I think the OP is asking the wrong question.
It is never a good idea or practice to look at what others are doing or saying, but everyone should consider their own financial situation, analyze the market in detail, assess all the risks and possible gains, and based on all this make the best possible investment decision for themselves.
In doing so, it is always important to diversify investments into different asset classes, determine specific investment goals and a clear exit strategy.
In my case, this means investing in real estate, in shares on the stock exchange, in a new energy start-up project and in bitcoin.
Smart investors don't give up and panic sell their shares on the stock market every time the market drops, but sell when they reach their investment goals.

In order to be able to have a quality and reasoned discussion about the favorites in the next season of the Champions League, they should first see how all the clubs will look in the new season and with which players they will play.
Until then, we can only discuss in general, but actually every season the favorites are always the same, right? We always talk about more or less the same clubs, Manchester City, Real, Barcelona, PSG and Bayern, and this season we will probably be able to add Arsenal, Napoli and Inter to the list.
The first league of champions is always the most difficult to win and that's why it will be much easier for Manchester City players now and they will play with much less pressure and that's why I consider them the main favorites for the new title.

I agree, Croatia lost a very important player in defense, but the Netherlands also lost an important player.
At the last 2 world cups, Croatia was very good and won 2 medals, silver and bronze, and now Croatian players announce that they want to finally win a trophy and get a gold medal.
There is certainly a chance for that, but it will be very difficult. The problem is that another key player of Croatia, Brozović, will come to this tournament very tired after the Champions League final.
I think that this tournament will be very even and uncertain and that all 4 national teams have a chance to win the trophy. Croatia already traditionally wins after extra time and penalties, so I predict the same outcome after the match with the Netherlands.

Sunday's gossip:

Newcastle want to sign England defender Harry Maguire from Manchester United on loan, but they have been told they must buy the 30-year-old. Manchester United are really trying hard to get rid of Maguire as soon as possible  
Liverpool are prepared to wait for Southampton's 28-year-old England midfielder James Ward-Prowse. They will pay only half of the Saints' £50m valuation. Liverpool are preparing to rebuild their squad after a disappointing season. Will this transfer help them?
The agent of Bayern Munich's France defender Benjamin Pavard, 27, has spoken to Liverpool. Bayern and Liverpool seem to be working very well together lately  
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez wants to sign 24-year-old Paris St-Germain and France forward Kylian Mbappe but not this year. Perez is in no rush. He knows that Mbappe is not happy in Paris, but at the moment he is too expensive for Real and Perez is waiting for next year to get him much cheaper.
Everton want Coventry's Sweden striker Viktor Gyokeres, 25, but face competition from West Ham, Wolves, Fulham, Leeds, Southampton and Sporting Lisbon. Everyone wants Gyokeres and which club will he go to in the end?

Source: https://www.bbc.com/sport/65868247

OK, by big names, of course, I didn't mean big foreign names, but I was thinking best Croatian players who came to play in Dinamo in recent years,  Petkovic is the best examples of that.
Mamic was the best in such jobs and knew how to recognize every young and talented footballer and bring him to Dinamo, like Eduardo. Of course, he was not right every time, but thanks to him, Dinamo was always stronger than the competition.
It seems to me that the new sports director Šimić doesn't really know how to manage this business because I see that the best football players like Livaković and Petković are leaving Dinamo and I don't see who will replace them.
As for European club competitions, Dinamo will again be the only one with a real chance to win the group stage of a competition, and I give the other Croatian clubs in Europe a minimal chance for that.

Djokovic plays very well in the RG final and they don't give Ruud any chance. It seems to me that Ruud is too impressed by Djokovic and the atmosphere of the finals and that he is not yet ready to win big trophies, although he has potential and will probably win some GS in the coming years.
Djokovic is currently leading 2-0 in sets and I simply don't see any way Djokovic can lose this match.
It seems that we are about to witness tennis history as Djokovic will win a record 23 GS tournament in his career.
Very good match until now.

