Latest posts of: tyz

Quote from: rozak on March 17, 2022, 01:21:30 PM

Quote from: Tellek Garing on March 17, 2022, 12:07:57 PM

Yes, arsenal played their best iñ the match with Liverpool but in the end, they're lost in the real sense we're preparing for the loss because arsenal vs Liverpool is not are not equal Liverpool is a big club, and arsenal playing against them was just a case of an elephant vs a rat but in the nest game arsenal vs Aston villa Arsenal will make up for their lost there but I will love if the score more than 3 goals in the next match.

Arsenal didn't play badly. they played pretty well and kept pace with Liverpool's attack. however, Liverpool does have a very strong motivation at the moment. catch up with the City which is now getting closer.
Liverpool is only 1 point away now, but there are still some tough games to play against City and Man United. Liverpool is required to be able to play consistently. at least they can't lose points.

In three weeks is the league match Manchester City against Liverpool. Until then, Man City has two rather easy opponents in Brighton and Burnley, while Liverpool has to play Man United and Watford in the next games. If both teams master these games, then the direct duel could perhaps be the decisive match for the title.

Quote from: mia_houston on March 16, 2022, 12:12:20 PM

Quote from: tyz on March 16, 2022, 11:56:08 AM

German media speculate about the future of Chelsea coach Thomas Tuchel. Since the club will probably run into money problems by the end of the season due to the restrictions and sanctions (apparently Chelsea is said to be 1.5 billion euros in debt), there is speculation about his leaving. One of the hot candidates is Manchester United, who after the early CL elimination will surely look for another coach next season.

The sanction obtained by Abramovich was truly devastating for Chelsea finances and if this continues, of course, Chelsea has the potential to go bankrupt, about tuchel of course he will choose to leave for another club next season, but so far I have not heard if Manchester is interested in signing Tuchel, but yes, we'll have to wait for next season to see tuchel decision later

Yep, as said it is just speculation. But there are few big clubs looking for a new coach at the moment. The biggest club where it is almost certain that they will want a new coach next season is Manchester United. And Tuchel has established an excellent reputation in the Premier League in the last two years. From that point of view, this speculation makes sense. For ManU, he would be the best solution.

Edit: Just found this article from today
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2022/mar/16/manchester-united-monitoring-thomas-tuchel-new-manager-chelsea

Well my personal opinion is that the market is holding up very well given the current circumstances. There would be so many reasons right now that the crypto market should be crashing (including the Ukraine war, global money printing being cut back, inflation, etc), but it's not. To me, that gives me hope that the market could quickly rise again as soon as the risk factors diminish a bit.

They don't really fight like that. You have to remember that Anonymous is a decentralized group that literally anyone can join. The main focus is more on DooS attacks, e.g. to take sites offline for a short or longer period of time. Real hacking in a group, where you also break into critical systems, requires much more intensive coordination and cooperation.

Quote from: Iranus on March 15, 2022, 10:47:48 AM

You are right. The big bad news for Leverkusen from the defeat is that Wirtz has been injured. And he is one of the most important players in the Leverkusen team. He has also scored 6 goals and 10 assists this season. If his injury degrades Leverkusen's performance in the upcoming matches, we will not see Leverkusen in third place in the table.

The loss of Wirtz is indeed painful for Leverkusen. But you have to remember that Leverkusen has one of the most balanced teams in the league. Hardly any other club has so many players at a similar level. At other teams, the gap between top players and bad players is much larger. That's why it's safe to assume that Leverkusen will be able to compensate for the loss of players.

Quote from: hack3rcon on March 12, 2022, 11:15:37 AM

Can anyone introduce a list of alcoins with some zeros (0.000...) that have a good potential for 2022?

You are under a misconception to think that just because a coin costs 0,000... it can multiply. On the contrary, the risk is immensely higher than when you invest in good coins that are significantly more expensive but still have a multiplication possibility. Let's just take Bitcoin in March 2020, where the price was 3k USD. Since then, the price has increased more than 20-fold at its peak, even if it is currently only about 12 times higher.

Quote from: Takyeon on March 10, 2022, 12:33:09 PM

Among huobi wallet, trust wallet and Atomic wallet which is the best for a newbie that wants to buy some altcoins? I did research and it says electrum is the best mobile wallet but no electrum for altcoins.

