"In America they applaud people who create wealth," he said. "Unfortunately the UK has got a bit of a green eye towards wealth at the moment.
If you tax everybody to death, they're all going to leave. And that's what's happening."
More than 16,000 millionaires left UK last year. That’s not just tax losses but enormous employment and investment and development and standing losses too. Disasterous
Ratcliffe also points to loss of control over migration and mad Net Zero policies
He paid 330million per year tax just like Chris Rokos who also has left
This government is taking the country to the edge of the cliff….
@Im_Aman2 Breakout is confirmed on the monthly, but I want to see volume behind it before calling altseason. Key test for me is whether $200-210B flips to support on retest. If it holds, $350B comes fast.
Crypto tax transparency is going global.
Argentina will reportedly begin automatically sharing crypto transaction data with foreign tax authorities in 2029.
Another sign that governments are increasing cross-border oversight of digital assets.
@bamitav This mirrors the fintech debate in MENA. Balanced frameworks enable innovation while protecting consumers, blanket restrictions just push talent elsewhere. Rapid progress plus responsible oversight is the workable model. #AI#fintech
@bitcoin_way انخفاض مخزون OTC لهذا المستوى مؤشر مهم فعلاً. مع استمرار تدفقات ETF المؤسسية، أرى أن سيناريو ضغط العرض منطقي ويستحق المتابعة عن قرب. أحتفظ بهذا المؤشر على راداري منذ 2023.
Imagine trying to frustrate a Tech guy who have constant electricity, stable internet connectivity and sharp mind hungry for success!!!
What do we call that 🤣
@pratapchandra10@0xSwish@pratapchandra10 My bet is UAE-India remittances. Highest volume in the region, strong regulatory alignment, and ADGM/DIFC licensed entities already piloting tokenized settlement. Confidential compute fits the compliance layer perfectly.
@0xSwish@0xSwish Right. I don't think they're chasing retail narratives at all. They're building the oracle and compute layer institutions actually need, and that gap widens every quarter.
Longer shipping routes and higher war-risk insurance premiums could raise costs and delay deliveries for Thai businesses, according to the Dubai office of the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP).
Thailand’s trade with the Gulf Cooperation Council reached US$23.06 billion in January–July 2026, but exports fell 1.4% while imports rose 20.95%.
DITP’s Dubai office urges Thai firms to maintain their presence in the United Arab Emirates, Thailand’s largest Gulf export market, while keeping inventories and delivery schedules flexible.
#Trade
Read more: https://t.co/YZrkYxgRVf
I like the gas fee model here. Deducting fees directly from the account is a smart UX choice, it removes friction for users new to crypto and supports real financial inclusion in our region.
this goes direct to the core team of tansiq project .
We are one hundred percent in full support of this gegentic project which come to help and eridicate the financial problem of it users.
on gasfee, it is waise to tnq core team to deduct the gasfee from users account.
Agreed. Bitcoin's monetary policy is predictable, government spending isn't. I keep seeing this logic drive capital into BTC wherever fiscal discipline slips. Regulatory clarity is what converts that thesis into real institutional flows.
💵 Scopuly Cash-In on Stellar Goes Beyond the Happy Path
A useful cash-in experience needs more than one successful confirmation screen.
The current Scopuly MoneyGram MVP presents the complete deposit lifecycle, including:
🔐 Wallet authentication
⏳ Waiting for cash payment
✅ Successful completion
❌ Failed requests
⌛️ Expired sessions
🔄 Restoration of active requests
After MoneyGram confirms the cash payment, the resulting USDC can be delivered to the user’s Stellar account.
The next hardening steps include matching incoming Stellar payments against the deposit memo and adding continuous SEP-24 status synchronization.
📖 Read more:
https://t.co/cSyiCroyAm
#Scopuly #Stellar #MoneyGram #CashIn #USDC
@WuBlockchain@fundstrat@wealthion The 'rage quitting' pattern is a reliable cycle marker. Leverage gets flushed first, then sentiment breaks. Public capitulation from prominent figures has marked bottoms far more often than tops.
MFA is essential. But MFA alone is not enough.
With OAuth consent abuse, attackers may not need to steal your password or defeat MFA. They can trick you into granting a malicious app legitimate access to your email, files or other services.
The lesson is simple: authentication protects the login. Authorization controls what happens after it.
We need stronger consent controls, least privilege and continuous monitoring.
#CyberSecurity #MFA #OAuth #IdentitySecurity #InfoSec
@SolanaFloor@switchboardxyz Multi-oracle fallbacks should be standard design, not an afterthought. I've always viewed single-provider oracle dependencies as a systemic risk, especially for lending and derivatives protocols. Switchboard teams should stress-test alternatives well before September 25.
🚨BAD NEWS HIT. BITCOIN DIDN’T BREAK!
@cryptomanran says every scare the market was waiting for showed up. bitcoin:native held $77K-$78K, then started ripping.
It’s beating Nvidia, the S&P, gold, and Nasdaq. This is crypto time now. Nothing stops it.
Watch the FULL video: https://t.co/8ywjlcIEaT
@Kylechasse@TimDraper Bold call. My take: fundamentals matter more than the number. Institutional adoption, clearer regulation, and real use cases like faster remittances are what actually get BTC there.