Along with the English league, the Spanish league is the best European league, with a lot of quality teams and players.
Even for Real, it has been very difficult to win the Spanish league in recent years, but that is why they have won many more European championship titles than Spanish championship titles.
On the example of Real, it seems that it is easier to be the champion of Europe than the champion of Spain  
The situation is similar with Sevilla, they are much more successful in European club competitions than in the Spanish league.
In European club competitions, it is enough to play 6-8 quality matches to win a trophy, but in the league system it is not enough and you have to play at a high level continuously.

I think the Manchester City players were under a lot of pressure before the start of the match and they played very nervously and below their usual level.
The Inter players played a fantastic game and were completely equal to Manchester and deserved at least extra time.
But this is football and the team that scores the goal wins, so there is nothing to complain about Manchester City's victory. Unlike Inter, they readily took advantage of their chances and won, which is a characteristic of great teams.
Now that they have finally won the Champions League and taken that burden off themselves, I expect them to win a few more Champions Leagues. The first trophy is always the hardest to win because of the enormous pressure and high expectations.

Why do you think that because of playing in America, Messi will have less chance to perform at the next world championship? On the contrary, the American soccer league is less demanding than the European soccer league and this may help Messi play longer and extend his soccer career. After all, even though he plays in Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo still plays for Portugal.
Along with Brazil and France, Argentina is always among the favorites at every World Cup and that will not change.
England is a strong national team? Yes, their clubs are strong at the moment, but because of the large number of quality foreigners playing in England, while the national team still hasn't achieved any great result in a major competition.

Saturday's gossip:

Paris St-Germain are planning a move for Manchester City's Portugal midfielder Bernardo Silva, 28, this summer as a replacement for the departing Lionel Messi. Is it even possible to find a replacement for a player like Messi?
Manchester City have held initial talks with RB Leipzig over the signing of Croatia defender Josko Gvardiol, 21. If the rumors are true, Gvardiol could become the most expensive defender in history, and join another Croatian in Manchester City, Kovacic.
Saudi side Al-Ahli are ready to offer Algeria winger Riyad Mahrez, 32, a contract worth £40m a year to leave Manchester City this summer. Football clubs in Saudi Arabia seem to have truly unlimited finances and currently offer the best football pension in the world  
Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe has been told he will have £75m to spend this summer with Leicester'sEngland international James Maddison, 26, their top midfield target and Brighton's21-year-old Ecuadorian Moises Caicedo, Manchester United'sScotland international Scott McTominay, 26, and Chelsea and England's Conor Gallagher, 23, also under consideration.  Newcastle is obviously preparing very well for next season and the Champions League, and will also be a very serious competitor for Manchester City in the championship.

Source: https://www.bbc.com/sport/65862808

I must admit that so far I have not seen big football names coming to Dinamo this summer, but that is why it seems that the key and best players of Dinamo could leave the club this summer.
It seems that the new Trabzonspor coach and former Dinamo coach Bjelica wants to bring Petkovic and even Orsic to his new club.
Livakovic is currently also linked with the Turkish league and even with a move to Saudi Arabia.
With the earlier departures of Ademi and Orsic, it must be admitted that Dinamo is significantly weakened and that it urgently needs to bring in new and quality players if it wants to be competitive again in European competitions.
Domination in the Croatian league goes without saying, but Dinamo lives financially from European club competitions, not from the domestic league.

In fact, through sponsorship contracts and investments in the league, Messi will earn much more in the long term in America than in Saudi Arabia, and of course the quality of football in America is higher.
Neymar is a very good football player, but the problem is his behavior and work ethic. In Paris, he simply did not justify the huge money that PSG invested in him. Will it be better in Manchester? I'm Not really sure.
We will see if Henry Kane will decide to change clubs and go to Real. He certainly wants to start winning trophies towards the end of his career.
The final tournament in the League of Nations awaits us next week, and then we look forward to the continuation of the EURO qualifiers 

In fact, I'm pretty sure that Saudi Arabia, another rich Arab and Muslim country, has a very good chance of becoming the host of the World Cup in 2030 or 2034. They are already official candidates and are spending a lot of money on their promotion, and part of that plan is  bringing Benzema and Ronaldo to play in their league.
As for the rest, it is common knowledge that today everyone knows how to play football and that everyone has improved tactically and physically, and that the difference in quality between the best European national teams and African and Asian national teams is getting smaller and smaller.
At the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Ghana almost made it to the semi-finals, but they unfortunately lost to Uruguay on penalties.

