So what if the casino asked them to fill out a KYC form, would these kids use someone else's KYC to pass?
I never thought it was proper practice to be able to gamble because basically forcing myself to play under the age of 18 is a clear offence.

I disagree about kids being able to gamble without any restrictions, even if they manage to cheat the casino with other people's data then it is really not recommended. But anyway the casino will not mind it as long as gamblers are able to complete KYC when it is needed at any time.

If you are watching Poland match versus France you will begin to ask yourself how Poland managed to get to this stage of the World Cup. I meant to say that so many countries that did not survive through group stage are better than Poland and they could be better if they got the opportunity that Poland got. They made the whole match not to look like what Cup knockout stage. I pity the Lewandoski because this can impact his ranking in the next international or European award

What country OP talks about?
While these young guys have a chance to build their future, they have to avoid any kind of addiction and governments should be involved in such situations. Gambling companies have strict rules and most popular online sports bookies ask for KYC to verify a user's age. Having an interest in soccer is understandable, it is not a problem if they keep supporting the team they like most but making bets over teams will lead to addictions since their brain activity age is still going on to keep observing things around them. Banning underage gambling companies and arresting such resellers can save young gamblers, otherwise, gambling addiction will kick in sooner or later for the young generation.

USDT is a ticking time bomb keeping everything alive give the supply. Should it go bust any second it would be a catastrophe

TRX? They can survive on their own.

In the past few years, many people predicted USDT would crash, and I still see many people saying the same thing today. However, USDT is still the largest cap and most used stablecoin by far.
Honestly, I see all stablecoins as the same, they are not so different, USDT, USDC, or BUSD are all the same. All are equally concentrated and risky, no one is safer than the other. Their mission is to be an intermediary asset to help us access bitcoin easier, they are not an investment, so there is no need to compare or distinguish, they are not suitable for long-term holding.

Since the price of Bitcoin dropped down to $16k in the market, show that it will be difficult for traders to see $100,000 in this year 2022 because the year remain few weeks to the end of this year which the price will remain low through out this season. I guess, next year 2023 will be a better year to all crypto traders in the community because the price will surely reach $100,000 for those that experienced losses in the past will use the opportunity to recover from their losses.

Kids are going to gamble. You can’t stop it. Kids see things and they want to take part. Gambling is no different. I recall kids in school gambling on things from as early as I can remember. Even games like Pogs were introduced to children that seemingly fueled the urge to gamble. There isn’t much that could be done as it’s easier to gamble than get your hands on alcohol as a kid. Especially with online gambling and crypto now, I don’t see this as an easily tackled problem.

The last 16 round started today. We watched the Netherlands-USA match as the first match.  Both teams played a balanced game. Although the Netherlands scored the goals, the USA didn't play badly either.  Closing the first half 2-0 ahead, hollamda entered the halftime in high spirits. At the beginning of the second half, the USA increased the pressure and found the goal too late. It was time for the USA to be eliminated after conceding a goal 5 minutes after scoring.
The next match will be played between Argentina and Australia. I expect Argentina to get a comfortable win.

Thanks for all the comments, I didn't see too much in the way of disagreement that we are around the low of the bitcoin cycle so far. It would be an interesting debate though if there are those who disagree.

On this long timescale I can't rule out another drop in price, I am not saying we have seen the low (although it is possible and maybe even likely)  however I still maintain this will be the region where the bottom is forming in this cycle, even if there is another leg down.  

There comes a point where the weak hands have all capitulated and strong hands more reluctant to sell. The collapse of FTX and all that may have been a way to flush out many of the remaining weak hands. (As I've seen in previous cycles with the FBI seizure of Silk Road) for example,.

Thought I'd share another chart showing some evidence things may start to turn bullish. This is a 1 day chart



Please note i nearly always use Heikin Ashi style candles and price on a log scale, as in this chart here.

What I am drawing attention to is a bullish divergence where even though the price is making lower lows. The RSI Relative Strength indicator is not. This can indicate that the bearish trend reverse is on the horizon.

