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I don’t think there is, but then if we’re talking about putting waste flare to use rather than release it into the atmosphere and pay hefty tax, I can totally s
by keymone 5y ago
I don’t think there is, but then if we’re talking about putting waste flare to use rather than release it into the atmosphere and pay hefty tax, I can totally see remote (even ocean) sites carry a standard container-worth of miners - potentially would pay for itself.
Edit: dropped a word
- bumby 5y agoI'm curious why you think they haven't done so already? My guess is that the volatility of crypto creates too much risk for the infrastructure investment.
- keymone 5y agoIt’s too radical right now, while people mistakenly think that consumption of energy equals production of energy from dirty sources it probably won’t become the norm. But eventually it will.