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Yes, because those renewables could be powering people's homes and productive equipment, or powering conventional payment systems with plenty capacity left over
by dukeyukey 6y ago
Yes, because those renewables could be powering people's homes and productive equipment, or powering conventional payment systems with plenty capacity left over. It's not necessarily a deal-breaker, but plenty of crypto exists that doesn't need this much power.
- doomroot 6y agoEnergy for the home and nearly every other electricity demanding enterprise easily outbids bitcoin miners. There’s a reason they have to go the there ridiculously remote places to set up operations.