The one that believed in bitcoin the earliest and the ones that were involved in securing the blockchain from the start are now rewarded for their effort.
I think most of them would have never imagined the coin the are holding is going to reach 19K USD an unit someday.
I knew bitcoin from late 2012 but could not hold a single coin when the bitcoin went on a bull. There are many other unfortunate like me.
But I don't lament for what's gone. If Bitcoin can reach 19K in 2017, I still believe it would reach higher than that in future.
So, I'm still collecting and holding bitcoin (along with other cryptos) as I believe I'd be rewarded if I remain patient and believe in it.

Swiatek is really on fire. She comfortably defeated number 2, Simona Halep, Kenin on the other hand had just 1 straight set win out of last 4 matches.

The match between Djokovic and Tsitsipas is about to start and there are no any official news about calling off by Djokovic. This could be a competitive match if Djokovic comes all fine in the court but Djokovic seems to be struggling with his fitness and it would be difficult for him.

There is nothing as betrayal on changing teams in club football. Club football is a commercial platform where transfers are regulated.
Ronaldo is a Portuguese, he was just an employee of Real Madrid. He went to another club legally for his own benefit.
Messi too don't necessary be involved with Barcelona forever, tough he joined the team in his early age, it was not Barcelona that picked him up and made his life. He was already a promising player before he decided to give a trail for Barcelona.
Messi is a much humble player and he didn't wanted any negative image for himself and the club he served. He wanted to leave the club but decided not to fight Barcelona in court.

There are several accusations of financial mis-management at Barcelona. They have signed many players but are still relying on the older team. And most of them complaining about not getting paid. And all the Catalonian drama. There is clearly visible fracture on the team regarding locals and rest of Spain. And it was the same in it's history and is not going anywhere soon.
With Messi in team, they are still a balanced team but they need to plan it right to defeat their competitor Real Madrid.

And there are reports that the CCP is working on a nation wide retinal identity system where all the money resides in blockchain and when you buy a product or service, you can just show them an eye and the transaction would be done. No need to carry purse, cards or mobile. No hassle of passwords and OTPs. Go anywhere and the your money would be with you until you die. Your retinal identity would be linked to the your value. All of your medical and criminal data too would be on blockchain and the prices to goods and service would depend on how good your social credit score are. Not a use of blockchain we wanted but the one we are really getting.

We need a global network to validate the occurrence of transaction between nodes of bitcoin. There is no other networks as comparable to internet. If we in future has a much more decentralized and free form of data transmission, like a free global radio frequency, bitcoin can with collective decision move to it. Unless that happens, internet is a solid tool for verifying the transactions.
Things like SMS transaction are being done but that completely relies on third party holding your coins, which itself is not a great idea.
The only way of moving coins offline is exchanging private keys without keeping a copy, which is practically impossible.

I think it's mostly likely for not paying the US government rather than endorsing any scams. Spain's judiciary has been extra favorable for financially accused billionaires for quite a time. But the real deal would be how largely the US goes after the extradition and how useful the spanish court would they find the money stack of McAfee. Though McAfee is a controversial person, he's one of the well know person in tech world who is all into crypto.

Nadal in invincible and I don't think anyone would stand in is way. No one even came close to duex him let alone win a set against. The french open has for some years revolving around Nadal, Thiem and Djokovic. As Thiem too had an impressive performance, loosing a set only against Gatson, he could be a larger challenge to Nadal than Djokovic. But Nadal have an much impressive run and looks undefetable on clay. No chance for Djokovic as well, Theim could have easily beaten Djokovic if they had met on semis.

An age limit for gambling is set by the individual countries, most of them at 18 while some forms of gambling on some countries are available at lower age.
As we see Crypto based gambling site has not implemented any hardline mesure restricting low age visitors except asking you to confirm you are above 18.
The reason for the age limit is simple as kids can't think for themselves and they don't earn money themselves. Getting addicted to gambling at early age could ruin their time of learning and experimenting with other things. That's an opinion. But again 18 is not a magic number. There's no study that suggest people below 18 have a completely different mindset than ones above. They are basically warning that you should not use others money, loan money to gamble. You should not gamble away money that were intended to be for other task. If you are sure about you mental and financial decisions, you should be able to gamble. Most of the crypto based gambling and blockchain based gambling won't ask for KYC unless for money laundering accusations.

