Is #AndrewTate's "Bruv" party even registered with the Electoral Commission? He talks a good game but I don't think he is even fielding any candidates to run for seats. The UK needs something like him to shake up politics there. This better not just be for his Twitter engagement.

Social media is shit, including Nostr. Use it sparingly.

4Chan and KiwiFarms are suing the the UK's Ofcom in a US court. They may be troll sites but even so, I hope they DESTROY Ofcom.

BBC News

4chan launches legal case against Ofcom in US federal court

It wants the court to prohibit Ofcom from enforcing the Online Safety Act against it in the US.

The UK needs regime change:

Is the Trump Administration Trying to Topple the British Government?

The problem with the hot-take culture of social media is that speculative ruminations, which may turn out to be wrong, are often disincentivised.

Cake Wallet's swap feature is dangerous to use as long as they use KYC middlemen. You could lose: (a) all your money (b) all your privacy even (c) both... ... if those middlemen deem your exchange "suspicious". Those middlemen include: ChangeNow Exolix LetsExchange StealthEx Pretty much all of them, basically. Probably best not to use Cake Wallet for swaps, and rely on strictly no KYC swap platforms like EigenWallet, Bisq and Haveno. Thoughts, @Cake Wallet ? Maybe take this feature out until safety from KYC is assured.

When I speak to normies about having some of their money in gold, a frequent objection is "I can't afford to buy gold". You don't "BUY" gold per se, you are simply changing your money to gold. Your money is still your money. You are not "buying" anything.

In May 2017, Bitcoin was at $1742. By December 2017, price was $19,423. A 1014% gain in 7 months. The equivalent today would mean we go from $113,000 today to $115 Million by March 2026. That is NOT going to happen any more The ship has sailed. BTC as a get rich quick scheme is finished and is now at the end-point of a pyramid scheme. It has been used by the masses to get rich. A rise to just $150,000 would be considered big nowadays, because BTC's "number go up" has run out of steam, leaving it vulnerable to an exodus when the next get rich quick scheme comes along. And when the next pyramid scheme comes along, those masses will move their money over and BTC's price (inflated by those speculators) is prone to crash.

LocalCoinSwap, you have turned evil. Not evil just for adopting KYC which is evil enough, but fully evil with the "trustworthy" or "assurance" doublespeak evil people like you and the KYC regime engage in. Bisq and Haveno are live proof that your KYC is not about safety or security, but about tracking the masses on behalf of the regime. May whatever maker you believe in have mercy on your soul.