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Yes, exactly like that reason. Linked to the other reason about their environmental impact which is not relevant to most crypto currencies. And the problem of
by vmception 5y ago
Yes, exactly like that reason.
Linked to the other reason about their environmental impact which is not relevant to most crypto currencies.
And the problem of supposed implicit endorsement of the perceived environmental impact, which changes when people understand which crypto currencies to use or how to use them or what specific problems to solve or advocate against.
All solved with education.
If people that know this cant be a source then who can be a source, in your opinion?
- tsimionescu 5y ago> their environmental impact which is not relevant to most crypto currencies. It's very relevant to "most" cryptocurrencies by value, though - Bitcoin and Ethereum are still PoW, and these two make up most of the market anyway, especially when including other coins based on their chains, like Tether and USDC.