I've found that these really high APYs can be misleading. On Kucoin you can get really high yields but these investment terms only last for 1 week.  You can get 26.72% APR on Bitcoin but the period is only 7 days so effectively you will only get a 0.5% return on your investment. You might be able to get a guaranteed 15% return but only on altcoins with high emission rates that always get dumped. Having 15% more of a coin that loses 90% of its value is a terrible investment.

Chris Howard has only fought once since 2016. Broner isn't going to challenge for a world title any time soon with those kind of opponents. The fact he's ranked in the top 15 with any sanctioning body has more to do with his name recognition than his quality as a fighter. "About Billions" is clearly desperate for money, that's why he had to resort to signing with Don King. We'll see if he actually goes through with this fight or if he ends up using the mental health issues excuse again and pulls out at the last minute.

For a simple website like preev.com, Cloudflare's free plan should be an adequate enough DNS provider. If you don't need a full pro account there are some premium add-ons that are extremely cheap and you can pay as you go. Alternatively, if the admin just doesn't want to put much effort into maintaining the website they could probably sell the domain for a good amount. Anybody wanting to build a website around Bitcoin will get good traffic because it has a very recognizable name.

The one thing all these conflicts is that the United States has been stoking the flames in each of them. The US will try to use its hegemony in an attempt to influence the outcomes. Countries that don't want to be at their mercy should consider using Bitcoin as an alternative. There is no reason why countries who aren't directly involved to put their own interests aside and stop transacting with sanctioned countries. Ordinary citizens of Palestine and many other places are unable to get aid that can alleviate their suffering and permissionless money is one of the very few options for supporting humanitarian organizations based in those areas.

Tim Tszyu is the defending champion and will be fighting in his own backyard. Both fighters have a similar level of competition but Tszyu is undefeated. They each have a similar knockout percentage. It looks like an evenly matched fight but Tszyu is the more talented fighter and I expect him to get the win. With Charlo still holding the other three belts, it would be logical to see him face the winner.

Almost every online ponzi claims they are involved in forex trading and also claims to based in the UK. The first site you linked checks the box for both those things. The second site lists an address from Texas but they display a photoshopped UK certificate. They also both use generic stock images for their team members and testimonial photos. It couldn't be more obvious these are both scams.

That's the twitter account for Coingraph, not Cointelegraph. I'm not sure how trustworthy that site is but having a name so confusingly similar as a well known crypto news website seems kind of sketchy.

It's only natural for executives to be optimistic. That's been the general sentiment for a while. There isn't any rational reason to keep denying applications. Whales will always look to take advantage whenever there is a hyped up event happening. Whenever there is disappointing news of course they will dump but they are not necessarily the ones who created the hype for their own selfish reasons.

I'm glad you were able to recover your funds. This gesture of goodwill shows why they are a very reputable casino. $2.4k is a substantial amount of money for the average person so it's very considerate of them to fix your error despite not having an obligation to do so. Hhampuz also deserves credit for coming to your aid. This was a very valuable lesson to learn about always being careful when sending funds and always keep in mind that transactions are irreversible when confirmed on the blockchain.

With how extensive surveillance already is over people's financial activity, CBDCs really are not even needed. CBDCs are controversial so it is unlikely that we will see them anytime soon. However, in order to maintain control governments will resort to enacting stricter regulations around financial services. Just look at how rare non-KYC crypto exchanges are becoming. Bitcoin was meant to provide better privacy and control when compared to fiat but transacting with it through centralized intermediaries often requires providing an extensive amount of personal information. This information can be used to keep track of you in order to restrict how you are allowed to use your own money.

I've only ever heard of Craig Wright and Paul Le Roux.

With Craig Wright it is obvious he is hoping to make some money. He has filed for dozens of patents with the US Patent and Trademark Office. If you look up the patents they are all pretty vague and based on other people's inventions. I don't know what his endgame is but perhaps by he hopes that by getting some patents approved he can later sue developers for stealing his ideas and gain control over Bitcoin.

