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> I went on vacation for 5 days and you all wanna burn down the world?

It's crazy how quick these governments are good at diverting attention from striking things by creating new problems. Just some days ago there were the freedom convoy protesters seeking an intervention on what was going on in Canada, not quite long after, the Russia-Ukraine madness, funny enough [this isn't just starting today](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russo-Ukrainian_War), and suddenly everyone gives it some shit attention? No one thinks this is all too sudden? If I recall clearly, a couple of months back, Palestines were calling out for help, but zero attention was given, now this is all happening?

Let's keep emotions aside, why should we not care what these people do? Well firstly, the government will also be the government, there can never be a system without conflict, and conflict sooner or later results to violence, this is a daily occurrence, nothing exactly new. The idea isn't that these acts can be stopped, or wiped out of existence, that's frankly impossible, matter of fact, if it's already a word in the dictionary, then it exists and will persist, love it or hate it.

But what's to look at is how this can be best managed, that in a way that power isn't situated on a single entity. It will be difficult to believe it will work out plainly with one system, so that's why networks have been vastly shared. I'm talking about an alternative called crypto, and it's model of governance. When the word **government** is mentioned, it represents many heads of numerous offices. What differentiates it from the crypto governance model is that it has a head above the heads, while with crypto, there's only a community or it's not crypto suited...

Look how funny it is that the same system that was nearly clapping down on crypto is ending up utilizing it, that is something I can't get over but the wins cannot be ignored. Russians are currently buying USDT with a +5% exchange rate.

On the other hand, The Ukrainian government is using donated cryptocurrency to buy vital supplies. This includes gasoline, food, and military equipment. About $10 million has been spent so far. Blockchain data shows that the donations are being distributed from the government’s digital wallet to other digital wallets before being used. By Monday morning, about $6.5 million worth of ether had been transferred from government wallets to exchanges. Chobanian shared a report on his Twitter account on Monday. It showed that total crypto support to the Ukrainian government through various cryptocurrencies and stablecoins has surpassed $12 million. Elliptic said Monday that the combined cryptocurrency donations received by governments and NGOs have reached $20 million. <sup>[source](https://www.aliens.com/livenews/latest/ukrainian-government-is-using-donated-cryptocurrency-to-buy-vital-supplies) 


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**Government, Governance, Conflicts, the average Joes…**

I'm so much against the word **"protesting"**

It's as fucked as a **Death race for Love**

People risking their lives, trying to get heard, under the hot or cold weather, in most cases get injured or worst, yet get no response, it's a waste of time because the system is by design only there to favor the heads, everyone else is a dog that will be fortunate enough if littles of the chief grains drop down from the table. 

With interest rates going sky high as a result of the financial messaging system being restricted by a Sanction on Russia, lots of attention would be given to crypto. But what if this is all a game to crash the crypto markets by taking donations and dumbing them? Or many, let's look at the stranded citizens looking to keep their business going, value is definitely entering the crypto economy in one way or the other, so be happy...

Because instead of borrowing with a 20% interest rate to pay back, one could earn that 20% by saving up with crypto, while still being able to transact and keep their businesses alive with crypto options in these tough times. Lots of what is happening makes no literal sense, and honestly speaking, I don't exactly wish for it to, because why? **the governments will be the governments** and there's nothing anyone can do about it.


Falling back to governance and the urgency of a parallel system of government. Crypto stands to fill this gap. The widespread use of different blockchains, with more layer two solutions, creates room for digital states, birthing a new governance system through decentralisation. With the way crypto evolves, value moves to where the community is stronger, this makes it more easier to have fully operational networks, with its ecosystem well managed by the involvement of everyone.

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