I think that's what Pogba wants. If he were on a free transfer, he could demand a much higher hand money in contract negotiations with his new club. It was similar with David Alaba, for example. He had rejected contract offers from Bayern again and again for a long time and gained time until Bayern could no longer sell him with a transfer fee. In the end, he moved to Real Madrid last season without a transfer fee and got a big hand money from his new employer.

At this point, I wouldn't speak of a bear trap anymore. Bitcoin has lost over 30% from its all-time high. So this is a big correction, however I expect we'll be going into a bull market again soon.

Just have to look at the comments of the last few days. Goldman Sachs yesterday - although Bitcoin has fallen significantly - made the statement that Bitcoin is the new gold. Two years ago, Goldman Sachs would have spoken of such a slump in prices as a scam and that Bitcoin would have no intrinsic value. Today it's the new gold. So the narrative has changed completely.

Other betting sites have similar odds for Gladbach. I don't think they've really priced that in yet, which makes it a good betting opportunity.
Here is a list of Bayern's new nominees for today's game against Gladbach (age in parentheses).

Arijon Ibrahimovic (16)
Paul Wanner (16)
Bright Arrey-Mbi (18)
Taylor Booth (20)
Jamie Lawrence (19)
Lucas Copado (17)

The first two players just turned 16  

FED = Federal Reserve, its the American central bank.
Yesterday, the FED announced that it will probably exit its loose monetary policy even faster because of the high inflation and therefore less money will be available. That is why not only crypto collapsed yesterday/today but also some stocks, especially the highly valued stocks from the tech sector. In my opinion, an overreaction, but it was about time that a little air was let out of the bubbles.

Bayern wants to postpone tomorrow's game against Gladbach because there are so many corona cases in the team. But it doesn't look like the German Football League will go for it. That's why Bayern is flying in several U17 players today, so that a squad for tomorrow's game can be set up at all. On the other hand, Gladbach has only one confirmed Corona case of a regular player and can therefore virtually has the full manpower. I bet a small amount on a victory of Gladbach  The odds are still much too high for the current situation in my opinion.

Nutze das Algo-Trading bei Waves nicht, aber hab Erfahrung damit auf anderen Plattformen. Ich sehe es ebenfalls kritisch, dass da überhaupt eine Rendite angegeben wird. Algo-Trading ist höchst volatil was die Gewinne und Verluste angeht, man kann höchstens einen groben Gradmesser der durchschnittlichen Renditen aus der Vergangenheit angeben.

This thread is now 3.5 years old and it was written when Bitcoin was in the bear market and interestingly enough it is always re-published when Bitcoin is in the bear market again While Bitcoin is rising it is very quiet here with new posts.

Yes, that's definitely insane, but it's also not new. I remember back to 2016 and 2017, when it was even worse. There were 20-30 new ICO projects every day. One lost the overview. And a similar number of projects were listed on Coinmarketcap every day at that time. Then, during the years of the bear market (2018-2020), there were significantly fewer new projects founded. With the bull market and the NFT boom, this then changed again.

Also interesting is an article from Techcrunch from 2017 about which projects are promising. You only have to look at how many of them are still in the top 10 at CMC and you get a good impression of how fast-moving crypto is.

https://techcrunch.com/2017/11/19/100-cryptocurrencies-described-in-4-words-or-less

Interesting summary of some important facts and achievements! And all this without a central unit, only through a constantly growing and decentralized community! That is the really impressive thing about Bitcoin.


And yet it still has the best days ahead of it. Just like a 13 year old

I also think that Juve does not want to lose him. Especially after it was just reported that Aaron Ramsey is in agreement with Newcastle and wants to leave Juve. Accordingly, Morata would be another bitter loss that they will probably not accept.

Also, two new contract extensions were reported. Thiago Silva extends at Chelsea by another year until July 2023 and Angel Correa extends at Atletico Madrid until 2026.