What do you guys think? are there more bearish things I'm missing? Or bottom is forming here ready for new bull to start?

I really think that USA could surprise Netherlands today. Netherlands is a good team, but USA is playing surprisingly good in this tournament. If they continue to play like they did in the last three games, Netherlands could have problem with them. We will see. I'm certain that surprises will happen in the knockout round, especially since it's only one game that's deciding who will advance and who will go home.

On the other hand, Argentina should have no problem with Australia. Australia is good, but if Argentina plays like they are suppose to, it should be an easy win for them.

No one exactly knows the rate at which the price of Bitcoins will fall down. No one also can say that when will the price goes down. What we can do is just estimate and guess. So the price comes or goes down depends only on the demand of the coin. Due to the fixed amount of supply of Bitcoins, when the demand of the coin goes up, the price also goes up, when demand goes down, the price also goes down. Nevertheless we need to see when there are more sell orders then buy orders in any exchange, and that can be marked as the fall of the price of the Bitcoins.

I have seen Cointelegraph do similar word play. One day they tell that bitcoin is holding the price well and call it as a bottom while the next day they say bitcoin will plunge to $12k as per analysis and so on.
From my overall experience in the crypto community what I have learnt is we must read the news as it gives us a highlight of what is going around but we should never believe everything we read.
We should do our own analysis and trust ourselves. The news is often a rumor.
Doing our own research will help us become better and sometimes it will also get us great opportunities while the others fall for those rumors.

When Ziyech's goal was due to a Canadian goalkeeper's blunder, Borjan made Belgium's hopes temporarily disappear because they were still playing against Croatia which made Belgium have to be willing to be in third place. Again, Belgium was increasingly under pressure because Morocco had doubled the score through En-Nesyri's hard kick.
It seemed that the match between Croatia vs Belgium would be a penalty, but the VAR gave the answer that the Croatian player was caught offside first and the penalty did not take place.

Belgium must be able to take advantage of even the slightest opportunity in order to score a goal because the victory against Croatia was a very important victory. Possession of the ball is still 50% -50%, but Belgium looks very active in attacking which has made 3 shots.

This is still an old story and there is no clarity until now because we don't even know that this is true or false, moreover this is only a handful of information that is still floating with various speculations that exist.
But on the other hand, we also cannot fully believe or completely do not believe in something like this because all possibilities are still there and all we have to do is continue to be here carefully, so in my opinion this is enough.

@skarais the key thing here is the injury factor and in this case City is lucky as Haaland is not playing in the World Cup hence he’ll be injury free, but other team’s like Madrid and PSG already have injury concerns. Furthermore I would yet like to back Real Madrid because when it comes to champions league they just have to win it, but besides them I would pick City and that’s only due to Haaland’s insane goal scoring ability.

Great save by Wojciech Szczęsny when Messi took the penalty, and this was a chance for Messi but was out of luck.
and this sata score is 0-1 and argentina scored against poland and the goal was scored by Alexis Mac Allister in the 47th minute when the second half match had just started. And Argentina must win to qualify for the round of 16.

Saudi Arabia vs Mexico 0-2.

The game is one of the difficult one and we'll be expecting more actions from the both sides since they're top sides. Argentina have been fantastic in the competition so far and Leo Messi looks to make outstanding records in the game. Not only Argentina have finest players, they have also good players which are high profile players and they can deliver in the game. Their opponents, Poland have classy players who give room for excuses. Like they are very tactical on the pitch, with Robert Lewandowski who's a top scorer.

Well, I say that many are waiting for $15k which triggers a huge buying volume leading to a price increase. But the situation isn't over yet and it was not time to lose confidence with the few pump as the dump may strike again even if it was the holiday season. I do respect the volatile nature of the market and we are not sure if this December we still see what we have experienced in most holiday seasons.
Still watching the market changes and keeping interested in what will happen a few days passed after the FTX issue.