This is it then. Yesterday PSG secured another title. This is their 14th French league championship in history. Lens won only once in 1997-98 season, so 28 years ago.
Lens played a decent game and actually dominated in terms of the number of shots on goal and good scoring chances created. It was too late anyway, and the win wouldn't change much. Even if Lens defeated PSG and won against Lyon on Sunday, and if PSG lost to Paris FC, both Lens and PSG would have the same number of points but PSG has a way better goal difference, so Lens' chances were purely mathematical.

We should still have some action and excitement in the battle of the distribution of the rest of the European cup places (3 to 6). I'll post the current league standings and lets see how will they change after Sunday' round is completed:

Como doesn't have a great chance of finishing fourth; finishing the season in fifth place and qualifying for the Europa League would already be a success. Inter won the Coppa Italia, and since they're also champions of Italy, a Europa League spot is now available, currently occupied by Como in sixth place. The only unknowns are Milan and Roma; unfortunately, one of them will end up in the Europa League, and I believe it will be Milan in the end.

Very wrong, every time is the perfect time to investing bitcoin in as much as your discretionary income is available and can successfully accumulate and hold bitcoin for a longer term or more without stress using the dca strategy for a low or middle class investor while for the high class investor can apply the lump sum strategy to invest whenever they wish although the two  strategy can be adopted by anyone at anytime and then when the dip cones can also be adopted

According to data provided by Alexes Nakamoto as of this month's 3rd, the image below ^{(that's if the information in the image is correct though)} depicts the total amount of Bitcoin held worldwide by institutions, CEX, individuals, lost BTC, etc.
This indicates that self-custody is still winning despite the number of people investing in STRC and others because of the dividends they will receive.
Many Bitcoiners may be unaware that President Donald Trump's enthusiasm for Bitcoin is not coincidental; rather, it stems from his family's experience of being debanked and antagonized by the traditional banking system when he began his presidential campaign.
This debanking caused him to shift to pro-crypto motivate in 2024. After winning the election, President Donald Trump backed Bitcoin because he realized the true value of assets that were not under state control due to lawsuits and frozen assets he experience suring his campaign,  which is why he supported BTC after he won the election.
This shows that if BTC is not outside the regulatory design, it will be just another regular asset, and I hope what I said here is enough to change the mindset of some Bitcoiners who participate in the STRC and other ETF investments or use a custodial platform as storage, know one of the dangers they will experience in the future.

My question now is, do will we still need to be afraid that 51% of BTC could end up in the custody of MicroStrategy/other ETF organizations since Strategy is raising billions of dollars through their STRC dividend offer to investors to buy more Bitcoin almost every 2 months (funny enough, some Bitcoiners are celebrating their accumulation)?

Africa will be coming to Nigeria, as Nigeria is set to host two major CAF events this year.

The events are the CAF Ordinary General Assembly, which is expected to take place in October, and the CAF Awards ceremony, which will be held in December of this year.
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It will not be the first time we have hosted this event, but I hope the event is much more put together than the one hosted in 2015.

From all indications, Inter Milan looked very strong. We can confirm this in their recent meetings between the two teams but football does not work that way. One game is enough to change the script but can Lazio really make this a real cup battle? I doubt it because Lazio always fail to do something important when they have to. They can still hope for the best but they should be aware they'll be playing against a team that is far superior in every aspect.

Manchester City vs Crystal Palace will be an interesting game to watch. Palace are not far from relegation which means it is compulsory that they win their last two game against Manchester City and against Arsenal to avoid relegation entirely. Any club close to West Ham and Tottenham in point can easily be relegated if they do not win their last two game and if eventually West Ham and Tottenham win the next game, it will be a thing of goal difference to spot out the relegated club who will join Burnley and Wolves.