Interessant. War mir gar nicht so klar. Hab mir deshalb mal den nigerianischen Thread näher angeschaut. Englisch ist Amtssprache in Nigeria, auch wenn es viele lokale Sprachen gibt. Entsprechend sind auch die allermeisten Artikel dort auf Englisch. Viele der Diskussionen dort erinnern mich auch an Diskussionen im globalen Forumsbereichen (Bitcoin Discussion, Altcoin Diskussion), wo sich also jeder, auch nicht lokaler User beteiligen kann, und beim Durchklicken des ein oder anderen Users, war zu erkennen, dass im Userprofil (wenn gepflegt) unter Location ein anderes Land als Nigeria drin stand und auch in deren Posthistory Beträge in anderen lokalen Boards (z.B. bei einem im Spanischen oder Indisch (übrigens auch Englisch)) verfasst wurden.
Somit gehe ich davon aus, dass dort ein nicht unerheblicher Teil an Usern postet die nicht aus Nigeria stammen und somit das Bild verzerren.

This is a familiar pattern. When the Bitcoin Future was approved a few years ago, everyone thought the price would go through the roof. The opposite was the case. The day after the future was approved, Bitcoin reached a temporary price peak and then entered a bear phase. I recognize the same pattern now with the ETF approval. A lot of money has flowed into Bitcoin since October, simply through speculation on the approval. This was already priced into the price, so to speak.

He did use the money many usually claim for the job(s) on those platforms. That is the mistake in his calculation. However those number are never (or very rarely) paid. As I have written before, the high competition on the platforms means that you have to accept a sharp reduction in your claims in order to get any job at all. Even more so in a weakening global economy.

Sancho is certainly familiar with the environment and surroundings in Dortmund, but not really with the coach and the team, because both have changed significantly since he left. You should know that players like Haaland, Hakimi, Bellingham, Guirero and more used to play for Dortmund when Sancho was there the first time and they've all left. The system Dortmund play today is also different to two years ago. Nevertheless, Sancho had a good start against Darmstadt yesterday, even though he will only be at Dortmund for six months. As Dortmund's sporting director has made public, Dortmund do not have an option to buy him.

People don't really need to research about her, because especially young people (Gen Z) know here very well. In the bull run and the hype phase of Wallstreet Bets, she was kinda Jeanne d’Arc of many in this age group. That's why too many people still trust her and her fund.

Your assumption for the daily earnings for all four variants is far too high.
Especially point four. You will never earn $100 a day just by watching ads. If you earn $1-2 a day, you must be happy.

The same with jobs on Fiverr and similar platforms. You just take the numbers you see, but the competition is massive. I offer small programming jobs on the platforms from time to time and when someone posts on his profile that he charges $15 an hour, I actually end up paying between $6-$8 an hour, which is almost half because there are so many offers and everyone ends up dropping the price to get the job.

Son and Werner are different strikers. He's not a one-to-one first team player for Son. Tottenham would therefore have to adapt their strategy, tactics and formation to Werner's style of play, which I can't imagine happening in the middle of the season. I'm really curious to see how this experiment will end. Tomorrow against ManU will probably be his first match.

I've been active in crypto for several years and one piece of advice I can give every noobs is this: Be skeptical when others are greedy.

There is no free lunch. This means that with many new coins/tokens in particular, someone will end up paying the bill because most of them don't bring anything new and they are just projects to make a lot of money quickly for the founders. Do your research and check every investment skeptically.

Cathy Wood is a contro-indicator for me, so I don't think BTC will reach $1.5 million by 2030. Her Ark fund is a disaster. I don't understand why she is so hyped just because the fund did well during the low interest rate phase and the whole tech rally. But it has been underperforming massively for over 2 years now and has missed some trends (e.g. AI).

According to a Reuters article[1] from today, $4.6 billion flowed into the already available Bitcoin ETFs funds on the first day. All the more strange that the price hardly moved upwards yesterday and even fell significantly today. It seems as if the speculators are acting according to the motto: buy the rumors, sell the news.

