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I should add that I started to DCA after each wage for the last 3 months, which has worked out very nicely.

Get the champagne out, I'm at break even! It's been a hell of a ride so far: i was up about £7k and then down about £8k. I quickly learnt at the start of my crypto journey that buying and selling was only reducing my wallet and that hodling is how its done. I tell you what though, all those roller coaster memes are on the button.

This will never happen because of the way things are going and we will all be paying increasingly more tax as the years go on, but, it would make so much more sense if income tax was calculated by taking into account both parents earnings. What I mean is, at the moment, if one parent stays at home and the other is out earning a decent wage to provide they have to pay substantially more than if both parents were out working the higher rate income tax. As it stands, a couple have an allowance of 100k before they have to pay the criminal 40% tax whereas if only one person is working the allowance is only 50k. That is quite a difference. If anything it encourages families to not have their children looked after by their mum or dad and instead punted off to some nursery for half the week or more. Pointless post I know but I kind of just wanted a rant.

https://www.cityam.com/aker-move-could-signal-unprecedented-enthusiasm-for-institutional-bitcoin-investment/ Here's another one to add to the list.

Sorry for my ignorance. I did try a google search but I couldn't find anything I would consider relevant.

During a discussion with a workmate who's Russian, and travelled quite a bit, he enlightened me to the Swiss method of politics where they hold referendums frequently for matters of importance. I quite like the idea. I can imagine it gives the population a sense of involvement.

Yep. I bought one just to taste and I ended up throwing it away after 2 bites. All the bread over there seems to be rammed with sugar, it's disgusting!

I can second that. I worked in Texas and Oregon for a while and found it very hard to buy quality food from the supermarkets. No wonder Americans are so fat, they're living on shite! Vacume packed sandwiches that last for over a year are sold in every shop/garage!

Did they not talk about this when the bailouts were being enforced upon us? I think the banksters threatened to leave the uk if this were to happen, making thousands(millions?) unemployed. If so, what is different now that they're keeping their mouths shut?

What is the fascination with trams anyway? Surely it makes more sense to use a transport system that's flexable ie busses? Also, how can they justify the HUGE cost involved to implement them? Was the motivation job creation, back handed greed or just plain flamboyancy?