Well, you need to choose the wallet based on the altcoins you want to invest in. There is no wallet that can manage all coins. Therefore, you should first be clear about which coins you want to buy and based on that you have to choose the wallet. You will probably need several wallets anyway.

Quote from: Oluwa-btc on March 14, 2022, 08:36:40 AM

A lot Unknown, that's why I ask a lot of questions.
With over 50 million millionaires across the globe and 21 million BTC , what happens when every millionaire out there gets 1 BTC ?
Half of the 50 is 25 and they can all get the 21million BTC.

This giving the rich a better chance to be richer, and not to the middle class nor poor.
Ain't this a threat to the future ? Cos I believe, 80% of Bitcoiner's are big time holders.

In your calculation something very important is not considered. On the one hand, there are currently only 19 million Bitcoin (2 million still need to be mined) and on the other - which is almost more important - an estimated 3-4 mln Bitcoin are "lost", i.e. the private keys have been lost over the years, so that they are virtually not accessible. So you have to reckon with currently available 15-16 million Bitcoins.

Quote from: Mamun74 on March 15, 2022, 07:09:11 AM

I Think Liverpool didn’t hold MSalah such a high salary.Probably Mohammad Salah would not stay In Liverpool without his demand salary.Barcelona looking for Haaland and Neymar i think so but they don't interested to return Messi.Xavi doing very well for Barcelona, Aubameyang is good sign for Barcelona and showed his real performance.

I think it's not just about money for players like Salah. Whether he earns a few hundred thousand more elsewhere is not compensated for when you have a team in which you fit perfectly and a coach who appreciates what you can do. If Salah were to move, he'd be starting almost from scratch somewhere else, where there's no guarantee that he'd be as comfortable as he is at Liverpool, or even that he'd fit into the system.

Quote from: ultiex on March 13, 2022, 10:32:53 AM

I have a decentralized social network problem. If the legal framework forces you to follow certain political issues. The project you need to be transparent about the team. So which country's legislation is best for this, or do all decentralized projects need to be anonymous?

Do you want to register a company for the project? Because only then it is crucial in which country you are located and which legal basis then applies to the project. You can of course run it as a founder without a company and create an international decentralized team, then you don't have the problems with the legal part, as long as you don't want to set up a company and foundation.

Quote from: Tony116 on March 13, 2022, 01:37:13 PM

Chelsea can obviously win the champions league this time in my opinion because they are playing quite well. Even though they are not doing something absolutely out of the world, I think they are still showing some good football all around. And I think that the politics going on around Chelsea is just unbelievable to me. A club should not face such problems politically in my opinion.

Yes, I agree with that. But the key question will ultimately be how the current situation surrounding the owner and the cuts the team has to make will affect the club and its future performance. For me, Chelsea is not a favorite to win the CL under the current circumstances.

Quote from: Cling18 on March 11, 2022, 04:59:26 PM

My sympathy goes to innocent people who are suffering especially to those who can't contact their families in Russia but I believe that they could still find an alternative way.

Email?

Most Russians don't use Facebook or Twitter anyway, but the Russian alternatives like Vk.com or Mail.ru. They are certainly not cut off from the outside world. The complete economic impact for Facebook and Twitter etc. is rather marginal, as Russia is rather a small market with few inhabitants with purchasing power (apart from the few oligarchs and families).

Quote from: BitcoinAccepted on March 12, 2022, 05:36:17 PM

Bayern Munich lose points in the competition again. They were in good shape in the Champions League, but in the competition it is a lot less. They are so much ahead of the rest that they can easily afford this loss of points, the rest is just a lot less wasted even more points. Dortmund in good shape could still have won the championship with Haaland, but as he is gone next season they will no longer play a significant role. Actually, for the rest, second place is the highest achievable with a team like Bayern Munich in your league. If Dortmund manages to win both games, then it could be still exciting.

Seems you have not read my post properly. I think Bayern's loss of points hurts them at least a bit, because they still leave Dortmund a good chance to catch up with Bayern if the constellation occurs as I described. Dortmund also has the advantage that they can concentrate completely on the Bundesliga, while Bayern also has to play in the CL.

