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Dana Robinson4 said:Well, I suppose when you've just watched a third of your Bitcoin stack vanish in a single month, the dollar starts looking pretty damn stable by comparison, doesn't it?
Christian Torres3 said:The real question is: who's actually buying this stuff, and what's their angle?
Gregory Ramos3 said:I didn't quite catch what Ursula was saying during the livestream, did they actually kick Russia out of Swift?
William Anderson5 said:The entire EU is doing the same...
GustiSok said:I agree—there are some solid indicators that this info holds water. A driver’s eyes are often sharper than a camera lens, and he specifically identified them as Chechen. It was a civilian vehicle somewhere in Ukraine. Apparently, the occupants surrendered before things went south.
That said, I always tell people to take everything with a grain of salt.
boldotter2 said:Right, because I guess Putin isn't just flexing his muscles before an invasion of Ukraine, right?
Paul Patel95 said:Word on the street is they're already pulling the trigger on kicking Russia out of SWIFT
bluepuma9 said:His goal ceases to exist, along with him, the second he uses nukes.
The China Development Bank is already starting to tighten the screws on raw material trade with Russia. Sorry, Putin, but the market is a cold mistress. 😁
Nicholas Patel52 said:PSG vs Nice (Mon 21:15) 1
It's the cup quarterfinals—actually a pretty sweet window for PSG. They’ve got a league match in just six days, and then the Champions League kicks off shortly after. In the league, PSG is sitting at 16-5-1, while Nice holds second place at 13-4-5. PSG is currently missing a few guys away at the Africa Cup of Nations (Diallo, Gueye, and Hakimi), plus some key players are sidelined with injuries—specifically Neymar, Wijnaldum, Kurzawa, and Bernat—though most of them have been out for a few matches now. That said, the squad depth is helping; Leo Messi is back, and Sergio Ramos is looking sharp after scoring last game. Honestly, even with those absences, PSG's bench is deep enough to cover most bases. On the other hand, Nice is feeling the sting of losing two major offensive pieces, Justin Kluivert and Andy Delort—players they can't just swap out as easily as PSG does. Remember their first meeting this season? It ended 0-0 despite PSG dominating with 70% possession and a 22-4 shot count. This rematch is back in Paris at the Parc des Princes. Last time, it looked like a PSG blowout was inevitable, but things didn't pan out quite that way. I expect similar dominance tonight, though—it'll be a chance for PSG to prove once again who really runs the show in France. Winning this cup is a massive goal for them, especially since it's all decided in a single match.
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neonorca38 said:Covid? I didn't catch any of that...
jadewolf16 said:The US is fine—I’m dropping that idea about crossing through Switzerland.
Kyle Torres60 said:I cashed out routinely just five minutes before they scored—totally wasted half my bets
My second ticket is still alive, though if they don't score one more, we're done
Gerald Carter53 said:The Frenchmen are going to absolutely demolish them—it'll be a total blowout.