Bisq is a peer to peer trading system between Bitcoin and fiat currency without the need of a middle man, as in third-party software, services, companies, corporatism, monopolism, centralized banks, Rothschild, Rockefeller, Bill Gates, Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter, Buffet, plutocracy, technocracy, and so on and so forth. There seems to be other systems, too, like Bisq. That is good. The more the better.

Technically, there is something in the middle of trades, even with Bisq, but it is something that is owned instead of rented. Within centralization and other normal stuff, there is a middle man that controls the trade, the services, the products, the things that you want or need. To some extent, they may totally own that avenue. They may have a monopoly or maybe too much power and unfair advantage and leverage that pushes back against free reciprocal trade, as in real capitalism, in real buying and selling, in real trading, as opposed to bad evil crony capitalism and stuff.

But with Bisq, the middle thing is not really in the middle and it is not really rented by the end users. Instead, the users can buy it or get it and use it. So, there is no middle man management or ownership or censorship or filter or delay. The buyer and sellers make the deals and they do the trading without being required to get approved by a third party. The third party software, like Bisq, may be a third thing, but it is at least not something with a mind of its own. Do you agree? What are the better platforms and software and wallets and ways for trading money, Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, products, services, ideas, and everything? Feel free to share them here.

I added this video, above about Bisq, and I got the video off Vimeo instead of YouTube. Normally, I embed and share videos here from YouTube because it is easier to do that. Sadly, YouTube deleted my OJAWALL channel which had video I made when I was ten years old. Please tell them to give it back to JOSEPH SCOTT ARNOLD. So, I don't like them. They deleted thousands of my videos which dates back 21 years to the year 1996 in Oregon, USA. So, I really do hate YouTube. I hate them. Many do hate them. I am also on VidMe but was not able to share and embed a VidMe video here. I can just share the link but not the player, that is last time I checked around August 2017 but that may change in the future, I hope. Today, I saw that Vimeo did share here and that is good.