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I get that I said USD, but the fundamental premise doesn't get that altered. Bitcoin is heavily resource intensive. In an environment that is already resource
by jmcqk6 6y ago
I get that I said USD, but the fundamental premise doesn't get that altered.
Bitcoin is heavily resource intensive. In an environment that is already resource pressed either due to political instability/natural disaster/inflation/whatever, what are the chances that the resources are going to be found that can actually operate bitcoin, and won't be better utilizied elsewhere?
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- malaya_zemlya 6y agoYou don't need to do mining in the disaster affected area. You need _someone_ to mine and to confirm transactions, but that can happen anywhere the world.