When I first got into crypto, that's my general sentiment too about ETH. But when ETH's value went down hard, my support came crashing the same path as well. Lately though, ever since the bitcoin halving, I had a change of heart and I hope that ETH 2.0 will be the key towards making ETH a good investment for the future indeed.

Aside from market capitalization alone, I vote and trust ETH more than BNB. Also, I've been using ETH for the longest time, I've seen their most recent ups and downs too. And most recently, ETH is gaining some traction once again.

Tensions are actually brewing throughout the whole world instead, not just between Asian countries. Although I get your point, I'm just stating a fact based on my own observations right now as well.

Honestly, there won't be cries for BLM if there wasn't any injustice to the handling of George Floyd's arrest which led to his death instead.

Also, the petty crimes of indifference committed against Blacks on a daily basis in the United States of America has blown the matter out of proportion, because it's becoming pretty obvious and rampant lately.

More importantly, racism is defined as "a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race."

And if you're not oblivious to the fact, then you are most likely contributing to the propagation of this continuing problem as well.

Maybe yes or maybe No, simply because market conditions will always dictate where it wants to go instead. A lot of factors come into play, and cryptocurrency's resiliency through these Pandemic times is another thing that investors are trying to understand, when comparing crypto to other traditional forms of investments.

"If you love someone, set them free. If they come back, they’re yours; if they don’t, they never were."

In my opinion, this is a perfect example that true love exist, because it is always giving and it's not selfish to receive instead.

It's either you give happiness to others and/or you'd rather want to be happy for yourself instead.   

"Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)" by Hillsong UNITED

I'm just glad that OP was able to finally clarify the matter once and for all. At least, from this point onwards there won't be any confusion anymore.

Nobody wants to pay for someone to research time travel, simply because it's a waste of time. Otherwise, you must do your own research and find out for yourself how far you could go back in time instead.

Depression is real and is often not diagnosed well enough. It's a good thing though that people are starting to open up a bit regarding this (due to the stigma involved when people openly talk about these issues), because it's always best to have someone to talk when depression happens.

For pain arising from accidents, the initial pain due to impact is usually temporary and if there's any pain thereafter, you can either self-manage your pain and do self medication or have it checked by a doctor, but still largely depending on the severity of the pain that's being experienced.

There's always a time and place for everything. As a parent, you are the primary caregivers and teachers of your children, up until such time that they can decide and understand better for themselves. But until then, parents should be there to monitor and explain to their children regarding what's allowed or not, including what's more important or not to focus on while they're growing up.

I agree! Whether it's an international or local site, in order to minimize your exposure to frustrations when doing your online shopping, nothing beats checking if the online shopping website is legit.

Also, if it's an online shopping website with multi-sellers, compare and check their feedback with other sellers also. Although feedback can be fabricated, check their pricing compared with others so you'll have an idea on whether or not a particular seller is legit or not as well.

I'm spending my quality time now at home with my family for a change.

Sometimes I ponder, other than what COVID-19 has done so far... I always look for the positive side of things instead.

There's always good in every bad situation that we're in, it's just that more often than not, we are overwhelmed with the negativeness that we fail to see the silver lining of the events that happens in our lives.

Old school games from Pong, Atari, Nintendo Famicom/GameCube, Sega Dreamcast, Playstation 1 & 2, Xbox as well.

Hi Wowd,

I just stumbled upon this post today.

Nonetheless, here's my TG username: @not4mike in case you still need additional Moderators to manage your English Speaking Telegram groups.

Upon request, I could provide work references regarding my voice experience/role with customer service and technical support, aside from my non-voice Moderator experience/role with crypto as well.

Thank you.

I'm still relatively new to crypto, but I have the same thoughts as well. I hope that means that I have the same mindset or foresight as you guys have.

Also, I know nothing's for certain but indeed bitcoin, including other up and coming alt coins might become gems after the COVID-19 dust aftermath settles down.

Re: Role of the crypto in the incoming global crisis, based on recent time's of uncertainty from country's whose fiat has been grossly undervalued or devaluated, crypto still served as a currency that could be used and relied upon instead. Although I'm not to privy to the details of how it actually worked for those countries, but that's what I've noticed and observed so far and maybe this is would be the perfect opportunity for crypto to thrive during these times of uncertainty on a global scale more than ever before.

Bitcoin is still the king right now and will continue to do so. But I believe a challenger will soon rise above the ashes after we figure out how to resolve and eradicate COVID-19.