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It does actually, thousands in Texas had no electricity while I did. Cost me 1/5 of a Bitcoin.
by WrtCdEvrydy 6y ago
It does actually, thousands in Texas had no electricity while I did. Cost me 1/5 of a Bitcoin.
- Retric 6y agoI think you misunderstood. I had electricity just fine during the storm due to the wonders of working infrastructure and thus not being in a blackout. But, for those without power due to a blackout, you can’t simply spend money and instantly turn the lights back on. You can either have already spent money to have backup power, or you have a problem. It’s like breathing, if your drowning spending money to be able to breath in 2 hours is useless you need air now. Which is why electric grid operators need infrastructure not money to avoid causing blackouts.
- selectodude 6y agoDid your electricity provider accept Bitcoin?
- bingbong70 6y agoWhoever sells generators in an outage definitely will accept your bitcoin pre/post conversion.