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1  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 🏈🏈 The American Football Discussion Thread 🏈🏈 on: August 27, 2023, 05:21:11 PM
You guys been watching the pre-season at all?  I've been trying to catch some of the beginning of games where we see the starters. Obviously most are playing very little right now.  Justin Fields and my Bears looked pretty interesting this past week. Though the two TDs were screen passes which doesn't really derive confidence out of me, need to see Fields in the pocket and making plays.

BTW I thought they were supposed to whittle down the pre-season to 2 weeks, or am I making that up?  

They are currently at 3 weeks pre with one week off. I cannot claim the Bears are "my team", but I do see Justin Fields making some big headlines this year. Last year they were scoring over 30 points many times the second half, and that was playing from behind after they had traded away the prime defense veterans. If the defense is decent this year, they should make the playoffs. Late-2022 the Bears were one of the most exciting bad teams in human history, very fun to watch.


2  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2021-11-12] Miami will hand out free Bitcoin to residents from profits on city on: November 20, 2021, 07:58:46 PM
This appears to be a huge victory for crypto and the movement to go mainstream!
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold backed Tether coming. on: February 06, 2020, 04:54:38 PM
The new coin from Tether will indeed be backed up with gold from a vault in Switzerland and will have the ticker XAUT. Holders of this asset will actually be able to exchange it for real gold, but only after passing verification. There will also be a minimum amount that can be exchanged for gold.
Even if it is from the same team who claimed that they have all the dollars backed for USDT and then we came to know that they never backed everything with dollar and they have a shady past and hence i will not believe what they are claiming and for that whether they will be procuring gold now when the price is high and from where they will be procuring, i bet nothing will be transparent looking at their past.

With their reputation it is a surprise they would even try this. Even a solid company could run into issues with the Government raiding the warehouses.
4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold backed Tether coming. on: January 26, 2020, 01:02:47 AM
Here is some recent news:
Ethereum block explorer Etherscan shows that there are 3,990 XAUT tokens issued as of the time of writing. If we assume a price of $1,560, that’s about $6.2 million worth of gold that’s currently tokenized via XAUT.
https://coincodex.com/article/6712/tether-announces-gold-backed-tether-gold-token/

also they have competition:
With asset-backed blockchain tokens becoming more widespread, it’s not too surprising to see that gold is one of the first assets that’s commonly tokenized. Singapore-based Digix offers tokenized gold with their Digix Gold Token DGX, 0.35% token, while US-based Paxos has created PAX Gold PAXG, 0.18%.


I agree that all of these can be shut down by aggressive Government action which we have seen before.
5  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: How is KYC enforced in Bitcoin ATMs worldwide? on: January 22, 2020, 11:31:24 PM
How should i prepare on this while travelling? They just placed KYC in Btc ATMs here in Finland, and i either need to have a previously registered Coinmotion account with kyc, or have online banking codes to withdraw any money.

So i am interested in how much i can rely on Btc ATMs with travelling on some other country and can i rely my Finnish online bank codes working as kyc or do i need to prepare somehow?

USA here and it depends on the company setting the standards for their machines. Some require KYC to buy small amounts of BTC while others are less demanding. Similar for getting cash they are not all the same.
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