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As blockchain becomes more connected to traditional payment systems, banking infrastructure, and real-world settlement, the next challenge is not only access. Creating trust around what happens once software, wallets, and autonomous agents begin interacting with those rails on behalf of people, businesses, and applications is a large part of our new focus. That is the world we have been preparing for with our next two product releases. Agentic commerce needs systems that can watch the path between intent and execution, catch unsafe actions before they reach the wallet, and make sure the final transaction still reflects what was originally authorized.

@RollingHedge They’d raise 5 times the amount of revenue if they reduced stamp, sorted out leasehold like they promised, incentivised older people to downsize, sorted out planning and actually built some houses. But that’s too easy. Absolute clowns. All of them. 🤡

Oh god when will these morons stop? Leave people alone. We all know what this is and who the money it raises is for. Allow me to educate you, Daniel: The £2m threshold isn’t indexed. Frozen bands have been the Treasury’s favourite stealth lever since 2021, and there’s no reason this one escapes the same treatment. A decade of drift and £2m catches an ordinary family house in zones 2 and 3. Soaking the rich today, clobbering the upper-middle tomorrow. Then there’s the asset-rich, cash-poor problem. Plenty of people bought in the 80s on teacher or civil service salaries and now sit on paper millions with pensioner incomes. The bill lands on cashflow they haven’t got. Telling them to downsize or remortgage to cover an annual charge on unrealised gains is a policy with forced sales baked in. It also stacks. Stamp duty on the way in, council tax every year, CGT if it’s not your primary, IHT at the end. Each hits a different event so it’s not automatically incoherent, but piling a fifth recurring charge on the same illiquid brick is hard to defend on any efficiency basis. Some owners will leave, but the genuinely internationally mobile wealthy sit well north of £2m. France ran almost exactly this experiment for thirty years. The (ISF) Impôt de Solidarité sur la Fortune was an annual wealth tax that caught a lot of high-value property. The behavioural response was the headline problem. Wealthy residents took the hint and left, mostly for Belgium, Switzerland and London, and they took their income tax, their VAT and their spending with them. By the time the Macron government scrapped it in 2017, the academic estimates suggested the tax had probably cost the French exchequer more than it raised once you accounted for everything that walked out the door. The exact number is argued over, some studies put the net loss higher than others, but the direction of travel isn’t really in dispute. France looked at the ledger and binned the tax. Because it was a shit idea. That’s the real risk here. Not a guaranteed Laffer-curve disaster, but another shit policy that raises less than the press release claims because the people it targets have geo-arbitrage, offshore trusts, super mobile capital thanks to tech - as well as top drawer tax and wealth advisors.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ What’s firmer still is the market freeze. Mirrlees and the IFS have spent years documenting how transaction taxes seize up mobility and carry hefty deadweight costs. Bolt a recurring surcharge on top of the existing stamp duty cliff and the band becomes a dead zone. Nobody trades in voluntarily, chains break, labour mobility takes a hit. And the vehicle is incoherent. Council tax notionally pays for local services. Bins, street lights, social care, libraries. The family living in the £2.5m house don’t get its bins emptied more often than the flat down the road, and on most council-provided services is a lighter touch. Less social care, less means-tested support, more private provision of things the council would otherwise carry. So this isn’t council tax in any honest sense. It’s a wealth tax wearing a council tax lanyard, banked centrally and badged locally to dodge the cost of calling it what it is. The precedent matters: any future government can now bolt a “surcharge” onto the council tax base and pretend it’s a local charge. None of it builds a house. Britain’s affordability problem is a SUPPLY failure dressed up as a wealth problem. A surcharge on existing stock doesn’t add a brick. It’s a gesture aimed at the politics of envy, standing in for planning reform successive governments have ducked because it’s hard and this is easy.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Boring tedious illiterate class-war slop as usual from Labour. None of them have a fucking clue what they’re doing. Bin.

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@moving_charlie Yes!!!! That is why I am saying.... Print...baby...Print.... is coming....folks have no idea the economic boom that will take place when the construction industry gets lit.

