The cryptocurrency market, infamous for its instability and volatile highs and lows, has seen a significant dip in the past few months. Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, dipped by 1.40% and is currently trading at $23,402.75 while Ethereum, the second biggest cryptocurrency was trading at around $1,604.10, a decrease of 1.59%, as of January 30, 2023.

Although infamous for its volatility, the crypto market is currently holding stable with Bitcoin holding stable around the $23,700 mark. The value of Bitcoin has more than tripled since 2021 and remains one of the most popular investments among retail and institutional investors, despite recent price rectifications.

In what is seen as an indication of a strong demand for alternative cryptocurrencies besides Bitcoin and Ethereum, the Solana and Binance Coin (BNB) have increased up to 6 percent in value.

Solana, a high-performance blockchain platform, has been attracting attention due to its ability to handle high transaction volumes and its fast-processing times. On the other hand, Binance Coin is the native token of the Binance exchange, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges.

Trading prices of major cryptocurrencies:

    •    Bitcoin :$23,157.54

-2.99%

    •    Ethereum : $1,586.03 USD

-3.54%

    •    Tether : $1.02 USD

+0.59%

    •    USD Coin : $1.00 USD

-0.10%

    •    BNB:  $315.00 USD

-1.28%

    •    XRP : $0.3989 USD

-4.87%

    •    Dogecoin : $0.09418 USD

+4.71%

    •    Cardano : $0.3778 USD

-4.79%

    •    Polygon : $1.11 USD

-5.32%

    •    Polkadot  : $6.35 USD

-5.02%

    •    Tron : $0.06263 USD

-1.26%

    •    Litecoin : $97.14 USD

+0.87%

    •    Shibu Inu : $0.00001205 USD

-1.45%

    •    Solana : $24.77 USD

-5.40%

Crypto prices are notorious for being unstable and massive price swings in either direction is a common phenomenon in the market. However, a recent trend has seen somewhat of a stability on the scene as other cryptocurrencies, alongside Bitcoin are also seeing an upswing.

The summer transfer market is here again, and teams are battling it out in the Premier League to acquire the best legs. Along with football enthusiasts, punters are flocking to top bookmakers, as well as crypto bookmaker sites, to stake on which teams land the top stars.

Liverpool, desperate to save a failing season, have already procured the likes of Cody Gakpo.

Man United have moved on from the dramatic exit of their once-upon-a-time icon, Cristiano Ronaldo, in the January acquisition of the Dutch mountain man, Wout Werghost.

Chelsea pulled off a coup by landing the skillful Jao Felix from Atletico Madrid in a stunning half-season loan. Of course, there is so much expectation on the shoulders of the young Portuguese to rescue an underperforming Chelsea side.

Just like Jao Felix, there are other players who arrived at Chelsea with similarly high expectations…but FAILED.

In this article, we will discuss three players who could have done better during their time at Chelsea.

Alvaro Morata

When the Spaniard arrived from Real Madrid to Chelsea, he was flaming with confidence. 

Morata had previously played the role of a super substitute for Real Madrid, where he Kareem Benzema a run for the first striker position.s

Acquired for 58 million pounds, many expected him to slot into Antonio Conte’s team and steadily pull of the goals. 

His calm demeanor was also expected to introduce some calm forward, particularly after the unpredictably aggressive Diego Costa fought with almost every Premier League defender.

Indeed, Morata’s first season was not as miserable.

He managed to score 15 goals in 30 starts. But after a bright start, his performances nosedived dramatically. By the second season, Morata was severely short on confidence, haunted by his extensive portfolio of big chances missed.

Notably, in the second season, Morata only had five goals and was already a laughingstock at Stamford Bridge. Injuries didn’t help his cause either, as the Spaniard struggled with reoccurring back issues.

Ultimately, Chelsea would cut their losses by shipping him on loan to Atletico Madrid.

Khalid Boulahrouz

Khalid Boulahrouz played a defensive position for Chelsea from 2006 – 2008. Even in this short time (2 years) at Chelsea, he was loaned out to Sevilla for a year, where he made six appearances and scored no goals.

Due to several issues, Khalid Boulahrouz’s performance in the English Premier League was subpar. 

First of all, he struggled to adapt to the toughness and pace of the English Premier League. Secondly, he had trouble adjusting to the Chelsea team’s tactical demands, which represented a significant improvement above the league he had previously played in.

