And that is the same thing that Napoli is doing regarding Victor Osimhen's transfer situation. Tiny details that could be compromised, but no the club refuses to. Right now, Napoli is requesting Galatasaray to pay the remaining €35m in 2026 instead of 2027 that they proposed and they are requesting a sell-on clause, which Galatasaray has bluntly refused. The hard work in this Osimhen's deal is excessive and there is a possibility that Napoli might frustrate Galatasaray out of this deal eventually.

People need other wallets because they want to spend bitcoin and for privacy reasons it is better to do that from a wallet that hodls a small amount of your total balance. For this purpose it makes sense to have a few hot wallets with only a small amount of bitcoins in them, whilst the main stash sits in your hardware wallet, safely backed up.

Guys, read the first two replies in this topic. This is an AI spammer who is asking the questions and wasting everyone's time, best to ignore their topics.

I don't think this is any of Arsenals fault, Sporting CP are making this deal difficult, and the deal has only progressed because the players agent reduced his commission. Right now, i believe the final details is the €10m add-ons requested by Sporting CP, if they can work that out, then it should be "Here We Go" very soon.

I don't like how clubs overvalue players these days, and force the hands of the buyers to overpay, Arsenal are following the right approach, and they would get their man soon.

People who are truly wealthy do not live expose their lavish lifestyle on social media, many of them do not even have a social media presence, except when they are promoting their business or introducing a new idea that would make them richer and more powerful.

That said, there are some rich people who expose some of their lifestyle on social media, but i can assure you that many of them are not as rich as you think, they are only trying to look rich and they definitely aren't accumulating generational wealth with such an attitude as that. What should motivate young people is seeing how the wealthy grow businesses and how they excel in their field, either in investing, businesses, technology, etc.

You seem to be talking about KYC in centralized exchanges, of course in such exchanges you have to submit KYC before you trade, and P2P in those platforms is not really P2P because of the involvement of a third party, the exchange. That said, there are decentralized exchanges that you can trade P2P and they would never request KYC from you, examples of such platforms are Bisq and RoboSats.

Quite a lot of people are sceptical about face to face trades, because of the risks that come with it, but that is the only way you can trade your money for bitcoin without linking it with your bank account. If you must use face to face trade, remember to meet your counterparty in a public place and you can also go along with your friend; also ensure the trade doesn' happen anywhere near your home so you're not followed.
That is exactly what OP wants to avoid.

So what do you have to say about PSG beating four Premier League teams on their way to lifting the Uefa Champions League last seasom, remember they beat City, Liverpool, Aston Villa and Arsenal. The Premier League might be the most competitive league in the world, but it is definitely not because Chelsea beat PSG in the Club World Cup final, because before then, PSG were beating EPL teams left, right and center in the CL.

Rich people are definitely more aware of the economic situation, far more than any poor person can imagine, i mean, that is how they make money, they see opportunities in every economic situation. So many people are poor because instead of them to look for opportunities, they blame everyone else, including the rich, but they never blame themselves.

The rich are aware that so many people are poor, many of the properties that rich people buy are from bankrupt poor people who basically want to sell it at a discount, so they can survive. Make no mistakes, financial intelligence requires that you know a lot about the market and the economy, how can you be rich without that knowledge.

I don't know what you are getting at, but do you really expect a country whose annual budget is insufficient to provide adequate medical facilities, good transport network and a good standard of living, to invest billions into their defense sector. The amount of money that is spent on defense determines stuffs like this and the strength of your military, countries that are ravaged with poverty do not have the luxury of channeling billions of dollars annually into defense, so that's that.

I no understand wetin you dey try talk, but Satoshi created bitcoin in such a way that he has no special right than anyone in the bitcoin community, they is no "right" to sell, whatever that even means. Decentralization puts control in the hands of no single entity.
The amount Satoshi is said to have is just an estimate, nobody really knows how many bitcoins he has. Satoshi has also not spent a cent from any of those addresses, hence the speculation if Satoshi is alive or doesn't want to spend the coins for privacy/anonymity reasons.

Whilst going down he left a "beautiful" note on how he does not apply risk management and that he was more of a gambler than a professional some people thought he was. I hope people learn from his experience and understand how risky trading is, how could you trade with such high leverage, completely ignoring risk management, he would have been better off buying bitcoin with all that money and hodling his bitcoins in a non-custodial wallet for the long term.

It is also surprising to me too, but many times players have made this kind of move, only to end up playinh their best football in their new team, Madueke was not so good at Chelsea, but since Arteta approved the deal, he must have plans of how to utilize him and we might see the best version of Noni Madueke at Emirates.

That said, Madueke is also very young, so he has all the time to learn and improve his game, as well as his attitide too; if he works hard and stays humble, he could succeed.

You no go fit call gambling an additional source of income, something wey depend on just luck cannot really be called a source of income. That said, trading dey risky, but e require skills; so it can pass as a source of income, so many people no dey trade because of the risk wey dey am. Personally in the crypto network, i rather hodl than trade and as for my additional sources of income, it has to do with my professional in real life and not related to crypto.

Does anyone still listen to what he says about bitcoin. His modus operandi is very clear, he wants to get more attention on what he says though the bitcoin community, for example, he could have just spoken on why he thinks silver is a good investment and that people should diversify into it, without mentioning bitcoin.

Schiff is really enjoying the name "bitcoin critic." Lol.

Reading your post sounded like you were talking about my country, i am from Nigeria by the way and most of what you said is also the situation in my country. Nigeria is blessed with natural resources, but where does all the government revenue go to? It is spent on paying politicians all sorts of allowances and paying for their luxury, you would be amazed at how much legislators earn in my country when you compare it to the minimum wage.

That said, i don't have a problem with paying my taxes, but i will feel a lot better if they were used to improve the standard of living to an acceptable level.

Every wallet you should use ought to be non-custodial. A non-custodial wallet is not a substitute for an offline/cold wallet. A non-custodial wallet is just one in which you have your own seed phrase, there are hot and cold non-custodial wallets and also open source and closed source non-custodial wallet. The perfect and best combination is a cold wallet which is open source and non-custodial.

99% of football fans wrote Chelsea off before this final, but guess who is laughing now. Enzo Maresca had a perfect game plan for this final and it worked out perfectly for them. PSG disappointed quite a lot of people, especially gamblers who put a lot of money on them to win tonight. That said, Chelsea have finished the season on a high and this should give them motivation for next season's EPL and Champions League.

I don't understand what you are talking about, you want me to pity the government and give them all of the money i earn. The government gets revenue from different sources, in my country we are rich in natural resources, but the government prefers to embezzle this money and to use it for their own benefit, rather than cut down expenditure on government officials, they rather cut down on public infrastructure and impoverish the people.

That said, i don't know where you live, but where i live, the government wants everything for themselves, whilst they give nothing back to the ordinary people.

Wallets cannot be decentralized, either na custodial or non-custodial wallet, and all these talk of private and public wallet dey sound funny, lol, though i understand wetin una dey try talk.

If person know you for forum, still know you for real life, then dem fit know some of the assets wey you get through the addresses you post in the forum. If that one dey worry you, then when you accumulate in your address, you fit use mixer take send your assets to wallet address wey you never post for forum. If that one no dey enough, then you should prolly have kept your forum account and personal info separate.