I was asleep and failed to wake up on time to watch Barca vs Inter. A bit surprised with the scoreline though. I predicted Barca to win with a 1 or 2 margin, looks like Inter is giving all they can to push as far as possible, hence the result. If they play with the same intensity, I think they'll give Barca trouble on the second leg too. I wonder if Barca will go through the final this time. Anyway, regardless of who wins on the second leg, I hope the final is as entertaining as the matches before it.

I mean, let's say the government works together with a select group of people to amass wealth. As evil as they are, they won't cripple the nation because it would just affect them negatively. They'll let people taste opportunity here and there, which is where you should focus on to increase your wealth. It's not like they can just take away your money or force you to trash your crypto, for example, unless you're living in a hellhole to begin with. There's only so much they can do to help you out of poverty, you need to do the rest yourself. CMIIW.

I think the biggest issue I have on this forum is the occasional errors, such as the "last 25 seconds IP post". Other than that, my experience is quite similar. I'm fine with UI as long as the UX is good. For example, even if the quick reply feature is quite basic, I can work with that as long as previewing the post or posting my reply doesn't lead me to the homepage or somewhere else. Adding more quick-access features would be great though, because someone might find remembering bbcode tags difficult. I guess the preview is there for that purpose, but it would be cool to see a toggle right on the quick reply box.

If mixers are considered legal, to some extent,  as you read on the article, I think that other countries may follow the same process or idea.

I also think that's possible, but again, the note is that mixers have to provide data to the government if they don't want to be labelled as illegal, which is a terrible thing to do because it will break any trust to the mixer itself even if they don't do any KYC. I doubt anyone who wants to use a mixer or privacy tools would be comfortable with that. Even if there is no KYC or registration, it can still lead to many issues. Heck, there are many database leaks lately, which show that customer data is targeted by bad actors, too. The government isn't really good with keeping it secure either. CMIIW.

Kalau di Binance gak, volume trading-nya itu cuma berpengaruh sama poinnya saja tidak mempengaruhi alokasi airdrop.

Kalau misalnya syarat minimal dinaikkan sama Binance, bukannya kebutuhan buat holding/trading volume juga makin besar? Plus tiap minggu bakal ada refresh. Ane ga mengikuti event TGE seperti ini dari awal, tapi dari komen yang ane baca di beberapa announcement sepertinya ada komentar yang poinnya seperti diatas[1].

[1] https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/detail/12e7f2e555704f9c8e852d1c1afb032a

Btw, gimana persepsi member lain terhadap voting koin tersebut? Awalnya ane kira itu spot bisa dibeli layaknya ad slot/banner yang udah ada di forum. Sekilas ane baca tentang burning token agak bikin khawatir kalau bakal diabuse sama scammer walau ada janji bakal ada removal kalau diketahui proyeknya pump & dump atau scam. Ane paham sih niatnya bikin arus visit ke forum naik karena bakal ada komunitas meme yang ngevote, cuma ga tahu apakah dampaknya sepositif itu dibanding dampak negatif kemungkinan spam dkk.

Akhir" ini ane sering dapet rekomendasi game 33 Expedition dari beberapa komunitas yang ane ikuti. Dari cuplikan gameplay yang ane lihat sepertinya ini game turn-based yang punya elemen action. Apakah agan" disini ada yang pernah coba? Apakah gameplay selambat game turn-based gacha atau cukup kompleks kayak Darkest Dungeon dkk? Harganya cukup mahal buat ane sih, mungkin nunggu diskon dulu baru ane beli.

But with the news of hackings, the services of anonymity are also targeted by the government due to the usage of theirs. The government only looks at mixers like that and not for ordinary people increasing our privacy.

I honestly don't think they differentiate mixers into a group of "good guys" and "bad guys" like that. Based on some articles that they published (the US at least), it's clear they consider a mixer or any privacy tools legal, but the government must have access to the data, or they'll call it illegal, and so on. Obviously, a business will get more scrutiny if it processes a high volume of hacked funds. More marketing definitely increases the chances that bad actors will abuse the service for what they need, so the dev must be careful with that. CMIIW.