Both are 33 years old and nearing the end of their career. IMO, the best lady out there is Maryna Moroz of Ukraine. She recently lost to Angela Hill in a very keenly contested match (unanimous decision after 3rd round), but her performance was awesome.

It could very well be yeah. Most of the exchanges in crypto are unregulated, and plan to stay unregulated. If your goal was to gain ground as legitimate and compliant exchange, which Coinbase is, you are completely open and willing to go for it.

Some exchanges do ask for KYC verification, but that's just an attempt to shake off unwanted attention from authorities. We don't know what's going on behind the scenes and they still are an unregulated entity.

Binance mildly started to ask for more personal information, but there is a reason they don't want to become regulated, and money laundering might be part of that, or maybe they just want to continue making insane amounts of money as they are doing now.

I might be totally wrong on the money laundering aspect, but I somehow feel there is something shady going on with Binance.

I have noticed, that it is becoming common to put a women fight on on the main card.
Few years ago women in ufc were something new, now almost every event has 1-2 fights.

Hey I feel it’s just not about the tracks it’s about the winning mindset that Ferrari has been lacking since quiet a while now. Also did you hear that Williams have found a major problem with their car, and they won’t be able to fix it anytime soon. It’s also pertinent to note that McLaren has threatened to quit F1, I really doubt they’ll quit as this threat looks more like a negotiation technique to me.

Nah. It wouldn't surprise me if the volumes of most altcoins are for 98% fake. Exchanges are incentivized to continue pumping up their volumes because their competitors do that as well.

If one exchange reports $10 million in volume, the other will push it to $12 million, then another one does $15 million, and this continues till these manipulative exchanges implode (which I do hope to see happen sooner rather than later).

The amount of garbage we have to go through here is mind boggling. Instead of seeing markets mature, we're going backwards where people don't even seem to care about it anymore....

It is surprising to know that the rankings came from the government. I do not think it's proper for government to rank  censorship resistance/decentralized blockchain. They will end giving undue advantages to  government friendly centralized blockchains

Well there has been a lot of rumors surrounding Yuan taking over the USD but the thing is this is a myth at best. The thing is there is still a lot of difference between a developed country borrowing money from China and an underdeveloped county borrowing from them. USA will only borrow money to the point they know that they can payback the amount in the given time, unlike this underdeveloped countries who are willing to risk their own assets just to have some fresh cash in them.

United States 10-Year Bond Yield is between 1.5-3% in recent years, so when Grin in this range inflation, it is in 34 years and 67 years.
Let’s give Grin 1/3 market cap of Bitcoin, today BTC price is $4000.

Year #   Yearly monetary inflation rate    price $
34          3%                                     8/3=2.67
67          1.5%                                            4/3=1.33

So Grin price is reasonable in $1.33 --- $2.67
(now price is $2.62)

As far as I know the IMF and the World bank have a strict loan structure that only a few countries capable can even lend in them. That is why most under developed countries tend to borrow money from other countries. That is why we are seeing China as the number one suspect for doing "debt traps" in which the Chinese government knows that this under developed countries don't have the ability to pay that their main goal really is for them taking over their assets. So far the countries who fell victim recently are Uganda and Zambia.