HEX is a bad example in my opinion although I don't begrudge you the price gains. I only hope for you that you also realize and secure these profits. Because HEX is in my opinion highly dangerous. The high price only comes about because a large part of the coins are lured and they promised horrendous interest rates. In addition, the very largest part of the coins lie with the founder himself. The fully diluted market cap is at $150 billion what makes it third after Bitcoin and Ethereum.

There are many blockchain projects that can basically read a problem and where at least the goal is to fix a real problem with it. The question is whether there is enough adoption for such a project. If no companies and businesses are interested in it, then the idea can be as good as it is, but the project will come to nothing. This is a much more important point than just looking at the real utility factor.

One should not lose sight of the Covid factor. Bayern currently has seven regular players who are recognized by Corona. There is a suspicion that at least one more player is sick. Most of them will have to rest for at least two to three weeks. In Gladbach, there is currently only one confirmed case. This could turn the game completely upside down if it is not postponed.

In the wording Musk did not say that he knows who Satosthi is, but only what he believes or considers most likely. And there was the name Nick Szabo. Of course, you could dismiss this as pure speculation, but maybe Elon Musk knows more than we do. However, as I already said, I personally don't believe that Szabo is Satoshi. But I guess everyone has their own opinion on that.

In retrospect, investing $200 in Shiba Inu would have been best. I recently read an article on Business Insider where an investor invested $8000 in Shiba. He then sold when they were worth $5 billion. If you would have bought Shiba Inu for $200 you would have $55 million in your account today.

I'm watching Getafe vs Real live on TV and I must say that the game is much more exciting than expected. Despite many great chances of Real, Getafe leads 1-0. I didn't bet on the game because it looked too clear for Real, but Getafe is always lurking on the counterattack and they could take at least a point here. Just thinking about betting on a draw in the live betting.

Was mich ein bisschen fragend zurück lässt ist, warum kommt im Blogpost[1] zum Jahresrückblick 2021 und Vorschau auf dieses Jahr nicht einmal das Wort "Coordicide" vor 
Manchmal habe ich schon den Eindruck die IF verliert durch zu viele Side-Projects den Fokus auf das Wesentliche aus den Augen.

[1] https://blog.iota.org/a-year-of-transformation/

Well, if you believe one Bitcoin can reach a price of $1 million, then you still can make more than 20 times profit from today It is always a question of perspective. The question has always been there. No matter if the price was at $25, at $150 or at $7000. So far it has always multiplied from those levels. Quite possible that in two years at the turn of the year someone will ask: Bitcoin reached 500k, is it still possible to make profits from this level?

I think the situation is already clear. Dortmund must sell Haaland. Not for financial reasons, Dortmund's balance sheet was relatively good compared to many other clubs in the last two pandemic years. But because Haaland has the exit clause and he will most likely pull it before the end of the contract period. Dortmund has already found a successor in Adeyemi from Salzburg. The club and the player are in agreement, only the amount of the transfer fee is still being haggled over.

Ja, nach aktueller Gemengelage ist das so in Deutschland bzw. wird es so von den meisten Finanzämtern interpretiert und so ist es auch in dem Entwurf des BMF aufgeführt.
Deshalb macht der Verkauf von steuerfreien Coins und den Rückkauf fürs Staking grundsätzlich schon Sinn wenn man dieser Auffassung folgt.

Ich kann zu den ganzen Themen den Youtuber Bitcoin2Go empfehlen, der einmal monatlich ein neues Video mit dem Anwalt für Steuerrecht Phillip Hornung von der Kanzlei Winheller in Frankfurt macht, die sich auf das Thema Kryptowährungen spezialisiert haben und entsprechend viele Mandaten auch vor Gericht vertreten. Interessant ist auch, wenn er immer berichtet wie unterschiedlich aktuell noch die Gerichtsentscheide ausfallen. Kommt schon mal vor, dass zum gleichen Thema das Gericht in Berlin was anderes sagt als das in Nürnberg.

Hier speziell ein Video zum Thema Staking vor wenigen Monaten:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKgr4uNSAjI (ab ca. Minute 2:00 wird genau deine Frage behandelt)