I don't think the championship has been decided yet, although it was a unique chance for Leipzig that they missed today. Bayern is now seven points ahead with seven matches to go. Unfortunately I didn't see the match and I can't say if Bayern was so strong or Leipzig just didn't perform well enough to become champions.

Binance announced weeks before the snapshot that the token will not be tradable before mid April. Anyone complaining now might want to read Binance's announcement before leaving the tokens on Binance for the snapshot. Everyone should have just done the opt-in in the wallet, then the XYM would have been available on March 15 and one could have sold them.

It will not happen because the BSC chain is not fully decentralized. The entire chain is under control of Binance and the nodes are run by 3rd parties which are controlled by Binance. A complete switch to the Binance Chain would mean for a project or company to be in the clutches of Binance which is an business risk.

I won't bet on Germany's matches as long as Joachim Low is still coach. With his tactics, the matches have become so hard to predict. He should be replaced before the European Championship. He has passed his zenith. For me, he is the Angela Merkel of German football: complete overconfidence and bad timing when to step down.

When I see the odds, I regret to not bet on a victory of Bayern. I understand that the odds have deteriorated after Lewandowski got injured, but odds of 2.42 for a Bayern win haven't been there for a long time.

The point is, the hype cycles are getting shorter and shorter. DeFi is almost over and NFT is near its high or already slightly above it. In the high phase, such tokens are then offered for all possible applications, whether it makes sense or not.

Since I've always had issues with centralized betting platforms/providers in the past, I'm excited about the new decentralized service. There have also been a few attempts by developers in the past, all of which have failed as far as I know.

I would just like to know a bit more about the technology used. For example, what blockchain was used and does the betting data import run through Oracles?

One should perhaps mention what Symbol is. Symbol is basically NEM 2.0. Years of work have gone into the new core engine of NEM, called Catapult. The development was delayed for a long time and postponed many times, and it was planned to incorporate these developments into the NEM project (XEM). At some point it was realized that this technology was no longer compatible with the original NEM code, and in addition to that, they decided to develop the core engine in C++, while NEM is written in Java. So they decided to make a new project out of it, called Symbol (XYM). In principle Symbol can do everything NEM Chain can do, plus some essential new things more.

Yes, but only to a small extent. In the Western world, gold is predominantly used as an asset hedge. In countries like India or China, it's a bit different, but even if demand for gold jewelry were to collapse, that wouldn't affect the price of gold that much at the moment.

JP-Morgan's arguments are understandable, even if I am fundamentally skeptical of the bank.

The country recently introduced the 1 million Bolivar bank note worth around $0.52. According to Reuters, the inflation rate was 2.7% in January, so if you consider a stable monthly inflation rate, then the extrapolated inflation rate is currently 32%. Compared to previous years, this is low, but still extremely high, and no one really knows if the data is not manipulated in some way.

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No, the fees are not responsible for this. The situation is quite different from 2017/2018.

Back then, everything that somehow sounded new was pumped and bought. There are dozens of ICO projects from back then that raised 100+ million that don't even exist today.

It wasn't because bounty hunters dumped their stakes, but because the projects were massively overvalued and doomed from the start by their idea.

If you look at it that way, the bounty hunters were the smart ones in retrospect, because they sold immediately, and the ICO investors are still sitting on their worthless stakes today.

I know people which use 20+ exchanges, just to be able to trade most part of existing coins

It depends on what you are trading. If you are just trading Bitcoin and Ethereum, you are actually fine with one big exchange with good liquidity. If you trade many altcoins then you would be required to use more exchanges.

First, a main part of modern car software is based on open source. Almost all, including Tesla, using Linux as base system. Also they use a ton of other open source libraries. It is always good to have an open source alternative, also to be able to shape the development to a certain degree. You can take the development of operating systems as an analogy. There are still Windows and MacOS, although there is Linux.

I don't think it changes much for the Polish team. With England they have an opponent in the group that they wouldn't have caught even with Lewandowski and the other teams are too weak so that they should dominate them even without Lewandowski. Hungary is the only serious competitor. Albania, San Marino and Andorra are far too weak.

Meanwhile, I think Leipzig has a serious chance to win the Bundesliga championship. After Lewandowski's injury last week, the top striker and top scorer is no longer available. Without Lewandowski, Bayern would currently only be 4th in the table (if you subtract his goals and assists). The other strikers can not compensate him in my opinion, neither Gnabry, nor Cupo-Moting, nor Müller. I'm curious how the Bayern lineup will look in the next match.

As already described, one factor that keeps the Dogecoin price rising is the hype and a figurehead like Elon Musk. However, one factor I haven't read here yet that argues for a further rising price is Dogecoin's high inflation. Currently it is around 5.3%, which is quite high and speaks against larger price increases in the future.

What is your defintion of a scam coin? You can not compare decentralized and centralized exchanges because centralized exchanges do determine themself which coins are listed/traded on their platform while decentralized exchanges do usually not. You can trade there all colored coins which exist on a specific blockchain plattform like Ethererum.

So, you should ask for most scam coins on centralized exchanges. My answer: HitBTC

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That it what happened to me. I played at an online Bitcoin casino (Betstreak, which no longer exists) a few years ago with a free bonus for signing up. Although the wager requirement was 200 and I had only played with the free bonus, I had a lucky streak and had ended up winning almost 1.2 BTC (free bonus was 0.01 BTC). During the payout I suddenly had to perform a KYC. After I did that, I was accused of irregularities with my account and it was closed. They never responded to my support messages again.