>What this new decision reinforces, to me, is that Musk is able to admit a mistake and do a 180. That is very good. I can accept that, yet doesn't take from th

>What this new decision reinforces, to me, is that Musk is able to admit a mistake and do a 180. That is very good. I can accept that, yet doesn't take from the fact that it was poorly thought... it lasted what, 3 months? I perceive them as the leaders of EV innovation, and I think their actions were in line with that, and I thought they promoted something other then BTC when they took the stance - Bitcoin just happened to be the "gold standard". Now they back tracked showing concern for the type of energy consumption, and are looking into other cryptos that are more energy efficient, but are not dumping BTC, because maybe if BTC goes greener it'll be cool again... are they selling EVs or are they into speculative trading?