I believe the halving will indirectly encourage a gradual increase in the price of bitcoin. Miners who have to accept smaller rewards really hope that the price of bitcoin is commensurate with the costs they incur to run the industry, but if this fails then the miners will go bankrupt and this will impact the industry as well.

Halving must be able to encourage a reasonable price increase, not just take everything out and throw it away. I don't expect that to happen to bitcoin although there are concerns about it.

There were several mistakes that Barcelona had to correct in the second half, especially in defense and also the finishing of the striker. Barcelona made two mistakes in defense which saw them concede two goals, but so far Barcelona has been quite good at building attacks.

In the first half Barcelona had several good opportunities to take the lead over Mallorca, but Ferran, Raphinha and Joao Felix did not manage to take advantage of them well. Mallorca was lucky about their second goal, but this was very natural considering that Barcelona only had one player left in their defense line. It was a quick counter-attack scheme from Mallorca to take the first half lead with a 2-1 win.

Chelsea today is no longer the Chelsea of ​​old where there were many experienced players who could control the game plan. Currently the Chelsea squad is filled with new players who basically still need adaptation, so it is always normal that many of their plans still fail and fans have to be patient with the process.

I don't expect Pochettino to be fired before finishing the first half of the season. Even though Pochettino also failed, at least Chelsea gave him a chance. Pochettino should have the courage to rotate his strikers or try experimenting with changing the positions of his players, so maybe this will have a good impression on the result of the match.

There is no change in strategy where Xavi still tends to use a 4-3-3 formation. Joao Felix, Ferran Torres and Raphinha are the 3 strikers in this match, but player rotation like this is really important considering their busy schedule at the end of the month.

Lewandowski and Kounde were not included in Xavi's main line-up against Mallorca, but I think these two players are ready to play if Xavi's plans for this match are not as expected. Ferran replaced Lewandowski as a center forward, while Raphinha and Felix both played at wingers. I hope Xavi can give playing minutes to Lewandowski and Lamine Yamal in this match, but Fermin Lopez also needs to get more opportunities to prove his abilities.

Regardless of which one is best, I believe both of these options have their respective advantages and disadvantages. People who tend to be able to take advantage of market volatility due to their expertise will certainly take advantage of it to gain profits in the short term instead of just hoping for returns in the long term. Of course they can trade and invest at the same time, but trading tends to involve a lot of risk due to price volatility.

I avoid day trading as much as I can, but that doesn't mean I'm incapable of exploiting volatility to make a profit. Long term investing tends to make me more comfortable although I may occasionally use 10% of my DCA budget to trade.

There are many luck factors that play an important role in Real Madrid's winning streak in the previous 5 matches in La Liga. But they really proved to be failures when they met a team that was more solid in terms of play and quality of players.

Most people were worried about Real Madrid's defeat yesterday, but their fans' optimism about winning considering their positive results so far was apparently stopped by Atletico Madrid. Ancelotti doesn't need to blame himself for the defeat, but I hope he is brave enough to blame Perez for his selfishness in not bringing in a quality striker during the transfer window. I hope Barcelona can take advantage of any weaknesses Real Madrid has this season to gain points and lead the standings until the end of the season.

You have to understand me correctly, of course because I don't mean to say the quality of both teams is the same but that some of the players have the same quality. Liverpool certainly have many players whose quality and experience are much better than Chelsea's current young squad, this clearly differentiates the two teams as a whole and I will not dispute that fact.

What has been proven so far in Chelsea's last 6 matches is; Pochettino has not really been able to create a good playing character for Chelsea. I think Chelsea is still losing the identity of their game and Pochettino really needs a lot of time to get it back. There are many matches still waiting for them in the Premier League, so the hope is definitely there.


Do you agree that there are certain individual or group interest factors in Chelsea's transfer approach so far?
I might agree that the player transfer business to Chelsea has been very important, this is reflected in how easily they spend a lot of money on mediocre players.

There have been many bad signings made by Chelsea so far, as a result they have difficulty forming a solid team capable of competing closely in the standings. Pochettino is still having difficulty finding his best line-up, but he still has time to experiment.

Chelsea don't need to fire Pochettino after just 6 games, but they need to push him to get his team better. I don't think Pochettino managed to make the team's dressing room any more lively regardless of the outcome of the match, but tensions became more likely. Pochettino has to start from small things and improve them, that includes improving the atmosphere in his team's dressing room for the better.

Liverpool also have many players whose quality is almost the same as that of Chelsea, but Klopp is here to improve it and get his players into the best shape. He turned his team into a competitive team even though Klopp has not won as many titles as Manchester City. Pochettino must learn from Klopp and Arteta instead of being a coach who tends to stay silent on the sidelines.

Volatility is expected because bitcoin is not a stable coin pegged to the USD. Bitcoin is traded freely without anyone's intervention, but if its price volatility didn't really exist then it's clear the average person would never want to trade it or invest in it. For me, price volatility is mandatory for all crypto assets, even USDT always fluctuates and never has completely stable value.

Moreover, price volatility is not a threat to the future of crypto, especially bitcoin. However, the impact of this volatility must be minimized so that investors and trader do not experience losses over time.

It is mandatory to maintain the security of online accounts from any potential damage, including binding them with 2FA. I don't know for sure if all popular, reputable casinos have such an account security feature, but 2FA shouldn't be the only way to secure your online accounts.

Everyone who has an online account must be aware that they should not carelessly surf on sites with lots of advertisements. Of course, this has a high risk of viruses entering the device if you accidentally click on an ad that has a virus embedded in it. Apart from that, they should also avoid using unofficial APKs, and they should even set messaging platforms like Telegram and Whatapp to not automatically download any files sent to them.

