Poland is slightly stronger than Ukraine (FIFA ranks 21 vs 24). The Poland vs Wales game seemed fairly balanced (15-14 shots), Wales was even leading 0-1 and Poland scored 2 goals in the last 20 minutes. Also the game took place in Poland.
What does this mean now for Wales vs Ukraine? I guess not much 
We will see an open game where both teams have good chances to win.
The odds are:
Wales vs Ukraine 2.6/3.0/2.9, which is practically 50-50
Personally I'd prefer Wales at the world cup, just for the Wales vs England derby in the first round 

Yes, given the fact that Scotland was actually favored by the bookmakers, it seemed like a walk in the park for Ukraine 
Wales will be a much harder opponent for Ukraine. The FIFA ranks are: Scotland 39, Ukraine 24 and Wales 18. I think the Wales vs Ukraine game could be the open games that everybody expected from Scotland!

It is looking very good for Ukraine. They are ahead with one goal and the better team. Scotland will need to add a bit to their game if they want to keep a chance for qualification. Current odds for qualification are Scotland 3.6 and Ukraine 1.25. I think we'd rather see a 2-0 than a 1-1, but I don't expect more than 1 goal in the remaining 30 minutes.

The problem of Dortmund is, that they are not good enough to consistently compete on the highest level for the trophies. A player like Haaland wants to win those trophies and that means that Dortmund can't offer him an attractive long term perspective. Such world-class players are drawn into the few "big name" clubs that Europe has to offer. It is understandable from the players perspective as well and also it is the right decision financially.

Hm, I am slightly confused 
Rostock plays against Lubeck, Kiel vs Mannheim

There are no games that immediately catch my attention. On 2nd sight, from the point of view of the 2nd Bundesliga the following could be interesting games where a surprise is possible:
Magdeburg vs Frankfurt
Kaiserlautern vs Freiburg
Braunschweig vs Hertha

All 3 of the 2nd league teams just relegated up from the 3rd league and they got attractive opponents, but not opponents that are completely out of their league (like Bayern or Dortmund). Same is also valid for Regensburg vs Cologne

This looks like it was an interesting game! I was just checking how those teams compare and to my surprise Mexico is on FIFA rank 9! Nigeria is 34th and seeming like a clear outsider in this match up, so their loss shouldn't come as a big surprise.
It will be interesting to see if Mexico can live up to the expectations of their current FIFA rank in the world cup. They definitely should be able to survive their group (Argentina, Poland, Saudi-Arabia) to play a potential round of 16 game against France.

The best ranked African team is Senegal at rank 20. Based on the ranks it already would be a good result if 1 African team can survive the group stage in the world cup.

Hahaha, yea this is usually/historically true 

I wonder if this is still valid though. This was more like a thing in the 1970s-90s. Now football is so comercialized and the English Premier League is (arguebly) the strongest in Europe. Even if many players there are not English but from different countries, this also shapes and influences the English team. I think it's time that England finally wins some big international title.

Germany on the other hand has had mnay problems since their 2014 win. I don't see them overcome those in the next few years.

Nice prediction! I hope for you you acted like it
But do you really think it'll go much higher to $20 and even >$50? I think it depends too much on the overall market. If BTC goes to $40k then anything might be possible, but if it goes to $20k then also Waves will crash. I only see limited potential to really abuse the situation here.

If the BR can be reached then I don't see Waves/USDN with much problems anymore. Will there be a bankrun? I am not sure. People are locking their Stablecoins on Vires and most "paper hands" are out of their Vires deposits using vTokens...

Yes, the odds are usually for the result after 90 minutes. Of course, if it's a draw then we have extra time and maybe penalties, but the bet would be concluded after the regular time. You can also bet on qualification, currently odds here are Scotland 1.6 and Ukraine 2.2, so roughly 60%-40% in favor of Scotland

Looks like a gigantic winner's bonus to me. It often goes like that, the winning team gets at least 3-6 players guaranteed. Maybe they couldn't find any better player from Real Madrid, so this was the mot logical position to include for them. Of course you are right, that overall this is not the strongest team, but probably the most successful in terms of outcome of the tournament

I fully agree with you. This is not a friendly game, there is a lot at stake here for both teams. So have the odds for Ukraine been lowered? I just checked bwin and it says 2.25/3.1/3.4 which doesn't seem low for Ukraine, but rather high. Also they haven't changed much in the last weeks. I think Scotland is pretty motivated as they probably want to play their "derby" against Wales after
I just hope we'll see an interesting games with some goals and not just a nervous game.

