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It does, because mining cost doesn’t scale with a number of users. It is a per-humanity process. The only sensible comparison here is to the average of per-pers
by wruza 4y ago
It does, because mining cost doesn’t scale with a number of users. It is a per-humanity process. The only sensible comparison here is to the average of per-person or per-humanity waste.
You divide BTC energy by 3 transactions per second
What meaning does that have? An absolute cost of a transaction compared to what?
- lern_too_spel 4y agoAll of humanity can't use Bitcoin if only three people can use it per second. It's an absolute cost per transaction compared to traditional money with banking, which is so cheap to use that it's basically free.