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They use river water to cool them - but unfortunately Europe is suffering a drought at the moment and the rivers are drying up.

Opening Nordstream 2 won't help if the Russians refuse to pump gas through it... Remember Russia could pump gas through NordStream1 but is only sending 40%. Russia wants the sanctions lifted in return

There is obviously something going on in Japan that's different to elsewhere.

I think the dotcom crash caused tax problems for California (because they relied on tech firms paying corporate tax).

That looks like a piece of modern art. I'd never have guessed it was insect repellant.

This is the first of the distortions to unwind. We're likely to see more.

Finland is in the euro, isn't it? Tell your wife that the markets are going to be testing the ECB, so diversifying into non-euro assets makes sense. If bitcoin is too risky, then Hive Dollars are the way

They didn't do QE during the pandemic, and their govt is currently running a budget surplus.

Some tokens have been airdropped, eg VYB got airdropped to POB holders. But every single airdrop has been followed by a sell-off. Do you remember Byteball, which was airdropped to all Steem holders and

I remember a really bad moment in 2017 when it took three weeks for my bitcoin to reach the exchange from my wallet. The mempool was full, people sending transactions after me were paying higher fees and

Yes. Especially if we have a late summer and mild winter.

I think some traders on places like Binance and Bitfinex are having fun shorting everything, and they're making nice profits because useful idiots help them by panic selling. People need to hold their

It depends on how long the tech recession lasts.

I like that you can trade Hive against Bitcoin and Ethereum on Hive-Engine too - the spreads are not bad, which suggests someone is acting as marketmaker.

The press are being constantly lobied by vested interests who want a weak dollar.

That really is a beautiful tiara - I wonder who owns it now.

In the anglosphere they allow you to make ad hoc capital repayments, on top of your monthly payment. This has the effect of reducing the capital outstanding much quicker. And because interest is only charged

I don't see how they can diversify. It takes time to build nuclear power stations, LNG terminals etc. They should have started in 2014.