Internet based system with little or no human interaction are on rise with the need on social distancing and crypto and blockchain are surely going to act as both tool and ends.
Australia surely is one of the most crypto friendly nation from start. People can freely buy and sell crypto and they have bitcoin atms in Melbourne and sydney. Universities like Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and University of Technology sydney are offering courses on blockchain.

CSK has a consistent performance in almost all of the IPL tournaments they've played and current team is not that different from last year's, so I believe they'd keep improving themselves to reach the elimination games. RCB has always been unpredictable and their performance has been not so impressive. Though they have 3 out of 4 wins, not considering the running game, they lost to King's XI which is one of the poorest team for this tournament and some earlier. And the one's they won was also with close margins.

For tournaments and world cups I'm following, I have a gambling budget and place a small sized bets on almost every game, sometimes doing martingale if I seem to be loosing. I generally do it on a single betting site. For some individual good odds I find, I immediately deposit a good sum and bet on the odds I believe would come true. So, it depends on my intention as well as my mood. I try to keep almost all of my bets as analytic as possible but occasionally emotions take over the analysis specially when your own team is on play.

I remember Vechain, formally VEN as the coin that brought me the most return on investment. It was started as a China based Supply chain management system and had an impressive growth in it's initial time. It crashed rapidly when China blanket banned crypto. But at the moment, VET has successfully established it as a global company and stroke a few deals with Chinese cities and companies to test it's blockchain based supply chain management system. They have also evolved as an overall utility platform with their own governance system. As the prices are low now, it's a good option to have in your portfolio.

Things seems to be a little unpredictable at the moment but things would start settling as the the league advances. Manchester City surely is superior to Leicester and that huge loss was a surprise. A bad day for the Man City players. Liverpool still is the most balanced team and they'll surely lead the table with a good margin. Leeds and Everton would be exciting to watch. Most of the games are predictable today except ManU and Spurs game, which would be worthwhile to watch.

The price of token is determined by market and not by individuals. We have seem rise only markets from some exchanges which failed miserably as there are no buyers and only sellers. The token issuer in no way can guarantee a price.
If you are promising a x1000 of the tokens reward on staking, we've also seen how miserably the high staking coins failed.
The only way to get a good price to a token at this time is to use come up with a good strategy to use the raised fund to generate a profit which would be reflected as value to the token.

Swiatek had an impressive win over Halep. Swiatek will not be disappointing in this tournament as she has no earlier height to hit. She's just a young girl at 19 and it's her first entrance to limelight in grand slam career. Even if she fails to win the cup, she has still a lot to learn and improve. If she maintained herself, I bet we are seeing another tennis star on rise.

I'm just sad that Messi is playing La Liga and with Barcelona. He's one of the humble and professional player and I'm sure he'll deliver all he can for the team. But if it were someone else who have made up their mind to leave and were forced to play with financial threats from the team they spent their career on, they would have had a meltdown. As of his performance, I still consider Messi one of the best footballer and the reason for Barcelona's loss on league and on trophy is largely the team than Messi individually. This year, Barcelona had had a good start, let's see how it all folds.

It's why Monero is always a good coin for your portfolio. Not just a popular privacy focused coin, Monero is one of the most decentralized coin and it's mining unlike bitcoin, would remain popular for a long future. It has always stood to counter dedicated mining machines and is still popular with individual miners. 
Even if the governments around the world jointly enforced a ban on cryptocurrency, Monero would be the one least affected. I don't mean to cause panic but as an investor, we should be ready for worst case scenario. 

It has happen to me once. I don't remember the exact date but bitcoin was $230 for a unit. I was sending coins to my clients through a service that I was using and I was doing some transactions that day. I prefer doing Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V but was so careless that didn't realize the 2nd address was not copied and I ended up sending it to another client. The amount was just $10 but that would be 0.043 bitcoins at that time.
After the incident, I started checking my address twice and verifying both the starting and ending characters of address. And can tell that I have always sent coins to the address I wanted thereafter. I was hacked and scammed other ways but never by a address changing malware.

Everyone loves playing with or along other real players. Some roulette specially the live ones do offer multiple users to bet on same table for the same spin.
Poker is the best form of community gambling, there you actually interact with other players. Personally, I also prefer crash games as it has some degree of community vibes.
I gamble the most on sports betting, Tennis is the best game for making money as there are almost all data and comparison available online. 50 overs cricket matches are another one I prefer. Football is not the ideal format to gamble but everyone loves it and you gamble not just for profit.