The only thing this addresses is Denton's city debt from an exploded power bill. It doesn't add any generation, and even if the generated crypto income was used

The only thing this addresses is Denton's city debt from an exploded power bill. It doesn't add any generation, and even if the generated crypto income was used to pay for new generation it would almost certainly have to go through a completely different process. In the event of another grid collapse/fuel crunch it couldn't provide any extra energy, and even if they were contracting for more fuel (the result of higher local demand) there's no reason they could get it easier now than before. All this does is burn more energy, likely increasing the price the customers have to pay.