City managed to get a few players out and reduce the number of players in their squad, as we know Pep does not like a bloated squad. I do not know if Pep is happy with the number of players he has now or if he would have wished they sold more, but one thing i am sure about is that he isn't happy with how his players have been performing, though a lot of people believe most of the fault is from him, his tactics to be precise.

Immediately after the international break is the Manchester Derby, and it is already a must-win game for City, because you cannot lose 3 out of four games and expect to be taken serious as title contenders.

No dey make more than one post in a row, you fit merge all your replies in one post.

To answer your question, you need to understand say USDT dey centralized and is issued by a centralized institution, so there is the risk say e fit lose its peg, or something fit happen to the company wey dey issue am. If any of these mishaps happen, anybody wey dey hodl USDT go likely lose their money. The chances say e fit happen dey low, but i just have to point it out.

That said, Naira is not an option to save your funds, for obvious reasons. Bitcoin na great option, but you must sabi how to protect am, you have to use a good wallet and you have to have a safe backup. I no dey like give direct advice to people, so if one analyzes the pros and cons of doing any of the options, then they can decide for themselves. For me, i'd definitely go with bitcoin.

I think the reason is the age factor. Emiliano Martinez is 33 years old, so spending a lot of money to sign him doesn't seem like an ideal thing for the club to do. He definitely has more experience, he has been playing in the EPL for a long time, but i believe United were looking for something long term.

I do not know much about Senne Lammens, but he is young and he arrives with quite a reputation, he could be a success at United. That said, i think this transfer relegates Onana to third choice goalkeeper, from first choice last season to third choice this season, he might have to leave in January.

On Saturday, 6th of September, Nigeria would face Rwanda in our World Cup qualifying match. The first leg in Rwanda, ended in a 2-0 victory for the Super Eagles, that is sadly our only victory in the qualifiers so far.

That said, what are your score predictions for this match? The venue is the Godswill Akpabio Stadium, and i am sure the stadium will be filled to capacity, with fans cheering on the Super Eagles. It is a must-win game, if we fail to win, we can kiss our chances of playing in the 2026 WC goodbye. My prediction is a 2-0 victory for the Super Eagles, same result as the first leg away from home.

There would always be underdeveloped countries, and there are various reasons for that, a few which are: corruption, poverty, political instability, low GDP, reliance on international support/aid, etc. Becoming developed is not as easy as flipping a switch, the country has to start doing things differently in order to achieve a high standard of living and TBH, it is impossible for many developing nations.

That said, there are fast-developing countries. Nations that fall under this category are making progress in one or more sectors and are generating significant revenue and making infrastructural progress, they are far from being developed, but at least they are making progress. Finally, countries hardly come out of the situation they have been in for a long time, for example, if corrupt leaders bave captured power, it will most likely never leave the hands of corrupt people and on and on it goes, except a revolution happens to break that order.

Ftx was a top exchange, but it went bankrupt due to mismanagement, Binance is a top exchange, but it has been hacked in the past, Bybit is also a top exchange, but not so long ago they were hacked and lost $1.5 billion dollars, i can give you many more examples of this. Of course i know it is best to use "top" exchanges, but i disagree that it is unlikely they get hacked, many of them do not pay as much attention to security as you think they do, they are all about making money and that's most important for them.

Going after them all on your own would be very difficult and expensive, they have the money on lawsuits, but you as a single individual would prolly run out of yours whilst the case is on.

If it were a class action lawsuit, then it would prolly make more sense or if many of the victims can come together and create an online petition to the relevant authorities and request that as many as are victims or believe the service is a scam, should sign the petition, just as this user did for the Freewallet scam:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5462119.msg62648631#msg62648631

I no know wetin you mean by this, what is your definition of real assets. Gold and properties are good assets to acquire, they are physical assets, which is different from digital assets and a lot of people prefer investing in them rather than crypto.
What do you mean by invest in a wallet? I know you can purchase a hardware wallet, but doing so is not necessarily investing in a wallet. Having said that, OP, you should use a cold storage wallet, for example, a hardware wallet. But make you know say even if you dey use a cold wallet, you still have to use it right, you go keep your seed phrase well and you go make sure say you no fall for scam.

Three games, three wins for Liverpool and they are currently at the summit of the league. That said, things have just got worse for the rest of the league as Liverpool have just completed the signing of Alexander Isak from Newcastle, thus i cannot see anyone stopping them this season.

City have obviously not recovered from last season's disappointment and there is no sign of a recovery in sight, i am surprised they didn't sign a right back this summer, and seem happy to play Nunez or Lewis at right back, and both of them are far from being solid in that position.

