Is the book actually only about Bitcoin or are there other possibilities or ways to financial freedom shown as well?
If not, then the question arises as to whether such a path is even feasible for people who are just starting out with crypto. In the past 10 years, it was relatively easy to make a fortune through holding. Whether that is still possible for the next 10 years is doubtful.

The biggest surprise of the matchday so far has been Leipzig's defeat to Bielefeld. I watched the game on TV today and with such a performance Leipzig certainly didn't deserve to qualify for the European competitions.

Hertha Berlin is about to start against Dortmund in a couple of minutes. Dortmund will start with Haaland and Malen up front. That has never happened before. So far, Malen has been more of a substitute for Haaland. Berlin has many absentees due to injuries and corona, so this should be an easy game for Dortmund.

Hab mich in letzter Zeit ein bisschen mehr mit Avalanche beschäftigt. Aber verstehe nicht ganz wie sich das mit der maximalen Menge verhält.

Laut mehreren offiziellen Infos, ist die maximale Anzahl auf 720 Millionen Token gedeckelt. Laut Coinmarketcap sind aktuell 243 Mio. Token im Umlauf, die gesamte Menge wird dort mit rund 395 Mio. angegeben und die maximale Menge wird nicht angegeben. Gleichzeitig werden ja Avalance bereits verbrannt und das Projekt ist ja auch PoS, sodass die maximale Menge ja eigentlich schon existieren müsste, oder nicht?

Wäre nett, wenn das jemand der sich damit auskennt, ein bisschen aufschlüsseln könnte bzw. auf eine Quelle verweisen könnte wo das erklärt wird. Auch wäre interessant, ob es Pläne gibt, wie die noch ausstehenden Token in Umlauf gebracht werden sollen.

Chelsea's Werner is now also out because of Corona.  Further infections in the team cannot be ruled out. It will be really interesting to see how this develops in general. Corona could be a factor that shakes up the championship once again.Liverpool and ManCity have come through the fourth wave quite well so far. Manchester United and Tottemham have been hit the hardest.

This is a creative and interesting way. But on the one hand, the chance that an Uber driver will go for it is relatively low, since he would have to have a bitcoin wallet ready, among other things. Also, I would like to make sure that when I book an Uber, I can pay with bitcoin, because the possibility also exists that he does not accept bitcoins, I cancel the booking and then I then get a negative rating. If this happens more often, it could be a problem in general to find an Uber driver at all in the future.

But you have to remember that the big wins are over. Let's take BoredApes as an example. A few months ago - before the hype started so right - you could buy this NFTs comparatively cheap. Today, they are worth an incredible amount. Yesterday, the headline went through the world that someone accidentally sold his BoredApe NFT worth $3 million for $3000 because he made a typo.
If you invest in new NFTs today, you already pay a lot of money and it is not guaranteed that you will find anyone in the future who wants to spend even more money on it. It is basically the same pattern as with CryptoKitties two three years ago. If you will, those were the first NFTs without being called that. Those who bought first made huge profits. The ones that bought later didn't make any profits at all or even made losses.

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Your sentences are pure wishful thinking. For two reasons, I don't think this will happen in the next years/decades. 1) Decentralized payment systems like Bitcoin are technically far from being able to replace current financial payment systems. 2) There are powers that will never allow the replacement of the current system.

I don't know if it might be possible in other countries, but here in Central Europe (Belgium, The Netherlands and Germany) you can only pay with Uber via credit cards, Paypal and a few more electronic payment methods. Even payment in cash is not possible. Therefore, the Uber driver himself will certainly not be able to accept Bitcoins, even if he wanted to. The situation is perhaps different for a normal cab company. But you have to be very lucky to find a driver who can handle and accept Bitcoin at all.

That may be, but it does not apply to Amazon, for example. I bought an Amazon gift card at Bitrefill some time ago. Since I've had bad experiences with another provider before, I wrote to Bitrefill beforehand and asked if they buy the gift cards directly from Amazon. Customer service answered in the affirmative and wrote that they do it directly through Amazon's API.