Basically, Arsenal could control the rhythm of the game well from the first half, but their defense was not completely successful in anticipating the attacks built by Tottenham every time they fell behind. David Raya performed very well in goal by making several saves, but in the end he couldn't do much when Son Heung-min scored two goals.

Regarding Chelsea, they are still as bad as last season. Their performance has not improved at all even though Pochettino has actually tried his best. Maybe in the end Pochettino will have to admit that he is just as failed as several previous Chelsea coaches so the public should not have high expectations of the team's achievements this season.

And sometimes such luck is completely expected when the non-favorite team is just very focused on defending and counterattacking. If only Celta Vigo played attacking, then I think Barcelona could break down the defense without much problem, but Rafael Benitez wasn't brave enough to do that.

Barcelona's tempo of play improved after they fell behind by two goals through Celta Vigo's counterattack, but I am grateful that in the end Barcelona managed to make a perfect comeback thanks to two goals from Lewandowski and one goal from Cancelo. Celta Vigo also managed to complicate Real Madrid's previous winning plans, but in the end Celta Vigo also lost by Bellingham's 1 goal.

In fact, Barcelona was the favorite in their home match, but Celta Vigo's really tight defense allowed Barcelona to create many chances in the first half. Barcelona struggled with short passes when penetrating the Celta Vigo defense, but at the same time the composition of players used in the first half was not very good.

I might have gotten a different impression had Xavi played Cancelo, Araujo, Kounde and Balde as starters in defence. Meanwhile Gundogan, Gavi and De Jong played as midfielders. Joao Felix, Lewandowski and Raphinha are likely to be better, but Torres isn't too bad on the right wing either. However, in fact the selection of players in this match was different even though in the end Xavi really made big changes and secured 3 points at home today.

I can almost draw the conclusion that every time Xavi trusts Alonso to start, Barcelona's defensive performance looks weak. I didn't notice this about just one game, but there were many similar cases of this last season. I'm happy because in the end Barcelona managed to make an epic comeback in 10 minutes, but Xavi has to be wise enough in rotating his players if he doesn't want his team's performance to be disrupted.

Barcelona played well in the first half, but not with their defense. Celta Vigo, who had prepared their defense optimally to block all of Barcelona's attacks, managed to lead by 2 goals after 80 matches, but not in the last 10 minutes. Lewandowski scored 2 goals which means he equaled Bellingham's goal record, while Cancelo and Felix each scored 1 goal and 1 assist in today's epic win.

Without Kevin De Bruyne Pep Guardiola had to adjust his strategy. Last season Pep Guardiola often used a 3-4-3 formation, while this season he has used a 4-2-3-1 formation. This change in strategy allowed Alvarez to get a place in the main line-up where he was played as an attacking midfielder as well as a second striker. The adoption of this formation has certainly covered the gap in the absence of De Bruyne and Bernardo Silva, but so far Pep Guardiola's tactics have really proven to be good.

Today Manchester City played very well in the first half, but they tended to decline in the second half because Rodri was sent off due to a red card. Manchester City, which only had 10 players left on the pitch, tended to have to defend against Nottingham attacks, but in the end Pep Guardiola's team still maintained its winning streak.

Liverpool could seal second place in the standings if Arsenal and Tottenham draw, but I seem confident that Arsenal will not make a mistake and they also have a bigger chance of winning. This week Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal are more likely to win because of their good performance, but none of us can be sure of anything because the match will be very tough for them.

Manchester City plays at home against Nottingham, Liverpool and Arsenal are also the same. So in my opinion all these home teams have a house advantage which makes their probability of winning higher than their opponents.

Something you should think about so far is that bitcoin is still performing quite well despite its volatility. Market dynamics should not have a major impact on your long-term investment plans, unless you expect short-term trading. I agree that the behavior of some investors will be affected by these dynamics, but I don't expect them to be the primary benchmark for determining bitcoin's future.

I have managed to ignore the tempting volatility so far to sell bitcoins, but my accumulation plan for bitcoins is still ongoing as long as I have the budget. So in the end the impact of some external factors did not affect my long term plans.

Jude Bellingham is an attacking midfielder, but he seems to have earned the role of second striker in Ancelotti's game plan this season. Of course he is Real Madrid's best signing this season, but I don't think Real Madrid should always expect him to help them win every game.

It is clear that Bellingham has helped Real Madrid win several crucial matches with his goals, but basically Real Madrid really lost an important figure in their striker which made it difficult for them to find a target man in their game scheme. Joselu hasn't proven much of his quality even though he has scored a few goals so far, but Rodrygo is no better despite both helping Real Madrid to break down the opposition's defense. If Real Madrid continues like this, then I believe they will drop points in tougher matches.

Liverpool will be playing at home against West Ham, so we should all know that Liverpool will win it considering their good form recently. Liverpool was able to maintain its winning trend in the last 4 matches in the Premier League, but I am also sure they will continue that winning trend in Week 6 against West Ham.

On the other hand, David Moyes' troops actually started this season with an impressive performance. However, in the end they were still unable to perform better against a team like Manchester City which dominated possession of the ball and also built a better attack. West Ham can learn from previous defeats if they want to get points, which means they must improve their defensive system and play more calmly when under pressure.

PSV can take some points against Sevilla or Lens, but I'm sure they won't manage to take any points against Arsenal. PSV can take advantage of the home game to play better against their visitors, they should be favored.

The second match in the group stage will take place in early October, Sevilla is the opponent. PSV, playing at home, will certainly take advantage of home advantage to win, but if Sevilla is able to put up a good fight then both teams will have difficulty winning the match. The possibility is may with PSV, but no one knows for sure what will happen.