Month: January 2026

Stephen Findeisen, known online as Coffeezilla, gained popularity in 2022 as a YouTuber who exposes crypto scams. Given that there are no shortage of scams, his channel quickly found an audience, with 4.4 million subscribers as of 2026. The combination of his suspenders and no-nonsense demeanor lends him the credibility of a reformed Gordon Gekko–an… Continue reading Coffeezilla: the most overrated scam investigator

I was going to write about California’s proposed wealth tax, but with the breaking Venezuela news, that will have to be postponed. In hindsight, it’s little surprise that the Trump administration attacked Venezuela. He had been signaling action throughout December and finally pulled the trigger around the New Year. Too bad, I didn’t mention this… Continue reading U.S. Strikes Venezuela, Maduro Deposed: My thoughts

I saw this going viral on Twitter: Curtis Yarvin argues, in his latest Substack piece, that the window of opportunity for the Trump administration to conduct a regime change of the federal bureaucracy has closed, and as a consequence no meaningful, long-term change will come out of the administration. Follow:… pic.twitter.com/f6orbmiM3T — AF Post (@AFpost)… Continue reading Yarvin: the Trump window has closed