He could get a better deal if he waited it out but I'm afraid his stock will fall more if he decided to go through with it and turn down Inter's offer, with his current situation in the team we might see him less likely in the field. Also Inter Milan is the only team who seriously court him during this January transfer window and Tottenham cannot afford to pass up an offer for him. From what I have been reading his original 8.5 million pound asking price got turned down and Inter countered it at 6.5 million pounds and I think Eriksen will be accepting it before this weekend.

When we say we "flushed out" all the nonsense project in the market we are talking about completely eradicating them from the market which in this case didn't really happen at all. The bear market might have slowed down the demand for this junk projects but it really affected the crypto market overall. Besides do you really think that it will stop because of the bear market? With the ever growing industry we have it doesn't matter on whether we are in the bear market or the bull market since the interest for investors as well as the junk projects and scams will always be there especially when you think that the advantage they have on this industry being run digitally it would be easy for them to cover their asses and hide their tracks.

Nothing wrong with the image at all and it has illustrated the connections properly. However you must have made it clear in your OP why this case is for ban evasion. For instance tegarp90 is the account banned among the 3 and you haven't identified what account/username is banned in those 3 accounts you have named. This is just a suggestion on how you can improve your report on the next time you will make one, it will really help other members and especially the mods on identifying what account is banned and what accounts are ban evading easily.

I'm not the best member to answer this but basically this is all about validating the new transaction. Since for example this guy "Bob" is trying to make a transaction/spend from his unspent transaction output (UXTO) which he received earlier and a validator needs to find the txout from this UXTO and validate it if this is spendable on Bob's end. Basically what it tries to do is to see if that UXTO was really received by Bob and to see if he can spend it on a new transaction.

Not entirely if we removed phishing sites, downloadable malwares, and other careless ways of  losing your account you will see that most newbies are being victimized by fake investments that provides high yield payments. They are easily blinded by the payout that they don't even see that they are fake to begin with, they don't do bakcground checks and don't approach it realistically all they see is the fake payout these sites are paying. Some people I see are even more than willing to join another scam when what they are investing is over and the bad thing is they'll recruit other persons for a referral commission I call these peopl “willing victims” as they don't care if the investment site is fake they just want to earn the easiest way possible.

Some quick notes I have observed from Milan's recent win against Cagliari. Stefano Pioli changed the formation to a 4-4-2  formation where as expected Ibra and Leao will be the main attackers and it quickly showed a positive result for them, this might be the formation they'll try to develop on going back to a winning strategy again. Cagliari even though didn't fair well on their last five games still managed to have a higher possession against Milan however Milan did have more chances compared to Cagliari. Their problem here is fixable though and defeating a team higher in the table is a good start.

That is in fact true not only because financial institutions from the US have holdings directly in markets of other countries it also spreads a massive FUD for investors that is why it has a cascading effect on the global markets. Just observe how the NASDAQ moves daily you will see that other markets are also affected especially when they move on a significant quantity. The US being the most powerful country affects everything especially the economy of other countries.

I have called it before the match started and I was right Atletico Madrid did have a chance and they won the game. I really got worried after the first disallowed goal from Barcelona they immediately followed it up a goal from Griezmann's header. The good thing about this was the penalty for Altetico stopped Barcelona's momentum for the match and Altetico was lucky that the VAR was on their side.

Just an FYI if a great recession comes that will trigger an inflation similar to Venezuela even "deflationary" assets are not safe from inflation simply because these assets are still have an equal value to its fiat counterparts. During these times we will also see a lot of people liquidating their assets for cash so definitely it will drag down the prices of these assets just like what happened to the stock market and other markets during 2008 the crypto market will still be vulnerable from this basically you won't really expect any kind of asset to become a safe haven when the demand for money is greater than investments. So the only ones who will really prevail are the ones who still have a lot of extra cash lying around in their pockets where they can buy of these cheap assets when the time comes.

Even though on their last outing Barcelona won the match I'm expecting the match will be pretty even during this time as in terms of form Barcelona drew the three of their last five games while Atletico Madrid on the other hand has won four out of their last five games including one draw with Villareal so in terms of form Atletico is definitely winning and they have a good chance of having a fair fight especially when Barca's main goalkeeper won't be playing for them.

