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(...) and while everyone is wondering when are we going to see Jon Jones back in octagon, he just earned two new charges for misdemeanor because of drug test.
Jones vs Miocic is planned for UFC 309 in New York during November.
Thanks for the update. I was worried it might be something big, that could get him suspended again, but according to the video he only got charged with "minor" misdemeanour, so probably that's nothing serious.
November seems pretty far away from now, but at least we have a date and some indication of when we can expect the fight to happen.
Meanwhile, we're less than 2 weeks away from Tom Aspinall defending his interim heavyweight belt, something that shouldn't really be happening but hey.
The name is a bit unusual since people use "PP" rather than "PY" when they want to shortern "PayPal".Sender, receiver and government regulators will be able to see this transactions, but for everyone else they will be not be visible.
This is something that is actually not making sense to me...if the government regulators can be able to see it why not make it available for all to see? What is the point of making it private but allowing the government to see...just so SEC will not give PayPal a lawsuit into the future? This is confirming to me that PYUSD is a very government-friendly stablecoin...who is more concerned with the government regulators first and foremost then the rest will just follow. At the time when there is a growing question on the viability of USDT, it is unfortunate - in my own assessment - that PYUSD is not actually its alternative as this can just be more of the same.
It's probably aimed to certain people who just don't want to be tracked by random people on internet.
Most of these influencers make gambling look too easy to win and make money from, and naive and ignorant people end up falling foe their traps, they end up thinking that these set of people actually get their money from gambling and not really knowing that they get their money from the traffic they generate online through posting those contents to lure people into their pages..What I observed is that gamblers always get motivated by other people's wins and this is where they are getting it wrong because that winner luck is not the same as yours. New gamblers allow themselves to be decieved by influencers who make them believe that gambling is a means of making profit because they are promoting a casino. Most of these influencers get their money from ads and not from what they show the public. This is why we should not gamble because of profit but for entertainment.
If the Earth is round, is anything actually flat? Is a plateau a real thing? You could literally question just about anything in existence and have a legitimate argument without ever being completely right or wrong.
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