on Saturday, the New York Daily News reported Monday."

There you go :

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/01/pacquiao-camp-fears-eye-injury-could-end-career-report/

Not good news though.

"Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao might have suffered a potentially career-ending detatched retina in his left eye in beating Adrien Broner on Saturday, the New York Daily News reported Monday."

Le pire c'est que des gens ont continue a deposer des fonds sans etre au courant de la faille.

Sorry for quoting myself but that part really sucks.

Plus d'infos (en gros, Cryptopia a bien merde et ce n'est pas fini) :

https://elementus.io/blog/cryptopia-hack-transparency/

"All times below are Eastern Time (GMT-5).

Sunday 13-Jan, 8:28am: Funds begin moving out of Cryptopia's two core hot wallets, one holding ether and the other holding tokens.
Sunday 13-Jan, 11:58pm: With the core wallets empty, residual quantities of funds begin leaving Cryptopia's 76k+ secondary wallets, a process that would continue for several days.
Monday 14-Jan, 6:00am: Cryptopia suspends trading, announcing they are undergoing unscheduled maintenance.
Tuesday 15-Jan, 3:00am: Cryptopia discloses the security breach and New Zealand law enforcement steps in.
Thursday 17-Jan, 5:58am: The last of Cryptopia's funds are drained.

More about the Cryptopia hack:

https://elementus.io/blog/cryptopia-hack-transparency/

"All times below are Eastern Time (GMT-5).

Sunday 13-Jan, 8:28am: Funds begin moving out of Cryptopia's two core hot wallets, one holding ether and the other holding tokens.
Sunday 13-Jan, 11:58pm: With the core wallets empty, residual quantities of funds begin leaving Cryptopia's 76k+ secondary wallets, a process that would continue for several days.
Monday 14-Jan, 6:00am: Cryptopia suspends trading, announcing they are undergoing unscheduled maintenance.
Tuesday 15-Jan, 3:00am: Cryptopia discloses the security breach and New Zealand law enforcement steps in.
Thursday 17-Jan, 5:58am: The last of Cryptopia's funds are drained.

...



...

How much have the thieves attempted to cash-out at exchanges?


...

Of the $16m that was stolen, the vast majority (~$15m) remains in two wallets controlled by the thieves:

0x9007a0421145b06a0345d55a8c0f0327f62a2224
0xaa923cd02364bb8a4c3d6f894178d2e12231655c)

...

The hack continued for days after Cryptopia discovered the breach.

...

After Cryptopia discovered the hack, they watched the funds continue to flow out of their wallets for four more days, seemingly powerless to stop it. As these wallets were not smart contracts, there should have been no technical complications preventing Cryptopia from securing the funds.

The only plausible explanation for Cryptopia's inaction is that they no longer had access to their own wallets.

It seems Cryptopia not only lost their funds, they also lost access to all, or nearly all, of their 76k+ Ethereum wallets.

One possible explanation is that Cryptopia had their private keys stored in a single server with no redundancy. If the thieves managed to gain access to this server, they could have downloaded the private keys before wiping them from the server, leaving Cryptopia unable to access their own wallets.

...

2,000 Ethereum wallets and $46k in Ether remain at risk.

We count about 2,000 remaining Cryptopia wallets holding a combined balance of ~380 ETH (about $46k). Most of these funds were deposited by Cryptopia users after the initial hack took place, apparently unaware of the security breach."

For most people yes, not for me.
Did you see this weekend's fight ? Pacquiao was in great shape and he's still crazy fast, so explosive.
On the other hand, Mayweather hasn't had a real fight for a while and I suspect that if this ever happens, Pacquiao will want it more. I believe he'll be much more aggressive than he was in the first bout... plus there should be no shoulder issue this time.

You don't know that. Look at Cerrone who was very close to being stopped also. He came back and won.
It's probable that Dillashaw wouldn't have lasted much longer but you can't be 100% sure.

Virus Targeting Bitcoin Miners Spreading in China

https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/01/21/virus-targeting-bitcoin-miners-spreading-in-china

"A virus targeting bitcoin miners is apparently spreading in China with tens of thousands of dollars lost according to local media.

The virus appears to be targeting Bitmain’s antminers specifically with the hacker demanding 10 btc or the mining gear would be overheated.

The virus, however, can be eliminated by formatting the SD card of the infected miners which is somewhat similar to re-installing an operating system.

Yet that process can take four days during which an entire farm might be down as once a miner is affected, then it quickly spreads to all other miners."

Rakuten pourrait accepter les paiements en BTC a partir d'avril :

https://blockmanity.com/news/bitcoin/amazon-of-japan-rakuten-likely-to-introduce-bitcoin-payments/

C'est dans les tuyaux depuis juillet dernier et l'accord Rakuten – Everybody’s Bitcoin.

That's big news.
Rakuten is actually international. They're big here in France.

 

roach doesn't workout.

Ca commencera a partir du 11 fevrier, ratio 1:1

https://www.newsbtc.com/2019/01/21/bittorrent-announces-btt-airdrops-for-tron-trx-holders/