Just because the token dropped 90% doesn't mean the hype is over. The way I see it, many projects were over-hyped and way overpriced. I mean 20 years ago you could purchase full access to a AAA title for like $50-$100. Even if you adjust by inflation, the average user won't be willing to spend much more than maybe double of that on a game. Of course there will be some enthusiats pouring thousands of $ into a single (pay-to-win) game, but this is the exception. Play-to-earn will have to come to similar levels and realize than people won't be spending 3-digits on NFT items or characters just to play the game and then another 4-digits on "land" which gives you some benefits.

Another thing that is needed is some standardization for NFTs, to guarantee ownership by law and have proper NFTs on-chain and not just links to websites which might disappear in the future.

Looks like a "typical" first round draw. No big teams playing each other, but lots of opportunities for small teams from the 3rd league (or even lower) to try to topple one of the bigger teams. It will be interesting to see if who (if any) of the Bundesliga teams might fail. My guesses on the most probable candidates are Cologne (in Regensburg), Freiburg (in Kaiserslautern) and Hertha (in Braunschweig). I think the "big" teams (Bayern, Leipzig, Dortmund) will all make it without problem.

If you look at past bear markets or "crypto winters" you can see that some projects lost 99% and more and never recovered again. Best is to wait a while until the prices stabilize and form a "bottom" in the chart for a couple of months before jumping in and throwing "good money" into the market. Until then stick with the big coins mainly BTC, ETH, BNB. I doubt that the downtrend is already over, I expect another -50% in BTC in the next months, which can mean up to another -90% for some Alts, but this is just guessing and not investing advice

I don't think anybody is serious about continuing the "classic" Luna now. The devs started the "new" Luna, which is basically a rollback. Unfortunately they can't rollback the recent events, so they will have to come up with a new, more stable system. They will also need a re-branding, I doubt that any investor will touch projects with this name and history in the next time.

I agree with what you say. I also was rooting for Liverpool, it is a pity to play an amazing year just to be short a single point and one goal in the Champions League final, but such is football. They will have luckier years at some point in the future where they might go out of the year with a couple of titles.
Real Madrid is not an undeserved winner. They also played a great year, beating several teams in the Champions League against bookmaker-odds. Congratulations to them!

What a mess, apparantly there were delays when letting the fans into the stadium, now it finally started with more than 35 minutes delay. Things like that shouldn't happen at a final of such a big tournament. But ok, now we can watch
10 minutes into the game and so far no goal. Liverpool is looking good so far, I am hoping for a goal soon to get a bit more action into it.

Ok, good news for some of us I guess 
Well, did anybody really think this is going to trade up high to recover losses? I think the project's names and people are burned for a while, many people won't touch this project for some time now.
They should just wind up Terra/Luna in a controlled way and go back to the drawing board to design a better system before trying to burn more money of their investors...

I also think Liverpool will win, likely after 90 minutes
Odds are 2.0/3.7/3.5 Draw and Real Mardid odds are tempting though, there is a feeling of "anything goes" in the air after Real Madrid's performances against other top teams. I doubt that we will see as many goals as in the last games of Real Madrid though (at least 4 total goals in the last 4 games). Finals are rarely rich of goals and the most entertaining games.

How many players of the Ukrainian team have been inactive? Surely there are quite a few that play in other European top leagues? It is true that all those things will affect Ukraine's performance, but Scotland is no unbeatable opponent either. I think both teams have a fair chance to progress into the final qualification game. Odds for progression are currently at Scotland 1.6 and Ukraine 2.2, so roughly 60-40 in favor of Scotland.