[1] https://www.reuters.com/technology/spot-bitcoin-etfs-start-trading-big-boost-crypto-industry-2024-01-11/

Werner has already failed in the Premier League with Chelsea. In the end, Chelsea were happy to hand him back to Leipzig. In Leipzig he showed a few good games at the beginning but in the end he was only a supplementary player although Leipzig is playing in the CL and needs every player. And now he is supposed to help Tottenham, who are still suffering from the leave of Kane, to score more goals? I can hardly imagine that.

A player as badly out of form as Werner is unlikely to help Tottenham. The mockery Tottenham are getting for the loan is justified. There are some up-and-coming top strikers in Europe's smaller leagues who have a good goalscoring quota this year. If Tottenham had spent 20-30 million and signed such a player, they would certainly have profited more. Now it remains to be seen and hoped that Werner, against all expectations, performs in a good way.

No! Coinbase stock lost 6% today because of the Spot ETF approval. You may be wondering how that can be.

Quite simply: 11 ETFs have been approved, each of which costs an annual fee of 0.2 to 0.9%. So they are pretty cheap. At Coinbase and other exchanges, the fees are significantly higher. Coinbase will not benefit from this, especially as it is foreseeable that ETFs for other major coins will soon follow. I even believe that yesterday marked the beginning of the descent of the big exchanges.

The problem with this is that it is not sustainable development. The economies of these countries are built on sand (funny play on words I know). Most of their income is based on oil and gas. Tourism and everything else is negligible. However, the time of oil and gas is slowly running out, neither are they available forever, nor will they be less in demand due to the transformation of many industrialized countries because of climate change. That is why these countries are desperately trying to find alternative business models, which has not worked very well in recent years. All the ostentatious buildings are just appearances. The fact that countries are obliging ageing football top stars for a few years may bring short-term publicity, but will not be sustainable either. In principle, this is a huge money-burning machine.

What many people don't consider and what I miss in the discussion when it comes to this topic. A Bitcoin ETF that bets on rising prices will be accompanied by one that bets on falling prices. It will therefore become easier to short Bitcoin on a large scale than it has happened in the past, which could also lead to more volatility overall and, in bear phases, to greater price collapses for Bitcoin. It has its upsides and downsides.

So you mean brassmint.com was created by your roomie and he got the money for it and now you want to know what the company he created the website for does? I thought your roomie got paid for another job by the company behind Brassmint and now you want to know what they do so you can get an idea of what your roomie got paid for.

All alt seasons wind have so far started with a delay of 3-6 months after a Bitcoin season. So a lot depends on how Bitcoin will continue to develop. However, as soon as the alt season starts, the wave lifts all ships, meaning that all altcoins will benefit, some more than others.

A good candidate for me is InternetComputer*. It has already performed well in recent weeks and the potential in an crypto bull market is quite large because there is also a competent team behind it.

*.https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/internet-computer/

I'm not sure if Jadon Sancho would work out at Dortmund again. When he left the club it was a different team, with Haaland, Bellingham, Gureiro, Hakimi and many more. With all the players he played so well with and could perform with and reach the high market value are gone. Dortmund haven't bought new players well in recent years and that's why they have problems. If Sancho was in top form, then maybe he could improve the team. But an out-of-form player in an out-of-form team will not work.

As BitMaxz already pointed out, brassmint.com seems to be the closest information you can find via Google. When you assume this is indead the company you are looking for you can do a whois request of the domain via https://www.whois.com/whois/brassmint.com . It states that the registrar is a German company and registrant's country is Denmark (DK). With this information you can continue your research.

Ich bin mir bei dem Punkt nicht ganz so sicher, aber vielleicht fehlen mir da auch Informationen, da ich das ganze Drama damals eher von weiter weg beobachtet habe. Aber mir fällt es schwer zu glauben, dass Sasha das einfach über den Kopf gewachsen ist und ihm nicht klar war, was das für Konstrukte sind, die das aufgebaut wurden.