I agree, Djokovic played great against Alcaraz, but the match was completely open and the question is who would have won in the end if Alcaraz had not been injured.
The whole tennis world was impatiently waiting for this match of the year and it's a shame that it all ended like this, with the injury of one tennis player.
Alcaraz impressed me a lot in this tournament and I have no doubts that he will become the new Nadal and win a lot of Roland Garros in his career, if he will not have many injuries.
Djokovic probably has about 2 more years of top tennis ahead of him and a great chance to win a record number of GS titles and officially become the GOAT.

Such important, final football matches are always unpredictable and no one can be 100% sure of the final result.
We know favorites don't always win, right?
If it were according to the predictions of the last 5-6 years, only 2 clubs, Manchester City and PSG, would have won the Champions League. 
Regardless of the quality and strength of Manchester City, this is a new situation for them, and they are under enormous pressure to win.
Inter is very good in defense and if they withstand the initial heavy pressure from Manchester City players, the longer the match is tied, the more chances they will have to win.

I talked to several friends about investing in crypto and almost all of them rejected the possibility.
Why?
First of all, people are busy with their daily life, responsibilities, work and other things and do not think about any investment.
Most feel that they do not have enough money for any investments or are afraid of the risk of investing and the possibility of losing everything.
Everyday use of bitcoin or any crypto is still rare and that is not a sufficient reason for someone to become interested in bitcoin.
Besides, when I start explaining to people what bitcoin, digital wallet, private key and other crypto terms are most of them just give up and don't want to listen.

I agree with you.
Realistically, a lot of people already have bitcoin and no government can do anything about it.
Of course, governments can agree among themselves to disable the public use of bitcoin, close crypto exchanges and exchanges, disable crypto trading and mining, but bitcoin will still exist, it will just go underground and people will directly sell and buy bitcoin between themselves.
I'm sure that all governments and international financial institutions understand this and that is why they are not thinking about banning bitcoin but about its regulation and taxation.

U zadnje vrijeme ima puno negativnih vijesti o kriptu, te da rudarenje nije ekološko jer troši previše struje, pa SEC diže tužbu protiv Binance, pa posljedično dolazi do pada cijene btc...
A onda naiđem na ovakav naslov: Može li blockchain pomoći u borbi protiv klimatskih promjena 
Ukratko, smatra se da transparentnost i sljedivost blockchain tehnologije može pomoći održivost i smanjiti emisije ugljičnih plinova, npr. kroz stvaranje i upravljanje tzv. ugljičnim kreditima, kroz promicanje obnovljivih izvora energije, upravljanje lancima opskrbe, praćenje i izvještavanje o emisijama ugljika...
Naravno, postoje zahtjevi za standardizacijom, skalabilnosti i kompatibilnosti i to su neke od mogućih prepreka u implementaciji blockchaina.
Jako zanimljivi članak, i moram priznati meni je otvorio neke nove vidike o tome kako se sve može koristiti blockchain tehnologija.
Cijeli članak: https://crobitcoin.com/moze-li-blockchain-pomoci-u-borbi-protiv-klimatskih-promjena/

Yes, this is already confirmed news on many online portals, and they also reported Messi's statement that he is going to America because he wants peace for himself and his family.
Barcelona seem to have failed to convince Messi that the financial construction of bringing him to Barcelona is sustainable.
Of course, Messi has a huge marketing value, and in America he now has the opportunity to further strengthen his personal brand and increase his earnings.
It seems to me that neither Ronaldo nor Messi will play in European football anymore.

I agree, no one is irreplaceable, but Croatia is the weakest in the forward position, and since Mandjukic left, we don't have a real attacker.
The problem is that Livaja was not dropped because of an injury, but by his own decision, so the coach has no right to look for a new player for that position.
As things currently stand, Kramarić will once again be our main option for attack and we will have to hope that he does not drop out due to injury or other reasons.
In any case, unnecessary problems for Croatia before this tournament.