Difficult to say. The current upward price spiral is clearly caused by limited goods and still partly interrupted supply chains. Just look at how many industries are now affected by the shortage of semiconductors. If one can believe different sources, then this condition will continue at least 1-1.5 years. Whether the upward price trend will continue after the bottleneck has been overcome also depends on whether the central banks get the tappering implemented or continue as before. If they continue as they are, inflation could be significantly higher in the longer term.

I think this defeat was an exception. Bayern was really not as bad as you might expect from the result. They had several 100% chances, but a great keeper Trapp prevented them. Accordingly, the victory was rather lucky for Frankfurt. But they has also played tactically clever. One could therefore conclude that the result was a combination of bad luck and tactical cleverness.

In Island ist das schon seit Jahren ein Thema. Die beziehen ihre komplette Energie aus Vulkanenergie bzw. Geothermie und Wasserkraft. Entsprechend werden auch die dortigen Bitcoin-Mining-Farms - wo es auch vermehrt Miner nach dem China-Ban hingezogen hat - mit dieser Energie betrieben. Auf El Salvador bezogen ist das eine Nachricht wert. Die Isländer lächeln nur müde darüber

It basically determines an oligopoly of crypto exchanges and accordingly there is no real competition, which explains the high fees. However,  there is more and more progress in the development of atomic swaps, i.e. transactions directly from one blockchain to another. This is the future of crypto trading anyway in my opinion. Moreover, it will be much cheaper because instead of three transactions (deposit, exchange, withdrawal) there will only be one and also more secure, as the intermediary (crypto exchange) will be eliminated.

According to official statements there are not thousands of ATMs installed yet, the official numbers speaks about 205. Here is a tweet from Bukele who shares these information
https://twitter.com/nayibbukele/status/1442533230540886019

The discount on gasoline is no wonder, as the government continues to try to enforce Bitcoin. After all, the official figures also say that over 2 million have installed the Civo Wallet so far, which is around 1/3 of the total population. By the way, you get $30 in Bitcoin for free on this wallet. So this new promotion fits in well.

I looked a little into the first project Aleph. The technical whitepaper "Aleph: Efficient Atomic Broadcast in Asynchronous Networks with Byzantine Nodes" was published back in August 2019. So the whole idea is more than two years old and not actually really new. Do you have more information on why the project is suddenly such a big insider tip? Or did you just focus on the Tx/S? Then I can only say that this doesn't really say anything unless you test the technology under heavy workloads. The best example has been Solana recently. And they only got a handle on the problem because the network is not really decentralized.

This is further proof that you can't ban Bitcoins and cryptocurrencies in general. If Iran can't do it, even though it's a quasi-dictatorship and has great control over the local Internet, then large open countries like those in the West won't be able to do it. This should be clear by now to everyone who constantly puts the argument on the table that Bitcoin won't be worth anything anymore once it gets banned.

Unlucky, why? I saw both summaries of the games and both times the victory was deserved. Both Frankfurt and Renne were clearly better than Bayern and PSG. It's not unusual for teams that haven't lost five or six games in a row to have a bad day, especially when they also have to play internationally. Fortunately, I didn't bet on either of the top two teams, if only because the odds are too low for me to have a reasonable risk-reward ratio.

Are you sure? Do you realize that the BNB Chain is centralized and the node operators are mostly controlled by Binance? Currently there are only 11 validators. I wouldn't be so sure if the chain would be maintained if Binance were to be shut down. If you believe that you should research a little more or at least read articles like this one on Yahoo Finance https://finance.yahoo.com/news/binance-smart-chain-centralization-concerns-092000694.html

Germany lost the game under the old coach Loew. Since Flick is the coach, the game is much more dominant again and all games were won clearly. Therefore, I think that Germany will win the group very easily and it will be only an exception if they will not win a game in this group. The team is too strong for that. That's why I don't really find it interesting. Norway against Turkey, on the other hand, is interesting.