I'm not sure Paul Le Roux ever openly claimed to be Satoshi. It just seems to be a wild conspiracy theory. A criminal mastermind being the creator of Bitcoin gets a lot of clicks. There's just enough circumstantial evidence to make it kind of believable. Some of the people that vouched for him being Satoshi, like Martin Shkreli, don't seem like the most reliable sources.

Luck has a lot to do with why many early bitcoiners became millionaires. There are many great ideas which don't receive enough support to make its early adopters wealthy. Many bitcoin millionaires went on to support stupid things. Roger Ver was involved with Craig Wright. SBF scammed countless people and had a really negative impact on all of crypto. Just because you got rich through Bitcoin doesn't mean that you have some special knowledge that makes you better than later adopters who aren't rich. In many cases it was just a risky gamble that paid off.

Wood had another impressive come from behind knockout victory. For Warrington it must be frustrating to keep coming up short.

BoxRec's top 10 ratings shows that featherweight is a stacked division. Matching any of these fighters together would make for a compelling fight. There is also Naoya Inoue just one division below. If he becomes undisputed he could move up and find a worthy opponent.

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In other boxing action Zurdo Ramirez won a wide decision in his cruiserweight debut against former champion Joe Smith Jr. Cruiserweight is among the worst divisions in boxing so Zurdo shouldn't have much trouble becoming world champion.

Most browsers already have built in phishing protection.  uBlock Origin also offers additional protection against this. The default lists are already good enough for most people but if someone really wants to use Metamask's domain filter it can be imported into uBO by going into the dashboard and pasting the URL to the hosts.txt file from their GitHub. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect/main/src/hosts.txt

Prediction 1: $30,438.09
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The Saudis don't have much experience in promoting major boxing events. They are more familiar with entertainment. This fight is being marketed more for a casual audience than die hard boxing fans. That's why they made it part of the Riyadh Season festival. The card might not be the most appealing but people will still watch it for the same reasons they watch Jake Paul fights.

A mentor is not really necessary. Information is easily available through many sources. You can learn a lot from reading newsletters, visiting forums or watching YouTube videos. There are many diverse ideas within the Bitcoin community. Someone who is trusted by many people is Andreas Antonopoulos. He is a great educator but you don't want to rely on a single person's advice. There are many complex and sometimes even controversial issues which you will need to form your opinions independently.

I was wondering if all these reports of Twitter losing users and being a total failure thanks to Musk might be exaggerated but I looked at the numbers on SimilarWeb, which is a pretty reliable source of website traffic, and it does indeed show a sharp drop. Some of it might be bot traffic but if Musk was doing such a great job you would see an increase in genuine users and the drop off wouldn't be so dramatic.

 


The For You feed is awful and the Following feed only sorts tweets in chronological order so if you follow lots of people you will miss out on important tweets if you don't scroll down far enough. The reason why there are so many irrelevant posts showing up in people's feeds is because they are trying to disguise ads as organic posts. Even while using an ad blocker and using the web version I started seeing posts for electric vehicles even though I have no interest in them whatsoever. Unlabeled ads go against FTC regulation so we will see if they decide to take action.

I've had a pending 1 sat/vByte transaction for several months. After the Ordinals and BRC-20 spam started clearing I was hoping it would receive confirmation over the weekend. The most recent difficulty adjustment was a few days ago but less transactions volume has led to declining hashrate and as a result the average block time has gone up slightly so it might still take a while to fully clear the mempool.

20% APR is very good for Bitcoin trading. Over the past year Bitcoin is up 35% so these returns are certainly realistic. Bitcoin isn't as volatile as it was in its early years. It is possible to have many months of sideways price action and it can take a long time to recover from bear markets. If you were buying Bitcoin leading up to its all time high your strategy might have failed and you would have negative returns right now.

YouTube has more of a monopoly than Twitter and has taken aggressive measures to try and force people into subscribing to YouTube Premium and yet only about 3% of users have actually subscribed.


When Jack Dorsey was running Twitter they did suspend the @Satoshi account soon after it was suspected that Craig Wright had taken over. With Musk reversing all the previous suspensions it has given scammers an opportunity to spread disinformation. They have already set a precedent of suspending parody accounts and this isn’t any different. If Craig can’t prove he’s Satoshi, the account is in violation of rules regarding impersonation and should be suspended.