Ultimately, he could not perform to the greatest standards because of his lack of experience playing at the highest level of European football, which revealed his flaws. Additionally, he was frequently played out of position, which prevented him from using his skill.

In all, Khalid Boulahrouz made a total of 13 appearances, scored no goals, and gave no assist. You can clearly see that Khalid Boulahrouz terribly flopped at Chelsea when put on par with his defensive counterpart, Ashley Cole, who gave several goal assists, scored 7 goals, and made 229 appearances in his stay at Chelsea.

After his loan tenor was over in 2008, Khalid Boulahrouz was later sold off to VfB Stuttgart, where he made more appearances and scored two goals.

Winston Bogarde

Winston Bogarde’s performance at Chelsea was a total flop because, despite his considerable talent and experience, he was unable to have an impact on the team. He struggled to make the first team and was frequently criticized for his lack of effort and dedication to the club.

His ability to get along with the other players was also lacking, and his attitude toward teamwork and training was frequently questioned.

Winston Bogarde’s performance at Chelsea was more like the display of a dying star. Although Winston Bogarde had played full-back for several popular clubs, which includes SVV, Sparta Rotterdam, Ajax, Milan, and Barcelona, he failed to replicate his successes at Chelsea.

Winston Bogarde made a total of 9 appearances, scored no goals, and gave no goal assists in his stay at Chelsea (2000 – 2004). Given his experience playing at popular clubs, the French center-back player, William Gallas, seems to be beating Winston Bogarde at his game with 12 goals in 159 appearances whilst having no prior high-grade experience at any popular clubs.

In the end, when Winston Bogarde’s contract ended in 2004, he refused to accept a wage cut, which led to his eventual dismissal from the team in 2006 and his retirement from football. Now he is pursuing a managerial career at Ajax.

Patrick van Aanholt

Due to a lack of opportunity and playing time, Patrick van Aanholt’s performance at Chelsea was a flop compared to other clubs he had played for. 

Van Aanholt spent five years with Chelsea but only made two appearances and had no goals or assists before being eventually loaned out four times to different clubs.

Due to the presence of more seasoned players like Ashley Cole and Branislav Ivanovic, who had made over 200 appearances and had scored more than six goals, he also had trouble making an impression.

Van Aanholt ultimately failed to join Chelsea’s first team and left the club for Sunderland in 2014, where he made 82 appearances and scored 7 goals. After Sunderland, he furthered his career at Crystal Palace and is now in Galatasaray, where he is making significant progress.

These mentioned players clearly had potential. But somehow, we never saw enough of it at Chelsea.

We all hear about new cryptocurrencies releases in the Indian crypto market every other day. But it is not possible always to verify and decide among them which is the safest, especially as common people.

So, we have taken the liberty to sort out the best among them, the one which is most valuable on returns.

Tronado (TRDO) is a utility token created to serve the real purpose of Crypto Currency; first came into existence in September 2020 by the founding members of CRYPQUE, Abhishek Bhandari, Ankit Bhasin, Sidharth Shukla and Anshit Jindal. It is built on BEP20 (Binance Smart Chain) currently the fastest blockchain. It is accessible to everyone on two public exchanges as of now, Coinbit.io and AZbit.com. It is soon going to be available on the Tronado Utility App for direct buying.

Tronado has already made a huge impact in the Indian crypto-market by making crypto available for a day-to-day use. It can directly be used as a currency for day-to-day work purposes such as online shopping, paying utility bills, and many more; also allowing users to pay through UPI without any conversion procedure. It is as safe as any other legit crypto tokens available and can be tracked with the public ledger available on the BSC Scan (Binance Smart Chain Scan).

Tronado is currently available in USDT pair and soon will be available in INR pair as well. As of now, there are no restrictions on liquidation of the exchange. Also, a holder can liquidate all his/her assets at once.

A lot of projects of similar kind came into existence, but Tronado is a special kind of utility token and has delivered its roadmap to work on real time basis. It stands out among every other cryptocurrency available, just not being available for trade, but also for real life usage, ensuring growth for future.

About CRYPQUE:

CRYPQUE is a Web3.0, Blockchain & Crypto based technology company which is building platform for masses for crypto asset management and implementing it for day-to-day transactions like any other real-time currencies. It aims to create an ecosystem where users can make utility services payments, UPI, IMPS, P2P buying and selling, credit card payments, insurance premium payment. CRYPQUE got registered in the year 2022 with the founding members – Abhishek Bhandari, Ankit Bhasin, Sidharth Shukla & Anshit Jindal.