Since I already woke up in a sci-fi movie, by reading about South Korea citizens signing a petition opposing Government tightening on cryptos, I decided it would be good to continue this way.

So I just stumbled upon this news by Russian agency RT, which says, please hold your breath, that:

Two electric power stations in Russia have been sold for the purpose of cryptocurrency mining [...]. It is the first such deal in the country.

The two stations - valued at $3 million - are in the Ural mountains and the buyer, which goes by the name of Aleksey Kolesnik, declared he will not mine until the Russian law will allow that. But if you know how things are going on in some parts of the world, the mere process of buying these plants is a guarantee that the laws will allow that, and it will happen rather sooner than later.

I'm not sure we understand the magnitude of such an information. Let's try to put it this way:

An individual just bought two power stations, with the purpose of generating wealth, in the form of cryptocurrencies.

Excuse me, but this is just mind boggling.

The process by which electrical energy transforms itself into crypto-wealth is almost similar with how chlorophyll is transforming light into life sustaining processes.

Magical.

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