> increasing price of Russian gas through massive taxes or something like that Unless you're using a bottled product -- you may be referring to a bottled produ

> increasing price of Russian gas through massive taxes or something like that Unless you're using a bottled product -- you may be referring to a bottled product -- you can't choose which gas you as a consumer get, can you? Either way, gas and energy are fairly fungible (more fungible than crypto, hah). It's not really possible to target one supply with massive tax like this without having a knock-on effect on the rest of the energy market. To what extent is the rest of the system resilient to a permanent 20% reduction in supply? That Russian gas might be disproportionately used in generating backup electricity.