Bought a code to upgrade my own account. Works as intended, seller is helpful in activating if there's any issue.

How much google drive storage these edu acc have?

If I currently have an active subscription that is due to expire in a few months, will work and extend my subscription?

Bought a fresh account with 13 months of Xbox game pass ultimate. Quick response by OP and provided the account within 10min of payment as advertised.

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Firstly, if this isn't clear not all altcoins are shitcoins. In my opinion, shitcoins are any crypto that serves no real purpose, take meme-coins for example. And even these shitcoins are not exactly Ponzi schemes by defination, as others have mentioned since they don't promise any returns, but some shitcoins do work like Ponzi schemes.
Take these recent Shib, Squid Game, even Doge examples, early investors who were sensible enough to get out at the peak (just like Ponzi investors) made some insane profits but others who bought near the top are left with holding their bags or cuttings massive losses.

POS may be better in some aspects but there's no doubt that POW is much more secure than POS. The only vulnerability to POW is 51% attacks, but for a completely decentralized network such as Bitcoin itself, it's nearly impossible for one group to have 51% hashing power of the network. Whereas in POS it's far easier to just buy a majority of the coin on a network, become a validator, and validate fraudulent transactions.

USDC might surpass USDT in the market soon and this is probably a much more important flippening than ETH-BTC which is talked about a lot. But Why?

It is no surprise that USDT is currently the biggest liquidity provider on exchanges. USDT has the most no of trading pairs on almost all exchanges. And Tethers shady nature is non-unknown either.
On the other hand, USDC, which is "fully backed by cash and equivalents and short-duration U.S. Treasuries" and publishes monthly ", is a much more reliable alternative.
For months now USDC is growing larger and larger. It had just a $4B market cap at the start of the year and now it stands at a $41b market cap. Nearly a 10x increase, USDT on the other hand has gone from $20B to $77B. Around 3.5x. 

If this trend continues, USDC will flip USDT within the next year, which I think is very is significant as if USDT "pyramid" collapses its effect would probably feel a little less by the whole market (it would still be catastrophic).

So what are your thoughts on this? Would USDC flip USDT in market-cap within the next year or would Tether remain dominant?

I think it's Crypto.com coin (CRO). Crypto.com's aggressive marketing this year has really paid off CRO did a parabolic run upto $0.9 and now is now down at a very comfortable buying range in my opinion. The main argument for why CRO will go huge in 2022 is that Crypto.com really has the potential to become the next big exchange maybe even overthrow Binance, and more importantly Crypto.com is after the crypto market space in the US which Binance has seemingly abandoned, If Crypto.com is successful in becoming the entry point to many more Americans in 2022 then it can become one the top exchanges and in turn, CRO will also rise.

USDT is by far the most sketchy stablecoin out there. USDT currently has $76B in circulation and they claim it is backed 1 to 1 to USD, this would mean Tether has $76B cash reserves but it has never released an official audit.

Now the interesting or rather scary part is that every time there is a parabolic move by BTC, USDT issuance also goes parabolic, do they really have that much USD to back tether? Most likely no. USDT mimics USD and fiat's worst property i.e issuance out of thin air.

If and when this likely fraudulent company goes under, the biggest liquidity provider for the crypto market will cease to exist and the effects will be catastrophic. If anything we need to stop using USDT and move towards more transparent and decentralized stablecoins like DAI or UST (terra USD) or even USDC as a centralized stablecoin is a much better alternative than tether.

One word: Money.
In recent years Google has been very aggressive with monetizing all its platforms with ads, look at youtube it's so infuriating to use without ad-block. Google basically now caters to its stakeholder's interests like certain websites search results are probably "promoted" hence why they show up before others. Also, google's personalized ads are basically a privacy nightmare. And they have also been aggressively blocking a lot of content recently.
Really if you want unbiased search results it's better to use some other search engine like DuckDuckGo which supposedly doesn't track, even Bing is probably.

Exactly thats right on point. When you bring in fiat currencies you will need to comply with its issuing government's laws. In the purest form, BTC is meant to be obtained by mining and used as currency among the people, exchanges changed it all when you could "buy/sell" BTC with fiat currency.

There are still ways to avoid KYC while using fiat by doing OTC P2P trades, there are also DEX such as Bisq where you can do P2P trades online which the need of KYC like it was the case with localbitcoins back in the day.

I'm pretty sure if and when this happens we won't be comparing BTC to USD. Basically, this can only happen if there is some huge economic meltdown around the globe, because even if BTC was to overtake market cap of Gold which is at what $12T I think, 1 BTC would be equal to roughly $400k. Even   

True, but for different reason. I don't why but everyone always seems to forget that gold is just a piece of metal, whereas bitcoin has much more use case than being a store of value. The only similarity bitcoin and gold share, in my opinion, is thier rarity. Everyone always say bitcoin is digital gold but in reality bitcoin is much more than just a "rare thing" with value.

$25-30K to end the year? 30k seems like most realistic goal to me till year end. People with weak hands are definitely going to sell at 20k. 20k is also a huge mental barrier to break imo.

Bought a buffered account. Quick and smooth trade, I went first.

I recieved an azure trial account as vouch copy so here's the review for it.

The account is azure trial with €170(~$200) of credit as advertised by OP. I launched a VM to test it out and it works as you would expect, so all services supported by the trial plan should work. I can't comment just yet if the account will get banned by Microsoft, but if it does I'll post update here.

Bought 3 drives. All work as advertised with unlimited storage. As stated by OP, they are shared drives shared by an edu account.

In that case I'll take azure.

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