Hey @coingecko, we all know you have been struggling for some time now. The market is really competitive, collaborations are less appealing to both you or your users. Stagnation looming just behind the corner. But stagnation isn’t a death sentence. Sometimes all it takes is a small spark to reignite momentum and get users to visit your app daily.

I'm ready to present the first recap of my off-grid energy consumption after one full month. This summary should provide valuable insights into how the system actually performs under real-life conditions.Since March 5th, we’ve been running the heat pump to warm up the underfloor heating. This was necessary because the furnishing contractors required a constant temperature of at least 20°C for two weeks before laying the tiles. By around March 10th, we had already reached the target temperature.

The First Day on Off-grid!The experimental phase has begun in full swing. Let me share my first impressions of using my installation and some thoughts, along with conclusions and plans for the future. Yesterday around noon, we have turned on the heating pump in order to test the whole system and to drain the batteries. Yes you read right. 5th March test conditions:

Let's do some recap about testing photovoltaic installation in our cottage in Beskidy mountains, Poland. I need to stress out that the house was built in mid '90s following then contemporary technical terms. It was insulated few years ago and heating source (from coal) was replaced with heat pump last year.

I'm becoming more and more convinced we all have been fooled. The more I proceed into the current situation of energy costs and Green Deals, the more I'm terrified about the direction we're heading to. I understand due to the climate change we need to focus on using renewable sources of energy. In accordance with above, we are being told we need to change the source of energy by which we heat our homes. However, since people of Poland know the biggest polluters are China, US&A and India, some changes are harder to implement than others. The Polish authorities have been selling the rights to CO2 emissions and using the the funds to finance their social transfers. These funds should be used to fund energy transformation. They are not. So in order to coax Poles into switching from fossil fuels, the authorities decided to make it unaffordable to use them. I really believe it wasn't their goal, but what they achieved is called 'energy poverty'. This is a real issue, want an example? In Katowice in some buildings 1 cubic meter of warm water (from district heating) costs more than an open monthly ticket for swimming pool (where you can shower).

I've never really bothered to pursuit all those telegram crypto airdrop games as I found this not time efficient. Recently I read a piece by @hallmann The Perfect Scam, or ZenCoin Case Study. The article is in Polish, so I'll just sum it up: ZenCoin aka ZAI is, in my opinion, a perfect scam. Mainly because it is not formally a scam, so no one can be accused of anything. The airdrop was carried out. Everyone got their share. And since the share is ridiculously small - no one promised anyone anything. Source: