VaguelyFamiliar @VaguelyFamiliar@qoto.org

@BE

I don't know if it would pass your bar - but look up Babcock Ranch in Florida.
The community is solar powered and has power through and after Ian

https://www.npr.org/2022/10/05/1126900340/florida-community-designed-weather-hurricane-ian-babcock-ranch-solar

@WingedLion
Have you ever felt deja vu ? Half the problem is that if your regular experience is stable enough - you may miss the true repeats - because you self-select a repetitive daily experience and expect it to always , sorta, be the same. How would you know?
Ever lost track of the day ? Like do a staycation and you can't recall how many days since work - so today is... Hmmm ? Not likely. Your computer, phone or IoT devices that you live by don't let you. But absent those - how would you know? Businesses are open all the time, traffic seems the same, subscriber tv means no set schedule. That "continuity" is what makes deja vu harder to identify.
Are you living in a loop ?

@LukaszOlejnik
I agree.
Until the crypto market operates independently under strong regulatory environment for at least 5 years, it should not be merged into the regular market.
Regulators, major movers and individual traders need to show some stability. To date it is unknown if the majority of crypto instability is due to irrational actors, lack of common rules, unreliable information - or all three.