Quote from: Ngewex Yuk on March 12, 2022, 07:55:34 AM

Slowly the impact of war will be felt and what usually happens is inflation, when there is a war of course a lot of production of goods stops, supply is not maximized so that inflation can have a serious impact in the long term, but the presence of cryptocurrencies can certainly be a helper for Russia so that it does not get hit by inflation. can wreak havoc on the national economy.

That's right but also the money printing is usually increased in war times which speed up the inflation as well. In the West, the only problem is that a lot of money was printed before that, which makes things even more difficult. Therefore, it is to be expected for the time being that the central banks, as announced, will reduce the purchase programs in order to have more room for maneuver in the event of a prolonged war.

That Bayern only drew against Hoffenheim was a bit surprising. But if you have seen the game, then Bayern should have won. Bayern had three goals disallowed for offside. There was already a lot of bad luck.

Overall, though, this draw can make the league a bit more exciting again. The gap to Dortmund is currently 10 points, but Dortmund has played two fewer games than Bayern. The two games are against weaker opponents, Bielefeld and Mainz. Should Dortmund win both, it would be only 4 points to Bayern, with 8 games left, including a direct duel between the two teams.

Quote from: aliitp2 on March 01, 2022, 07:05:10 PM

i started accepting crypto payments for my online business, a client paid me 110 USDT, i was unable to convert to BTC sadly using my wallet, and sendindg to kraken will take like 20$ fees (maybe more), what on earth am i supposed to do with those USDT to convert to fiat (as am paying my bills) without losing much of its value ?!?...

thanks,

The easiest thing would be to find someone (here in the forum there is a section for this) who will buy your 110 USDT from you for USD (e.g. in cash or via payment by paypal, block etc) with a small discount . On the other hand you could also use the sum to speculate and make more out of it. This is not recommended if you are dependent on the money, but as an emergency solution quite an option.

Quote from: CryptoPanda on March 11, 2022, 01:32:39 AM

The news is expected. The UK is clamping down on Roman Abramovich....He can't even sell the club now without dealing directly with the UK. The club is going to suffer for this, I'm talking about the staff, players coming through the youth system...Chelsea can't sell thier players, tickets, merchandise, jerseys. Chelsea is losing sponsorship from different brands. Dark skies for the blues

As someone who has been against billionaires owning football clubs for a long time, I can't hide the fact that I'm also kind of happy about it, even if I feel sorry for the honest Chelsea fans too. Ultimately, though, I don't think the English government will go so far as to let the club go over the cliff. There are already serious interested parties from Switzerland and the USA who want to buy Chelsea. Currently, they are just not yet clear about the price. But since the government has forbidden Abramovich to make a profit from the sale, it will probably be a "bargain" for the new owner.

Quote from: onetwostep on March 11, 2022, 08:13:38 AM

I agree that Dortmund's game this week will be easy. Arminia Bielefeld is a really bad team and they've barely been able to score points in the last weeks. Dortmund will score many goals without any difficulty and they will win this match.
It's an easy game to bet on, the odds aren't high either Cheesy

I would agree with you in principle with this statement, but Dortmund has shown they are open for surprises this season. Some days they play great against top teams and the other day they lose against possible relegation teams. These inconsistent performances have led to Dortmund losing touch with Bayern in the table, otherwise the Bundesliga could be much more exciting. For this reason, I also see Dortmund as the favorite, but Bielefeld could also manage a surprise on a good day.

Quote from: wildan88 on March 08, 2022, 06:55:50 PM

All measures taken have a major impact, but Putin does not want to budge. Apparently it doesn't matter much to him that everyone with Russian nationality is now being duped. Because it is now a sanction against Russian people, not against Russia. It should already be clear that Putin doesn't care much about what measures are taken, he will continue to the end. On the other hand, a diplomatic solution seemed impossible, it is a difficult story. You should actually sit somewhere in the middle, banning everything and everyone seems to me more fighting evil with evil and not the solution.

All the sanctions are aimed mainly at Putin's environment. I also believe that Putin is no longer accessible to the suffering of the population and the country in general, but the oligarchs on whom Putin is also dependent. He can overthrow one or two oligarchs and put them in a penal camp in Siberia with mock trials, but he can't do that to all of them. And it is precisely these oligarchs who are very much involved in sports. If you hit them hard, sooner or later you hit Putin, and I think that's the main plan behind these (sports) sanctions.