@cryptocracyOnNoiseApp 2 March 2022 more from that month

I woke up this morning thinking I wasn’t going to send a newsletter because I forgot to charge my computer. Now the sun is out and I’ve got solar. Charging it as we speak. Traveling while running my business is a great blessing, but it has its frustrations. And now, without further ado … Ukraine’s total tally, so far, on crypto donations is $34 million. Colorado is the first state to accept crypto for taxes. Rocky mountain high, dude. I’ve been saying this along: Cryptocurrencies are neutral. In the Russia-Ukraine crisis, they can help both sides. And there’s nothing wrong with that. Still, world governments are scrambling to block Russia from using crypto (as well they should). This pressure seems to be driving up crypto prices. Bitcoin is back over $40,000. It could be because Russians are buying more crypto. Meanwhile, governments appeal to crypto exchanges to ban Russians from buying crypto, but the exchanges are resisting. All of this really means crypto is working as it should—it remains a neutral power in a world of human actors trying to get one-up on each other. https://cryptocracy.substack.com/p/34m-ukraines-crypto-donations-to?s=w