I'm just going by what the Texas Comptroller said https://comptroller.texas.gov/economy/fiscal-notes/2022/aug/crypto-tx.php https://comptroller.texas.gov/econom

I'm just going by what the Texas Comptroller said https://comptroller.texas.gov/economy/fiscal-notes/2022/aug/crypto-tx.php https://comptroller.texas.gov/economy/fiscal-notes/2022/aug/... > "Despite its heavy power needs, cryptocurrency mining offers a potentially beneficial and symbiotic relationship between power usage and power generation. Miners can participate in demand response programs, incentives offered by ERCOT to quickly turn off miners’ power during periods of peak demand. When electricity prices are high or supply is straining to meet demand, miners can reduce their energy use. Supply and demand run in tandem, so if a miner stops using electricity, it’s the equivalent of a power plant producing extra electricity that could assist in meeting grid demand and help with grid stability." > "simple economic theory suggests that increased mining activity could spur additional energy infrastructure. Mining facilities often are located near wind and solar farms that provide access to cheap electricity prices" Do you disagree with the Comptroller?