Can you give us a summary of how many tokens have been burned?

So how does this work? You earn or buy liquid Leo, and then power it all up on 15th July? Is there a minimum you need to power up? And is the winner selected randomly, or is it the person who has powered

I understand that Celsius invested a lot in stETH, and then it all fell apart and they weren't able to make Ethereum withdrawals.

Initially I thought you had actually caught a reflection of a rainbow from the sky, and wondered, "How did he do that!"

Basically, coins that can be shorted are going down faster than coins that can't. For example Kraken has hundreds of coins where you can do spot trading. But they only allow shorting on 36 coins. Sometimes

Tether's marketcap is dropping because people are asking for redemptions in fiat. So far Tether is meeting the redemptions, which is a good sign.

There is still a lot of forced selling due to margin calls. But those have to come to an end in the next few weeks, at which point bitcoin should at least stabalise.

The eurozone crisis was in 2011. It's amazing it has taken over a decade to unwind the distortions created by that event.

Those kids look so thrilled to be on stage and part of the performance.

Yes - we're seeing his true personality which palace PR had previously concealed.

I like the idea of carrying a fan wherever you go. Especially such beautiful fans like these.

The more liquid a market is, the less volatile it is. It's very hard to move the US dollar by 1% in a day for instance, even the central banks can't do it. And there are 200 fiat currencies in the world

I like this gold flower tiara much better than the art-deco geometric tiaras.

So the prices should start to drop by the end of summer?

I'm glad Tether is surviving. Crypto can't take anymore shocks.

A whale shouldn't be able to move the price that much. The lack of liquidity is a real problem for some coins.

when the centralization of wealth happens, it becomes toxic in the sense that it will continue to maximize the central power and eventually, it will be attacked by the larger population in a redistribution

For someone who has claimed royal status is "toxic", he's awfully keen on hierarchy.

Also Hive is a western dominated token, but all the exchanges it's listed on are the eastern ones inherited from Steemit (Upbit, Binance etc) Binance actually got banned in the UK for a few months, and

Would it be expensive to increase the blocksize? Would the people running nodes need bigger servers? Is the cost the source of their resistance?