Bix Weir

Ex-banker dedicated to uncovering market manipulation and exposing the forces shaping global crypto, silver, and gold markets.

[Bix Weir @BixWeir_]

Hey Investors, if you’re looking to grow your crypto portfolio, reply “interested” and DM me to get started.

This isn’t a random callout. I’m sharing a high-conviction market setup with a small group, based on the same trades and strategies I’m using with my own capital.

You’ll get clear entry points, defined risk management, and a structured approach targeting significant upside potentially as much as 5X over the next 25–30 days.

No hype. No promises. Just disciplined trades based on market conditions, with the goal of managing risk while pursuing opportunity.

I’m keeping the group small so I can actually give people the attention they need. If that sounds like your style, reply “interested” and I’ll send you the details.

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[Dinesh D'Souza @DineshDSouza]

What if Americans don’t legally have to pay federal income tax at all?

[The Wolf Of All Streets @scottmelker]

BitMEX, the inventor of the perpetual swap, closed

"BitMEX exchange now closed. In the words of Jay-Z, grand opening, grand closing. And they did have a grand opening, and dying sadly with a whimper here, BitMEX, the inventor of the perpetual swap, which is a product that is coming to every market everywhere, 24/7, 365."

"Think about how crazy that is. A bunch of crypto degens were trading 100x longs on BitMEX with this perpetual swap. Shorts pay longs and longs pay shorts, and you don't need a futures contract because it's happening perpetually. Swap. Perpetual swap."

"Now we have every platform on the planet offering that, and with stocks as well. But BitMEX obviously had their problems. They had these larger exchanges start to eat their lunch when they had their problems."

"I was one of those people in the early days who was an American that wasn't allowed to be trading on BitMEX, but I was. And they closed my account, and they just stole my $BTC, and never responded. Can I get that back? You're closed."

[Raoul Pal @RaoulGMI]

See you in Singapore!

[Liz Churchill @liz_churchill10]

Incredible. President Trump stopped a Globalist Carbon Tax that would’ve decimated our World…and stated that while he’s President…there will NOT be a Global Government…

“Last year, my Administration was forced to intervene to stop an obscure UN body…from secretly establishing a first-ever GLOBAL CARBON TAX…to raise international shipping costs by 10 to 20%”

[GB News @GBNEWS]

‘It feels like there has been no healing since 2016.’

Comedian Steve N Allen reacts to Tony Blair telling Andy Burnham that Britain should commit to rejoining the European Union within the next 10 years.

📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604

[Declaration of Memes @LibertyCappy]

Do you watch your children's diets?

🤔🤔🤔👀👀

Do you track how much unhealthy food they're allowed to consume?

What if the snack your kids reach for every day actually helped them build better habits for the rest of their lives?

Give them apples. Some berries. A banana. Oranges. Grapes. Real food that actually comes from somewhere.

Fruit gives kids fiber, vitamins, minerals, and naturally occurring sugars packaged with other nutrients. Candy gives them a lot of added sugar without offering much else. That difference matters when you are building eating habits from a young age.

Kids learn what normal food looks like by eating it. If every snack is cookies, candy, sugary cereal, and packaged treats, that becomes the standard. If fruit, vegetables, meat, eggs, dairy, and other whole foods are normal parts of the household, kids learn to recognize real food as normal too.

And there is something satisfying about keeping it simple. Wash the fruit. Put it on the table. Let them eat it.

As a dad, one of the best things you can give your kids is a good starting point. Teach them to enjoy food that actually nourishes them. Give them habits they can carry into adulthood.

You are not just deciding what your child eats today. You are helping shape what they consider normal.

What kind of relationship with food are you teaching your kids every time you hand them a snack?

[Naomi Seibt @NaomiSeibt]

You need to understand this:

Once the AfD wins the absolute majority and forms a federal government, Europe will change drastically.

The EU will fall, and with that, the life support of every tyrant in Europe.

[Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio]

Good to see Argentina’s President @JMilei in New York today.

Our bilateral relationship is strong, and our hemisphere is safer because of our close cooperation on energy, critical minerals, and agricultural issues.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

“Stop the boats”

became

“Smash the gangs”

became

“Lay on a police escort”

and

“Smash dissent”

A reckoning is coming.

[Fox News Politics @foxnewspolitics]

Jim Jordan drops a 57-page report accusing Jack Smith and the Biden DOJ of trying to tilt the 2024 election with public disclosures of his probe's findings.

The report alleges DOJ's own Public Integrity Section warned subpoenas to lawmakers could be unconstitutional but approved them anyway, calculating there was little "litigation risk" because the gag orders would keep lawmakers in the dark. Members of Congress were reportedly unaware of the surveillance for more than two years.

Jordan says Smith's team "ran roughshod over key constitutional protections" and broke protocol by releasing a massive trove of alleged evidence weeks before the 2024 presidential election to sway public opinion. The report also claims Smith privately admitted to then-AG Merrick Garland that lawmakers "likely have a valid Speech or Debate privilege" — but Garland gave his blessing to proceed anyway.

