> You don't need to 'sell' it for fiat. What matters is the purchasing parity power. It is money already. Uhh I do if I want to pay rent, because as much as yo

> You don't need to 'sell' it for fiat. What matters is the purchasing parity power. It is money already. Uhh I do if I want to pay rent, because as much as you want it to be so, it is in fact, not a real currency. Collectively crypto-currencies burn enormous amounts of energy for what? For a sub-par digital currency run by a collection of people with some ideological opposition to mainstream economics?