Thank you very much.

Yup. That was the goal.

I am not sure. I have to first figure out what is my ideal. Plus I have to look into various countries with their math education. For country candidates I think these countries are rigorous in their math

I am not sure about the word never with pressure. Some people & students do better under pressure or when there is a deadline that is close. I do agree that pressure can drive someone crazy.

The frontend website for Stemgeeks is:

Toronto housing prices have been going up in the last two years. These prices will go up until price corrections or a crash (after interest rate increases).

There is a lot of math educational content out there (i.e. Youtube) so you can learn at your own pace.

I got 156361.

Yah that one. The green one on the left reminds of Litten from Sun & Moon Pokemon generation.

The red one in the middle.

You are welcome. It does feel like a new Pokémon generation is a bit soon.

One of the ones I use from your list is Blocktrades. I use it on the regular. Another one I use is the CoinEx exchange. It accepts HIVE.

You are very welcome.

The reason is unknown from what I know from the student. Even if an assignment was submitted on a blockchain, the teacher could still not mark an assignment due to laziness or whatever.

Yes minimizing errors very important. Self-correction is super helpful too with math and other subjects.

Time constraints is an important thing. One has to find the right balance between speed and accuracy.

These could be nice in Canada as well.

Actually, I do think you are right with the BTC prize pool as tournament advertising. The recent CS:GO Major in Stockholm Sweden featured the crypto exchange Bitget. Knowing Twitch chat, they call any

Agreed. With all that news for China, it made the list according to the article. Germany, Kazakhstan and Ireland surprised me.

There is that too. DCA for long term holds after buying early. I was focused more on the math parts.