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Nice mix of true, false and fud. Let's assume your scenario: you want to make an industry which is competitive globally, and feel that you need to subsidize it to get results abroad. Right? 1. This doesn't apply in your domestic market. You said "competitive globally", right? 2. When it applies in somebody else's domestic market, I imagine your subsidies are intended to level the playing field, so the electricity price will be, more or less, what's in that market in the first place. Otherwise we're talking about dumping prices, which are a totally different animal, and illegal where they're not simply immoral. 3. Dumping. Sure, you can be Putin who wants to go make Germany dependent on Russian gas, so he spends 30 years pouring money and keeping prices artificially low, only to raise them when it's strategically convenient. In this case crypto yep, will benefit from the periods of low price, but I'll point you to the fact that the whole game is so much larger that focusing on crypto is like stubbing your toe on a entrance in a cathedral. You could start jumping around on one foot and cursing crypto, or you could raise your head and see there's a freaking huge thing you're living into which is made of interests which make crypto money seems like change forgotten in laundry pockets. And then probably shy away from something you dont't understand and go back to bitching about crypto because this is something simple and makes you feel good and something gotta change, dammit! |