I’ve been calling for massive social housebuilding for years, as the only sustainable solution to the housing and affordability crisis. It’s the best value for money for taxpayers and frees up the private sector from government demand. Burnham first to propose it.

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@BiTSHaMMy You looking at any other large L1’s for decent returns next cycle ? SUI, NEAR, HBAR, AVAX all look appealing.

Bitcoins diminishing returns every cycle 2017 - 5000% 2021 - 2500% 2024 - 700% 2028 - 350% Ethereum is following the same path, every cycle gains are diminishing. Now look at ppl calling for 1 mil bitcoin & 62k ETH, looks like the majority will be left bag holding again!

I would want to work out yield based on what cash I have left in the deal post refinancing. Most deals won’t work without some form of uplift, hence why a lot of people are fretting over BTL. If you’re not earning 12-15%+ on your BTL then my advice is to stick their money in a S&S ISA or an Investment Trust. Just my take..

@taylorst8 @The_Landlord @moving_charlie @alexgroundwater Oh you mean refurbish, its going to come down to the property and what one is trying to achieve. If purchasing principally for yield that wouldn't likely make a great deal of sense.

Calling all English BtL specialists, I am doing an analysis for a presentation - this is an English BtL owned by a higher rate tax payer @ 75% LtV £240,000 let at £11,400 (4.75% gross). @moving_charlie @alexgroundwater

Whatever terminology you want to use, the point is you need to be adding 10-20% value to the property so your risk is minimised at the outset, and you leave a much smaller amount of cash in the deal / buffer is much higher. Otherwise you’re showing one side of the equation. Just looking at P&L and not taking in to account the balance sheet is not particularly helpful imo.

@taylorst8 @The_Landlord @moving_charlie @alexgroundwater GDV? I am talking about an individual investment

You give the government way too much credit as though this is some master plan. They’re just incompetent, like their predecessors. If governments had appetite to buy up housing stock they would have done it when interest rates were close to zero. They can’t issue more debt for housing when their borrowing costs are so high.

@stephenlondoner @moving_charlie What's stopping the government manipulating the market, driving down prices then swooping in to force sales, they'd have a ready made stock of social housing, no building costs, then they can demonstrate they'll house tenants at social housing rents?

Soon, I expect some leasehold owners will just cut and run and let their lender take the loss, if it gets bad enough. If they’re subsidising a tenant AND in negative equity there’s no longer any point in laying out more money. That’s where this is heading.

Agree on one hand - the deal needs to work and cash flow and not enough people include ALL the costs, but it also doesn’t reflect the real risks and returns of you’re investing properly. You need to be adding 10-20% minimum to the GDV and minimising any funds that stay in the deal post re-financing.

@The_Landlord @moving_charlie @alexgroundwater Fair enough, but I think more ppl should do this reality check before they buy! And likely twice a year.

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@bijoulandlord @LandlordZONE Exactly this. We don’t need more regulations. Council’s should use the funds they make from licensing to address bad landlords and tenants and not just see it as another cash grab.

@LandlordZONE Existing powers do cover it. Councils dont have the desire to sort it

HMOs back in Parliament debate. MPs are pushing for tougher rules on poorly managed HMOs, citing community disruption and calling for tighter licensing. Government says existing council powers already cover this. Read the full story here: bit.ly/49mfvM7

@Johnnybliz27 @CantonArmy $KNDX are building an NFT marketplace and have permissioned NFT’s on a permissionless chain (ETH)🤩

@CantonArmy Good security and NFTs ecosystem

What’s still missing in the Canton ecosystem? Genuine question. I know it’s still early, but there are still so many opportunities open. What do you think needs to be built most? Best comment gets a surprise.

@G3rald_ezema @CantonArmy $KNDX are building an NFT marketplace and have permissioned NFT’s on a permissionless chain (ETH)🤩

@CantonArmy NFT market place

@arbinur321 @CantonArmy You don’t need Canton to do that. $KNDX has permissioned NFT’s [KNFT’s] on ETH - ERC20.

@CantonArmy hmm maybe the nft market will be accelerated i cant wait👀

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