Or maybe he doesn't want to move up, because there are a lot of Filipinos out there, Casimero (WBO champion), Nonito Donaire (WBC champion). And so he remains for a while at 115 lbs but as we have said, after his defeat it's time for him to move up.

And now that Donaire lost his championship fight and then Casimero moving up in weight, it's a good time for the former champion to go up at 118 lbs. And be lucky to have the first crack at the belt of Takuma Inoue.

Everyone wields different powers when it comes to business. Some say that cryptocurrency prices can be manipulated by wealthy individuals. Despite being decentralized, it seems that price movements can be controlled by specific entities.

So, in your opinion, can everything related to money in this world be manipulated? For instance, do you believe that the value of the USD or the largest stock market in the US can be manipulated by a few individuals?

What kind of people are capable of market manipulation?

What I can say about this is stop panicking whenever the price of bitcoins decreases so much in the time before bull runs because that's the traditional way before the bull runs start and you won't get any chance to buy again because, after that, the price will continue to rise until it reaches a new ATH. Whatever happens, just focus on your goal to achieve and ripe as much income as this upcoming bull run just be patient and persevere on everything.

I'm also thinking the same, instead of the rematch, they should have make the move on going up to 118 when it was still one of the hottest weight class because of Naoya Inoue, but they chooses a rematch and so they lost again.

I'm thinking what will be the new strategy for Ancajas though, I mean he fell in love with his power. However, when it is not hitting the target or at least the target doesn't have any effect on his power, he doesn't have plan B. Will he go technical this time and try to outbox Takuma here but just moving around and try to counter at best?

What more can they do? Despite awarding him a max contract, Giannis still remains unwilling to extend his tenure with the team. In my opinion, it's not solely about the money for Giannis at this point; rather, it's the opportunity to secure another championship. He aims to solidify his legacy in the NBA while he's still young. I believe that the offerings the Bucks can provide Giannis can also be matched by other teams he might consider joining. Given that Giannis is currently in his prime and virtually unstoppable, his desired benefits are attainable elsewhere.

While not the most vocal player, Giannis has now expressed his inclination to part ways with the Bucks for the first time. This suggests that his statement holds genuine weight.

Because leverage is a double-edged sword. As much as it can make you a lot of money, it can also erase your funds in an instant. Especially if you don't have the idea yet of computing lots sizes or position sizing. It's is true that the greater the risk the greater the reward. But too much taking risk just in one trae is just like gambling. It will only develop bad habits throughout your trading career instead of being a consistent one.

You said it right. Daily wins will vary, and I agree with that. At least if they have a target of reaching the win limit, they need to adapt to the conditions and don't need to have a win target that is too high, especially if we have lost several times. That will make it difficult for us to get a victory or reach the victory limit we want because, on average those who try it will fail before they can get close to it.

And it is true that the key to success is self-control and knowing the current situation to decide wisely. We need to see how far our condition has gone while gambling for a while, and if we have lost a few times, maybe we need to stop for a while to de-stress so we can think about continuing to play or stopping gambling for the day.

Each coin is created with a different purpose and a partnership between XRP or Chainlink with banks is not an achievement to be praised or boasted about. Because they completely go against the decentralization concepts that bitcoin has created for us and it is lame to compare bitcoin to those shitcoins.

The path for bitcoin to become a payment method is increasingly remote, but if only to achieve that goal must cooperate with banks or become centralized, I am completely against it. Personally, I never expected bitcoin to lose its decentralization.

You have almost completely described my situation.

Being a beginner, I came to play in one of the Russian poker rooms. It was called Poker. I didn't even think that I could win anything, so I didn't go through the KYC as soon as I entered my first deposit. And I do not know how it happened, but I took second place in one of the tournaments, winning 94 dollars!
Of course, I immediately decided to withdraw them, but then I was waiting for a trick from the casino, which I did not expect: the casino began to reject my documents, citing their poor quality or insufficient information.
And I still haven't withdraw those money.

Therefore, I advise everyone to think about the passage of the KYC immediately at the casino.

U're absolutely right. The decision for a fighter like Tank Davis to move up in weight or engage in a high-stakes fight involves careful consiideration of various factors. Maintaining an undefeated record is often a point of pride and a marketing asset for fighters, and they may be cautious about risking it in a matchup that could potentially disrupt their current trajectory.

Weight class changes can impact a fighter's style and performances, so choosing the right weight class or catch weight is crucial. It's also important to consider the strategic advantages and disadvantages of facing different opponents. Both Tank Davis and Inoue possess distinct fighting strengths, and any potential match between them would undoubtedly generate significant attention due to their popularity and skills.

Ultimately, these decisions often came down to a combination of factors including financial incentives, legacy-building, risk assessment, and personal ambition. It's a dynamic landscape in the world of boxing, and fans eagerly await the choices fighters make as they progress in their careers.

And the ones who borrow money are extremely cautious in their betting otherwise a high consequence awaits. They will need to be very careful with how they bet and will find it necessary to win. I guess that is the secret to striving harder 

The accounts that took a loan and never returned with the money are examples of what happened to those who were testing their adrenaline. But it must be satisfying to win a big amount while it comes from nothing.

Why on earth they need to fight, Fedor Emelianenko just needs to retire for good and never return to fight as he was knocked out left and right by non strikers after returning to MMA and why anyone would think this will be a good match up against Mike Tyson.

Was there a hype from the real fight fans, i really do not think so, anyone who watches any combat sport knows that if Francis Ngannou is able to land a single punch against Tyson Fury, it will be considered as a win  . My interest in this fight is to see in which round Francis Ngannou gasses out trying to punch the air  .

Damn, this is sad. I mean imagine you are scamming people online and then you get a case against you from Binance and you never did any transaction nor you have an account which got that money deposited. Binance surely needs to look into this if it's happening a lot. I mean, they need to make the P2P requirements much better and secure for others. And payments should only be allowed from pre-approved payment methods.

I think that's a fair statement.

The main difference probably is that the European leagues have been established for a long time already, and are full of talented players. It makes sense to have high offers there because it is really competitive.

On the other hand, in Saudi Arabia, and other similar places, the quality of the current players is nowhere near the European leagues. It's only money, so that's why it doesn't make sense, at the moment at least. Maybe in 10 years the Saudi League will become the most prestigious one. Who knows.

I think the problem is that players have gotten so much bigger and stronger over the years that injuries are just more likely. The obvious solution would be to have less games but that would mean less money and a nightmare for career stats. That’s why I understand load management. Players like Kobe or LeBron who are going for their legacy will always be out there if they can.

Media houses always want to give relevance to their articles by making their topics sensational, like adding 'crypto bull billionaire' to the title to attract readers.

Bitcoin's growth is not dependent on individuals or institutional investors. It's in their financial interest to hold Bitcoin and build businesses around it.