(75 Likes) Is Brock Lesnar the closest thing to a real-life Hulk? I mean, she’s big, strong, and kicks men twice as big as a rag doll.

2/28/15 was at Staples Center in Los Angeles after UFC 184. At the main event that night, Ronda Rousey defeated Cat Zingano in 14 seconds. After the fights were over, I was in the back field and Brock, who was sitting two rows ahead of me on the Octagon side with Dana White, walked back. It seemed like a nice exchange with skater and MTV star Rob Dyrdek. I say it looks nice because the two swapped and I remember hearing Brock ask Rob how Big Black was and if they were still hanging out. (RIP Big Black). I started walking but after about 10 meters I stopped and told my friend, “I need to talk to Lesnar. I approached him, extended my hand, and said, “What’s up Brock?” I wasn’t sure what to expect, but he extended his pan-sized claw to me and said, “Hey man, how are you?” she replied. We had a quick shopping and I asked if it was ok to take pictures. To my surprise he said sure and my son took one with my iPhone. I encouraged Brock and told him I appreciated his work. He was quite friendly.

(66 Likes) Bitcoin is almost at $4,000. To what extent can we expect it to improve?

BTC cannot be evaluated objectively except for its transactional utility. Thus, Bitcoin can never have a “fix” because there is no “correct value” for BTC. This may all sound like semantics, but it gets to the heart of understanding BTC and how much you should buy it for. BTC cannot (yet!) be considered a security or currency or cyber currency. The “correct value” in securities is the PV of all future cash flows. In currencies, the “correct value” can be calculated from the ratio of the nominal interest rates of any two expected currencies. Don’t get me wrong, there is a lot of room for different perspectives in this framework. BUT, there is an accurate value for each of these two asset classes Ironically, even Altcoins have a “correct value” – all Altcoins can be valued relative to BTC price based on their comparative inflation and adoption rate/changes in these adoption rates. , you can’t value BTC… just the value of other coins relative to BTC. I think it looks like I’m parting my hair here, but the semantics are important BUT THE PRICE OF BTC IS IMPORTANT AND ITS LAST PERIOD WILL HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE CURRENT PRICE Unlike the national fiat currency, which is a necessity for living in that country, you cannot order people to use cryptocurrencies… to adopt it. you need them. A currency cannot succeed without adoption. The more people adopt this currency, the more opportunities there will be to use that currency. This is an iterative process that turbo boosts when the currency receives widespread interest (as it is today). I’ve seen a number of TED talks and symposiums where “heralds” refer to a “bulge” facing BTC, where people associate them with the Silk Road and even refer to it as an embarrassing period (you’ll see in the articles). too many) If Silk Road didn’t exist, you would still need 10,000 BTC to buy pizza – because you needed BitCoin to transact on Silk Road. Without SR, it’s hard to see how BTC will persuade people to embrace it) The only way the market will fall due to the rise in BTC yesterday — if people believe the market will fall due to yesterday’s BTC surge… IS THERE A WAY TO VALUE Bitcoin? There are thoughtful research libraries on this topic. And I suggest the most definitive answer anyone can give: Probably – and that’s why I love this market. Here are some of the research pieces I’ve collected over the past year because I think they’re interesting. Check Online Forums to Anticipate Price Changes: I found this interesting. This team produced a model with actionable, predictive insights. When Bitcoin came across information on an online forum: Using text mining to analyze user opinions and predict value volatility As an aside, Google Trends was helpful for me in measuring shifts in public appreciation Use Dark Markets to assess whether BTC is overvalued: This is a Some well-developed research is enough to understand the value of BTC at money laundering “purchasing power parity” to reach equilibrium price)[1]
Check out a few demand-side drivers. It’s hard to relate drivers to price, but watching changes in these drivers correlates to changes in BTC: These guys actually have a thoughtful article, but it’s easy to mock them because they’re pretty cheeky. Basically, they are saying that BTC price formation is a function of transaction speed (another way to arrive at purchasing power parity from the answer above) [2][3]

Accept the truth. Valuing BTC is extremely complex – but the research is getting better and gradually forming triangles on something that could be useful: : This may not seem very useful yet. Basically, they mark almost anything that can affect the price. Too broad to be useful right now, but I wanted to emphasize for two reasons (1) It’s wise to consider everything as we don’t know yet (2) This tends to be the type of work to be developed, modernized and quantified over the next 5 or 10 years to create something useful What Are the Main Drivers of Bitcoin Price? Evidence from Wavelet Coherence Analysis
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[1] Xs://ftalphaville-cdn.ftX/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/22174852/BitVal-BETA-Final-.pdf