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Someone was willing to pay for the transctions, so they paid the amount of value it provided to them. I am curious why you think you can out-guess voluntary eco
by landemva 5y ago
Someone was willing to pay for the transctions, so they paid the amount of value it provided to them. I am curious why you think you can out-guess voluntary economic transactions by other people. Their bodies, their choices.
- falcolas 5y agoThe payment for transactions is using the same 'currency' as the transactions (and for a time "paid" for by the act of creating more BTC), so the actual cost of the electricity is not clearly linked to the transaction cost. And the cost to our climate is absurdly higher than the individual $2-3 with all the previously closed coal plants being spun back up to facilitate all the transactions.
- landemva 5y agoYou have something there with '... not clearly linked to the transaction cost.' Maybe you would be supportive of environmental parity tariffs to price the environmental problems created by manufacturing in locations which spew pollution. A few dollars extra on price of an iPhone or solar panels could even become a status symbol.