I saw the game in the live conference. Of course, it looks like it wasn't easy, since the first goal was scored late. However, Leipzig was dominant for 90 minutes and had many opportunities even before the first goal. They just didn't take their chances. After the first goal was scored, the resistance largely collapsed and it was then easy for Leipzig to score two more goals.

You don't even have to look at Barcelona's stats to see how bad the team is. It's better to see the two goals conceded against Atletico. Both goals came from counterattacks and both times the Barca players were outnumbered 1 to 2 and yet Atletico was able to combine through good passing and then score the goals through beautiful finishes by Lamar and Suarez.
Barca's performance on offense was even worse. A tragedy for such a proud club.

It's interesting that you don't write anything at all about the danger that Binance poses. Binance is currently the largest crypto exchange in the world and is not regulated at all. It also has no official headquarters. That's why many investigative agencies around the world are after Binance*. What if Binance's backers are eventually caught and the exchange is shut down? Then the value of the token would vanish into thin air.

*
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-13/binance-probed-by-u-s-as-money-laundering-tax-sleuths-bore-in
https://www.finextra.com/the-long-read/249/whats-going-on-with-binance-the-low-down-on-the-drama-ridden-crypto-exchange
https://coingeek.com/regulatory-walls-are-closing-in-on-binance/

Don't forget that not only have they dropped points in their last two league games, but they have yet to win a game in the European Cup, although neither were high-profile opponents. Gladbach got a small boost after the win against Dortmund. That's why this game will be interesting.

Volcanic energy sounds much better than geothermal energy. Most people don't understand the difference anyway. In the end, it doesn't matter as long as people understand that these are "clean" Bitcoins that have been mined. That is, with energy that was generated without fossil fuels. After all, that's often one of the biggest criticisms, that bitcoin mining would help cause climate change.

I wouldn't rule out the possibility that one or two shitcoins might see a revival sooner or later. Many shitcoins are therefore no longer worth anything because the projects are no longer being actively developed. Should a capable developer be found or even a team of developers who want to push the project forward again with new features, then I basically see possibilities. It is often easier to revive an old project than to start a completely new one.

I think it's fair to say that the game against Atletico is a fateful game for Koeman. Should Barca lose the game clearly, like the last two CL games, then Barca must fire him if they do not want to fall behind so early in the season.
I am then only curious who they want to sign instead. At the moment there are hardly any good coaches on the market, and if there were, they would probably be too expensive for Barca.

Das mit dem Monopol stimmt. Es wäre sicherlich auch förderlich generell Bitcoin bzw. Crypto Startups im Land zu fördern, egal ob es einheimische Unternehmer sind oder welche die wegen den guten Bedingungen aus dem Ausland kommen wollen. Es gibt da sicherlich enormes Interesse, vor allem aus dem Ausland. Das würde Arbeitsplätze und sicherlich auch Wohlstand fördern. Es gibt nichts besseres als die Akzeptanz von etwas zu fördern, wenn man selbst - direkt oder indirekt - davon profitiert.

Übrigens, wenn ich das in dem Podcast auf Youtube hier richtig verstanden habe, wollen der Blocktrainer (Roman) und Thomas von Finanzfluss in Kürze zusammen nach El Salvador reisen und nur mit BTC bezahlen. Die Tickets sind schon gekauft, natürlich in BTC. Da ich beide Kanäle regelmäßig verfolge, freue ich mich schon auf die Erfahrungsberichte.

The misconception here is that many think Bitcoin is already too expensive to still make a big profit. I heard and read this argument often when Bitcoin was at 1k. So many said, it is not worth anymore to invest into Bitcoin because it is already very expensive and there is little space to grow. Well, today we know there is/was at least 60x space to grow   So the question is whether you are now subject to this error again. Who says that Bitcoin's fair value is not 1 Million? Then 20x would be possible.
Also, I would not always think in BTC as a reference, but for mBTC ($47 at the moment), then it is much easier to consider that also $500 or 1000 per mBTC is possible.

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