TugatheCat
TugatheCat

TugatheCat

Welcome to Tuga the Cat! I am a professional Technical Writer sharing practical advice and daily experiences from raising three adult cats. This blog provides clear, easy-to-follow guides on feline care, behavior, and daily maintenance. Whether you need tips on managing large breeds, optimizing their environment, or choosing the best tech accessories for your pets, you will find well-researched and actionable advice right here. https://www.youtube.com/@TugatheCat


Two Cats, Three Keys: When Multisig Is Actually Worth the Trouble

31 Aug 2026 4 minute read 0 comments TugaTheCat $0.07

There is a reason the street cats never all eat at once. One stays up. Not formally — nobody drew a rota — but there is almost always a head above the grass while the others have their faces in the bowl. A colony that commits every member to the same...

The Vacuum Cleaner Reflex: Why Bitcoin Still Flinches When Rates Move

30 Aug 2026 3 minute read 0 comments TugaTheCat $0.14

Tuga is not afraid of the vacuum cleaner. She is afraid of the idea of the vacuum cleaner. I know this because she also leaves the room when I open the cupboard it lives in, and when I move the chair it usually stands behind, and once when I picked u...

The Shrinking Tin: Why 21 Million Is the Whole Point

29 Aug 2026 3 minute read 1 comment TugaTheCat $0.14

The tin Tuga eats from has been getting smaller for years. Not dramatically — nobody announces it. It went from 100g to 85g, the recipe was "improved", the price stayed roughly the same, and at some point the pack of twelve quietly became a pack of t...

Measuring the Jump: What "Waiting for a Better Price" Actually Costs

28 Aug 2026 3 minute read 1 comment TugaTheCat $0.04

There is a specific thing cats do before a jump. The head goes still, the shoulders shift, the back feet make tiny adjustments, and the whole animal becomes a rangefinder. Tuga will do this for eight full seconds before crossing a gap she has crossed...

Why Your Wallet Doesn't Actually Have a Balance

27 Aug 2026 3 minute read 3 comments TugaTheCat $0.09

Tuga does not have "food". She has the bowl in the kitchen, the biscuits in the cupboard she has never successfully opened, half a sachet in the fridge, and a piece of chicken she stole and hid behind the sofa in a moment of opportunism. If you asked...

Why the Laser Pointer Always Wins: Narratives, Rotation and the Dot That Isn't There

26 Aug 2026 3 minute read 0 comments TugaTheCat $0.07

The cruellest toy ever invented is the laser pointer, and cats cannot beat it. Tuga knows the sofa, the garden, the neighbour's shed and the precise sound of the treat drawer — but put a red dot on the wall and every piece of that knowledge evaporate...

The Stranger With the Food Bowl: How Crypto Scams Actually Work

25 Aug 2026 4 minute read 0 comments TugaTheCat $0.08

The street cats I feed took months to trust me. Not days — months. The first few weeks I put food down and walked away, and they ate only once I was out of sight. The bold one came first. The careful one still keeps a hedge between us, five years in,...

Feeding Time in the Colony: How Bitcoin Fees Decide Who Gets Served

24 Aug 2026 3 minute read 0 comments TugaTheCat $0.11

When I put food out for the street cats, there is no queue. There is a shape. The bold ones eat first, the patient ones eat second, and the one who hangs back near the hedge eats whatever is left, which on a good night is plenty and on a bad night is...

The Impatient Pounce: What a Market Order Really Costs You

22 Aug 2026 3 minute read 1 comment TugaTheCat $0.05

A young cat pounces at the first twitch in the grass. She is fast, committed, and wrong most of the time — because the twitch was wind, or because the mouse had already registered her intention and left. An older cat watches the same twitch, does not...

Feeding Time in the Colony: How Bitcoin Fees Decide Who Gets Served

21 Aug 2026 3 minute read 0 comments TugaTheCat $0.15

When I put food out for the street cats, there is no queue. There is a shape. The bold ones eat first, the patient ones eat second, and the one who hangs back near the hedge eats whatever is left, which on a good night is plenty and on a bad night is...