Dortmund has a squad that can definitely keep up with Bayern over an entire season. I would be sure that if Klopp were Dortmund's coach, he would be on par with Bayern with those talented and experienced players. Dortmund could also be ahead of Bayern in the table if they hadn't unfortunately lost the top game two weeks ago.

Yes, I already checked out Bitrefill. They offer Uber giftcards for Europe. But, on the one hand, they are currently not in stock, on the other hand, the reviews are not really good. Someone had problems with redeeming the giftcard and it seems that Bitrefill does not buy the giftcards directly from Uber but through some middleman in Italy or Spain. Because you have to contact them if you have problems with the giftcards.

I've been using Uber quite a bit lately. But instead of continuing to use my credit card as payment, I'd like to find a way to pay with Bitcoin or crypto currencies in gerneral.

So the question: does anyone know of a service/giftcard provider or another way to securely pay with crypto at Uber?

I am referring to rides in Central Europe (France, Belgium, The Netherlands and Germany).

The second draw resulted in much better pairings than the first. In particular, there are now three top matches. PSG against Real will certainly be a cracker. But Atletico vs ManUnited and Inter Milan vs Liverpool are sure to be pretty interesting games as well.
My top favorite for the title, Bayern Munich, has probably been drawn the easiest opponent with Red Bull Salzburg.

A top match has been drawn, which could have been Europa League final. Barca against Napoli will certainly be a top-class match. For me, both teams are favorites for the title.
I think that either Dortmund, Napoli or FC Porto have the best chances to win the title. Then follows Barca and Sevilla. Especially Sevilla should never be underestimated in this Cup.

Well, it's not that simple. Apparently, it was not a system of the Indian government that was hacked, but the account at an external service (in this case Twitter). This means that if Twitter does not provide the government or the IT specialists with any log data or the like, it is difficult to track down those behind the hack.

Does anyone actually know if the Bitcoin purchased by El Salvador are insured somehow? Someone in the government must ultimately have control over the private keys. Probably several via multi-sig. But what happens if the government is voted out, or all the people who know the keys are killed (attack or assassination), or if corrupt people know these keys? Or if there is a coup d'état? All not so unrealistic in a country in Central or South America.

I can't tell you how many times I've read threads like this in the last 9-10 years. Exactly these three points are nothing new. Maybe for you, but many have already had this experience. I would like to briefly discuss the three points.

1) Never listen to any rumors! Also, one of the most important points in crypto investing is to have a cashout strategy. Many have an investing strategy, but very few have a strategy to cash out. Had you had such a strategy, you most likely would have come out with a good profit.

2) Forget Youtube Influencers! The vast majority have no plan. They are only interested in making a lot of money themselves. They always do on smart, but have no idea. In addition, they get extremely much money to promote any projects that are only shitcoins in the end. Best example was Bitconnect, which ruined many peoples life.

3) Exactly as explained in point 1. I wouldn't trust my heart, but rather set a cashout strategy that you stick to.

In terms of salary, I think Chelsea have more leeway than Real to keep Rüdiger. But at the end of the day, it might not be a question of money either. For many players it is a dream to play for a team like Real Madrid once in their career. But I think Rüdiger also knows exactly what he has in Chelsea. There he earned himself a standing, which he first has to build up again at Real. It would be bad to throw that away lightly.

That's not quite true. There are many top projects which were directly listed on top exchanges, on the one hand because they were massively valued and hyped right after an ICO or, on the other hand, when they were issued in cooperation with one of the top exchanges. I remember Ethereum for example, which was pretty early listed on the top exchanges.

What a shame, really!  Some betting providers had already put the matches out for bets Well, now it's time for the second round at 3 p.m. Somehow I think it's good, as the first draw only produced matches where a rather good team plays against a top team, with the exception of PSG against Manchester United. All other matches would have been easy to bet.