Commentary In China, bitcoin is all but dead; in countries decimated by war and poverty, however, the king of crypto is well and truly alive. Bitcoin has “no actual value support,” according to Yin Youping, deputy director of the financial consumer rights protection bureau of the People’s Bank of China. Cryptocurrencies, he argues, are little more than speculative assets. In order to “protect their pockets,” Chinese citizens should avoid the crypto market at all costs. As the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continues its crackdown on bitcoin, a mining exodus is occurring. In fact, the exodus has been occurring for months. Desperate to continue this highly lucrative practice, Chinese miners are relocating to the likes of Kazakhstan, Russia, and even the United States. “One of the greatest tragedies in life,” according to the author K.L. Toth, “is to lose your own sense of self and accept the version of you that …