Crazy transfer deadline day. I think Liverpool are overwhelmingly the biggest winners in this summer transfer window, they finally managed to get their man Isak from Newcastle, and in addition to that, they also thought they had Marc Guehi's deal sealed, but apparently the deal bas fallen through and Guehi would remain in Crystal Palace.

City are also busy today, Ederson out, Donnarumma in. Akanji out, Gundogan could possibly also leave for Galatasaray. Transfers are happeneing left, right and center and it is hard to keep up with it. I cannot wait for the players to return from the international break and then the battle fully begins.

It is a long, long time for me. When we even talk of long term investment, i do not have a strategy that means a time would come when i sell all of my bitcoins. Just as i do not have plans to sell all the properties i own, that is the same way i don't have plans to sell all of my bitcoins. I sell my coins occasionally, , i decide when to take profit here and there, but i am never liquidating everything.

Long term investment is somewhat subjective, Satoshi has been hodling from the beginning, but some other person considers for years to be very long to hodl their bitcoins.

@Nexchange.co.uk is just paid to come here and defend what is left of their reputation here, they know nothing about these cases and they cannot provide any update, not because of its sensitivity or legal reasons, but because they have absolutely no information about what is going on.

I hope at one point they decide to give your money back to you, but that is looking increasingly unlikely. There is no doubt that they are scammers, and i suspect Exodus are a part of this, because they can see all scam accusations against this platform, yet they route swaps through them.

Pep is never going to change his philosophies and you cannot give him so much stick for that, that philosophy has won him so many trophies, and it is the reason why he is one of the greatest managers in footballing history. That said, it goes without saying that something desperately needs to be done, we are only three matches in, and they are falling out of the title race already.

Since it is obvious Pep would never change how he plays, if he continues to lose games in this manner, then the club might seek a new manager with new tactics, and it could be what they desperately need.

As a trader you may need multiple exchanges based on the reason explained in the OP, and it could be an advantage in situations such as that. That said, there are also some disadvantages, if you have multiple exchanges, it basically means you have submitted KYC in multiple platforms and that is not so good for privacy, it also multiplies your chances of being a victim to a data breach.

It is easier said than done, at least for a lot of people. People who are weak hands will definitely panic, newcomers will also panic and most of them will sell their bitcoins in a bear market, with a plan of buying back when the price starts appreciating again.

That said, everyone has a right to sell their coins when they want to, but i think rather than selling in a bear market, it is better to work with a strategy and have a target. Thus, if your target is met during the bull market, you can withdraw your some of your coins and leave the rest of it through the next cycle. It is better to have a strategy than for your strategy to be selling anytime there is a dip in price.

The thing is, i do not play with altcoins, i am not into DeFi projects and i don't buy memecoins and stuff like that. That said, i am a bitcoiner whose first objective in crypto is to buy and hodl bitcoin, so i don't need to research into numerous altcoins, as altcoin investors have to do. I already underdstand most things about bitcoin, so i just keep accumulating, so that is it.

I do not have anything against your method and if you thinks it works for you, then keep doing it. It is not just my thing and i also know it is not as straightforward (in terms of success rate) as it sounds.

Lol, the same Morocco were eliminated in the Round of 16 of the 2023 AFCON, losing 2-0 to South Africa. And the Super Eagles with players that are not "zealous" and do not want to play well for their country made it to the final of the tournament, and defeated South Africa in the Semifinal. You guys are trying so hard to make up a conspiracy theory that keeps failing to add up.

Liverpool are still patiently waiting on Newcastle to make a decision and open their door to Isak's exit. It has been a very bad summer for them in the transfer window, they can't seem to sign any player they want. Reports is that they are interested in signing Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea, i do not know if they will get any luck with that as Bayern Munich are also interested in the Senegalese striker.

That said, what is Newcastle going to do with Isak if they block his move out? There is no way he can play for them again after this saga, i really wonder what their plans are.

I do not do this, but i am pretty sure there are poeple who do it. This is somewhat similar to copy trading, were people just replicate the trades of another trader, a more experienced trader though. The reason i won't do any of this is that i cannot just buy something because someone else it, does not matter if he is a Whale or an experienced trader.

I like to do my own research and i like my success to depend on me and my research, than on someone else.

I think this is correct to a very large extent, at least that is the case in my local community. People who are uneducated and live in the rural areas are usually contended with the slow, peaceful and pastoral life there, and they would rather not want to leave it for anything.

There is something education does to the mentality, so people who grew in rural areas and were privileged to be educated in the university, take on big dreams and in order to achieve that they have to migrate to the big cities where opportunities are rife. It is a normal phenomenon, another reason people migrate is to expand their business, but that is for those who dream big and desire to make it big in the business world.