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Upstate NY: Bitcoin Valley

Both Northwestern, and Northeastern New York have been fading away for a long time. Due to the death of American Manufacturing. So, I certainly welcome the arrival of new industry. The article.

But I do have some things for crypto companies to consider. I will also say this “DO NOT COME HERE, If this is solely for profit”. If you’re coming here to do business with us. You need to invest into these communities.

Northern New York is often compared to Alabama, and West Virginia. By people from places like NYC, and LA. This is a poor, and broken down area. Selfish businessmen, and tax happy politicians from the NYC area tore the place up.

So, you can’t just treat this like a normal business venture. It’s something far more important than that. It’s an opportunity to give back, and as well as prove crypto skeptics wrong. People with degrees, and skills typically leave.

The environmental concerns are valid, and you need to find a way to address it. But a bigger concern is cost of living, and quality of life. Your arrival is going to encourage people to move here. They’re going to buy the houses that young local families have saved up for. Apartments will disappear as fast as possible, and rents will go up.

Displacement, and gentrification is not good for your reputation. Traditional finance already wants crypto wiped off the map. Don’t give them another reason to do it. They couldn’t care about Northern New York, If they tried. But they’ll pretend to care the minute you screw up.

I’ve said previously that the crypto community needs political clout desperately. You NEED political influence. Especially if you intend to do business in New York state.

Nature, and horse racing are the big money makers up here. The locals also happen to be very attached to those mountains, and rivers. So be careful!

Here are some moves that I’d recommend in terms of boosting support for the NY crypto industry.

1. Get Stewart’s to accept Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, and Solana.

This convenience store chain is kind of a big deal here. Kind of like Dunkin’ to a Massachusetts resident. People really love their ice cream.

2. Develop a relationship with the wild center, Adirondack Park, and local businesses.

Developing a sincere relationship with organizations committed to the environment is key. Also encouraging local businesses to accept crypto increases adoption. More users means more money. But don’t lose sight of what’s important here.

You need to win the hearts, and minds of a region that’s been abandoned. Do it correctly, and they’ll become loyal in the long run. Loyalty means return customers.

3. Invest in real estate significantly but don’t hurt the environment while doing it.

A greater supply of apartments will make rent drop to a reasonable price. In my Communist Party USA article, I had this idea called “Tower Towns” but you’ll obviously have to downsize it a bit. But it’s basically skyscrapers that are primarily residential. This concept could revolutionize real estate, and put an end to rent related stress.

It’d leave plenty of room for trees, and bees.

4. Saratoga Springs

This is a money town, and you need it’s support. Saratoga Casino, SPAC, Saratoga Race Course, Adelphi Hotel, and so on. This is the town of the fat cats. If you get Saratoga Springs on your side. It’s only a matter of time before you take the rest of New York.

I want to be apart of it🎶…