Quote from: Zed0X on April 21, 2024, 03:18:19 PM

Davis had a good game with 32 points but that's cancelled out by Jokic's 32 points. Nuggets just have more firepower and I don't think the Lakers could catch up to that. Maybe if both Lebron and AD could score 40 a piece every game.

Game 2 at the moment between the Nuggets and the Lakers where the latter is leading by 17 points in the third quarter. Anthony Davis has now 32 points while Lebron James got 12 points and i think the Lakers will steal this one in the homecourt of the Nuggets.

Yeah, I'm following the score. AD has been unstoppable so far and playing an almost perfect game as if he doesn't want to be swept like last time It will be a huge task if the Nuggets could steal this game but let's see if they can cut the lead down to 10 by the end of third quarter.

Quote from: Zed0X on April 13, 2024, 04:15:18 PM

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BingX is an international digital services financial institution, with branch offices in Asia, Oceania, Europe, and South America. BingX has also registered or obtained regulatory approval to operate in other countries where it provides its services or carries on any form of business.

No wonder they ignore any US sanctions. They should be more concerned with EU and Australia.

Not having office in the United State doesn’t mean they should sponsor terrorism. Regardless of where ever they belong, cryptocurrency shouldn’t be use to sponsor terrorism.

I don't care what you think what they should and shouldn't do or how crypto should be used, the reason why I pointed that out is jurisdiction. The context is that OP is arguing about US sanctions and I said they are not registered in the US.

~ kudos to Haney as he still last the 12 rounds.

Fans have been saying the fight should have ended early and that Ryan was fighting two guys in the same ring. I can't say I don't agree because there were moments that it seemed that way. I also think Ryan wasted the opportunity to finish him off for good. Anyway, it's all done now.

Let's look forward to how this result is going to shape the rest of the match ups. Shakur and Pitbull are among the names thrown around right now.

Quote from: ABCbits on April 18, 2024, 12:02:10 PM

$2 million is small amount for Binance, so it's not surprising they simply decide to pay the fine. IMO it's also possible they lose more money due to ban by India early of this year. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.

Surely, that is also my first impression as $2 million for Binance is nothing with the big potential of the Indian market for cryptocurrency. However, if they will be back in India and be legally operating under the regulatory power of the government, I am sure that there will be changes and that they would be strictly require to impose tax and must remit them to the government so that things will be smooth and above board.

This makes sense. The small fine is like an open trap that's laid out and it's up to Binance if they want to take it or not. I have not read how centralized exchanges will be taxed in India but considering how the Government charges individual investors on their crypto gains, it has to be a significant amount too.

Yeah, that just shows lack of professionalism but it will be another good twist to the drama if Garcia actually wins the bout I think he's fine in the head but probably disappointed with the turnout of ticket sales (gate and PPV) after all the promotions. Maybe he's all about the bag and if he's not getting it, there's no point in draining himself.

~ Like in the case of FTX, if something that big occurs and customer funds are lost. The exchange would compensate user some or all their funds depending on the situation and the money set aside for this eventualities.

What particular FTX case? If you're talking about the bankruptcy, then that's a different situation. There is an existing law that covers reimbursements to stakeholders. The refunds would come from liquid assets (includes those reserved for Exchange User Protection) and the proceeds from sale of non-liquid assets.

It's not surprising that Liverpool lost in aggregate but at least they were able to save their faces/reputation by winning the second leg. Their elimination from European competition will make the Premier League more exciting because all three contenders (City, Arsenal, LFC) have nothing else to think about but winning the PL.

After Man City and Arsenal were eliminated from the Champions League, I don't think Liverpool should continue their quest for a Europa League title. They cannot afford to compete in both leagues now. Since they are already 3 goals down, Klopp might as well use his second squad and preserve all key players for the Premier League.