@examplens and dkbiti98 how did you manage to come across this phishing website? Did you just stumble upon this while surfing the web? I know that scam giveaways uses the same IP addresses that's why you can spot them easily so is it the same method? Because I barely come across on websites like this even if I surf regularly in the web.

If we are doing background checks I think ang ang only priority no ay looking at the trust score even sa untrusted feedback and see if mapagkakatiwalaan sya. Looking if the password has been change is just additional help to see if may possibilidad bang na hack yung account which if trusted naman yung user na nag password/email change madali naman ma prove yung identity nya by signing a message sa isa sa mga stake address nya. Obvious naman ang red flag na yan sa mga low ranking accounts dahil ito ang madalas makuha and mahack and to add katulad ng sinabi ko kasama dapat dito yung “This user's email address was changed recently” bale kambal sila ng password change kadalasan sa mga hacked accounts.

This only means that other countries are following it hard when it comes to their crypto-regulation and as I suspected  congroversial countries like Great Britain, Denmark, and Italy are keeping up with the US. These countries are known to be sensitive when it comes to AML procedures, tax obligations, and as well as crimes related to crypto that's why it should be expected that they are having several requests on their company. I should be expecting that this number will increase greatly in 2020 once another good bull run will happen and the market will be flocked by a lot of people.

But how can you determine what low is low and what high is high? I think on your perspective there are just prices where you are comfortable on buying and selling but this isn't really the best way to go nor the most efficient one when it comes to maximizing your profit. You still need to determine the bottom as well as the maximum price that Bitcoin can reach during that time and you can only do that with the help of technical analysis. Just by being comfortable with prices on what you think is good enough will only get you in a lot of risk in a trade.

Even with the several posts you have made in your thread I still don't get what you are talking about. Are you jumping off the crypto market because of a different community is prospering in it? Or you think that crypto exchanges are taking advantage of the market? Because just by looking at your testimony I can't even imagine if you are a normal/sensible person or someone here who just wants to annoy people in the forum. Either way what you are saying isn't effective as your thoughts are very scattered to even prove a point.

Not all NBA players are only chasing money and yes that's including the star players of any team. Sometimes if a team doesn't compete enough in the league or their management doesn't have the desire to win it would be enough for a player to switch onto another team to get some rings. So maybe Davis really wants to test out the free agency because he wants to see how the Lakers will perform during the post-season and see if he can still stay there on a longer period.

It's fun to see crypto news websites create a news out of something as simple as one tweet and make a whole article out of it. Especially when you think of that the tweet they are creating a news on is just mere speculation what they are simply doing is speculating on a speculation. I mean the tweet doesn't really have an explanation or some kind of analysis on why he thinks Iran vs US will be good for crypto and gold yet they created a whole article out of it.

If you currently have a team have you spoken to them by any chance that they might know anyone personally or even a friend of friend that can help you out? Make sure that you have exhausted all your options before resorting to finding a developer online because it is one of the last things you need to do which is having a developer that will work for you online, you don't even know if they can be trusted with the script and codes you will give to them.

About the prohect you will be having. This is a nice idea having some kind of P2P price curator service for the industry, this will allow users to have the best deal they can get that is available on the market. But I am wondering how will you manage to keep the data accurate and up to date? I know this will be a lot of work and I really don't know how will you manage to even sync in with the prices they are currently offering.

To be honest it is all about being able to get used to it. With 3 years I have been in the forum I must say that the forum was hard to navigate due to me being new with the interface but after around a week or so I was able to get familiarized with the U.I. and I know mostly how to use the message functions available. Now for me it is much easier to use compared to what I'm feeling with Reddit's new layout so maybe this will be what I'll feel if we will migrate to Epochtalk in the future they key here is for you to be famialiarize with the interface.

You won't really have a problem with these fluctuations if you  have a price target to sell. Having an entry and exit strategy on a trade especially on volatile assets like Bitcoin is something a trader should know if they want to start earning than rather having problems with what will happen next. Aside from that I should highlight the point that the volatility of Bitcoin is something that we don't want to be just on standby since we would just be wasting a lot of opportunity for it, so I think we should actively have a trading plan for our exits and re-entry points.