Story here: https://t.co/igWKtLTh44

[The Hormuz Letter @HormuzLetter]

BREAKING: US directly rejects Iran's terms to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, per US officials to Yonhap.

Trump rejected it after Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner sat in one room and Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi in another, with Qatari mediators shuttling between them.

The rejected conditions were $300 billion in US compensation, all US sanctions lifted, $100 billion in frozen assets released, an end to the naval blockade, US troop withdrawal from the region, and a regional ceasefire including Lebanon and Gaza.

[The Rabbit Hole @TheRabbitHole]

Observe how El Salvador became a much better country by going after the bottom 1%.

It’s much harder to justify soft on crime when people can compare the results.

[Catturd ™ @catturd2]

How many times did I called this clown the biggest fraud in NYC - and there you have it.

[Stephen Miller @StephenM]

Send tips.

[SaltyGoat @SaltyGoat17]

30 oil refineries have shut down and no longer refine crude-oil in the United States since 2008

So all of you dipsh*ts out there blaming Trump for gas and diesel prices can just stop

You're just making yourself look more stupid than normal

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

I've just reached out to @ezralevant and asked him to help Danny like he helped me when I was locked up.

They're going to do everything in their power to try and stop Danny's activism, these charges carry a maximum of life in prison.

A plan has been hatched to defend Danny against these parasites.

Just this week, UK Home Secretary @ShabanaMahmood says she'll use the "full force of the law" against @RealDannyTommo for exposing their sick agenda.

We must all rally behind Danny.

[Lyn Alden @LynAldenContact]

Ya'll are so crazy I'm writing another sci fi novel to remain sane.

You're going to love it, though.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Britain is heading for national bankruptcy. The national debt is over £3000bn, up almost 10 fold in a generation.

In August alone the Government borrowed a further £18.3bn, the worst August figure since COVID, despite record tax rises.

The money raised from taxation is going into a black hole for little or no benefit to British people.

In fact, we are now largely funding the third world invasion of our shores. It is bent beyond belief.

The Government is accumulating £130bn of new debt each year and we are spending over £120bn each year just to service this debt. That is about twice the defence budget, wasted.

A millstone around the young’s necks for past profligacy.

It shames my generation.

Since Labour won in July 2024 they have continued feathering the public sector’s nest.

Public sector pay has risen 12.8% since July 2024 compared with private sector increases of 7.8% while inflation is up 7.3%.

Public sector worker headline pays now £757 per week against £739 for the private sector. The real gap is far higher due to far more generous pensions, generally longer holidays, higher public sector absentee rates and a job for life culture.

This might be fine if the productivity of the public sector was credible.

It is not. Obviously.

More if we look at employment growth since January 2000 the public sector has taken on a staggering 1,137,000 extra workers while the private sector has been stagnant putting on a mere 231,000 jobs.

When one considers the UK population was estimated at 67.1 million in 2020 against 69.3 million today the private sector is in clear and obvious recession.

This recession is entirely the Government’s fault by engineering very high energy prices while increasing tax and regulation.

A recipe for disaster, to say the very least.

For this extra million plus workers in the public sector one might have expected fantastic service.

Do you believe that’s the case? I certainly don’t.

ONS data suggests shows that public sector productivity has risen a whopping 1.8% since 1997.

1997 is the very dawn of the internet, pre AI and digital technology - this is a staggeringly inept performance and lags UK economy wide productivity gains averaging 32%.

If one excludes debt interest payments and welfare payments HMG spends c£850bn.

A 31% productivity gap since equates to c£230bn of lost opportunity.

The mystery of the UK’s abysmal economic performance is no mystery at all. It comes down clearly and simply as a result of the private sector being crushed and crowded out under the weight of gross public sector inefficiency.

I detest it.

A generation ago Britain was split roughly two thirds private and one third public, today it is close to 50-50.

Through massive regulation, high taxation, welfarism and excess debt we have swapped a productive private sector led economy for an incompetent and failing public sector one.

Britain spends £45,000 for every family in the land on a public sector which is clearly not fit for purpose.

The radical change needed to restore Britain is possibly more than the average voter will accept.

But it’s the only way, and Restore Britain will continue to make that difficult argument.

I am hopeful that voters will appreciate the honesty for a change.

Because many, many, many awful decisions lay ahead.

They need to be taken.

[Mark Moss @1MarkMoss]

This new economic system is going to scale faster than almost anyone is prepared for

For the first time ever, we have tech using its own tech, human adoption has always been the bottleneck

Now with the rails built, and the SEC and CFTC out of the way, it’s time to scale.

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

BREAKING: Prime Minister of Canada Carney prepared for ‘risk’ that Trump might order U.S.-led military invasion of Canada, per CTV