In his own words, the series channels “the fear and anger I've felt in lockdown isolation” alongside “the joy in finding new friends and community”. Each piece is framed as a letter sent into the future, permanently recorded on the blockchain. A quarter of proceeds from the series supports art education grants through DonorsChoose.³ Struhl's text-based generative work has been described, alongside that of other blockchain-native writers, as a form of “asemic poetry” that channels new cybernetic languages.⁴