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I listened... to you and to myself: no DHF proposal, ChainCulture postponed - by 
The author announces that the DHF proposal for ChainCulture 2026 is cancelled and the event is postponed rather than canceled. They explain three reasons: avoiding reliance on DHF funding for a lean year, insufficient time to secure sponsors for Barcelona, and personal stress requiring space. The core idea of a broader Hive cultural day remains, but the event will be self-organized in the future. Work already done will be preserved for a potential return, with plans for HiveFest to be externally funded and community-driven. The next post will outline the self-organized, DHF-free vision, including city captains, a tip jar, and hive-related terminology. Gratitude is extended to supporters who provided honest input.
Tales of the Urban Explorer: Bromborough Steam Switching Room - by 
A field-note style urban exploration récit describing a visit to Bromborough Steam Switching Room, a semi-derelict site in Wirral, Merseyside. The post details the approach and fencing, abandoned 1960s structures, a difficult-to-reach switching room, and encounters with other people including teenagers. The author juggles observations about signage, safety risks, and the photogenic yet decayed interior, interspersed with candid, provocative commentary and meta-promotions related to posting urbex content on the HIVE blockchain.
First girly bar in my neighborhood already torn down - by 
Original language: Vietnamese (implied by location) and English
A blogger in Da Nang notes a quickly built so-called 'girly bar' was torn down within 12 hours, with speculation about future development on the site and commentary on local attitudes toward such venues.
Rainy Season in Nigeria: My Honest Take #292 - by 
A blogger in Nigeria shares pros and cons of the rainy season, noting cooler weather and skin benefits but frequent floods and health impacts, while also preferring the Harmattan season overall.
Plymouth. Ranting and snapping - by 
A personal travelogue about a day trip to Plymouth, recounting sights, history, and the author's critical perspective on British history and current events, interspersed with humorous and candid commentary.
Large growth removed from stray female dog (WARNING: Graphic images) - by 
A veterinarian-assisted removal of a large non-cancerous growth from a stray Thai dog, followed by care and community support through Krabi Animal Welfare.
Another Batch of Shipments - by 
A friendly progress update from Snapie detailing recent code shipments and UI revamps across Wallet, Shorts, Mobile, Content & Discovery, and Desktop redesign, celebrating ongoing development and thanking contributors.
Ocnisoara Salt Sea | Let's travel together #359 - by 
Original language: Romanian, English
A travelogue exploring the Ocnisoara Salt Sea in Alba County, Romania, highlighting its salty waters, access via a mostly unpaved road, local therapeutic claims, and the author's experience visiting before any potential resort development.
Too Many Power Outages - by 
A personal account from South Africa detailing frequent and extended power outages, their impact on daily life and businesses, and criticism of the power utility and blame on cable theft.
Splinterlands | Ignited Alchemist is a cool Attack-less and Ability-full card - by 
A PeakD post exploring the Ignited Alchemist, a no-attack but highly versatile Death-element monster from Splinterlands' Escalation set, detailing its stats, abilities at each level, and strategic synergy.
奇葩事：正常行驶等红灯被拍违停 - by 
Original language: Chinese
A humorous account from PeakD about a driver being fined for illegal parking while waiting at a red light, with neighbors sharing similar experiences.
Repatriation Costs - Turning Of The Tide - by
A post arguing that South Africa should repatriate illegal migrants at foreign expense, citing government actions, local hostility, and increased deportations as evidence of a shifting stance against undocumented immigrants.
HiveChess S2R21 - by 
Reminder post announcing HiveChess S2R21 round 21, detailing team, rules, prizes, schedule, and how to participate via Lichess and PeakD streams.
Japan’s Impossible Trinity - by 
A concise analysis of Japan’s labour and immigration dilemma, explaining how the country’s scarce workforce forces a trade-off between affordable goods, rising wages, and low immigration. It argues that Japan’s situation mirrors challenges seen in Europe, Britain, and the US.
Laksh’s Trinity Grade 1 Final Performance | Certified | 🎸 Next Stop: Grade 2 - by 
A detailed post celebrating Laksh Gupta's Trinity College London Grade 1 guitar certification, sharing performance details, examiner feedback summaries, a video link, and the final certificate as Laksh progresses toward Grade 2.
Cycling Around Maxwell on a Relaxing Sunday - by 
A Sunday cycling stroll around Maxwell in Singapore, highlighting a relaxed pace, mixed architecture, and the joy of exploring the city by bike.
FROM BIGGEST DEBTOR TO THE PRESIDENCY - by 
Greece has transformed from a bailout recipient to a strong market performer, highlighting impressive earnings across sectors, renewed investor interest, and favorable macro indicators as it presides over the ESM Board of Governors.
Authors referenced will share the rewards of this post. Those using PeakD.com will receive a larger share (the DHF may also be a beneficiary).