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Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index
- dewey 2y agoLink doesn't seem to load.
- ssocolow 2y agohttps://ccaf.io/cbnsi/cbeci https://ccaf.io/cbnsi/cbeci
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- k__ 2y agoI just saw the BTC ROI over the years. https://x.com/Audiodidakt314/status/1867216724413522281/photo/1 https://x.com/Audiodidakt314/status/1867216724413522281/phot... Either it will become more stable in the future or the interest will fade and it will dump.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> Either it will become more stable in the future or the interest will fade and it will dump It could also turn into an orangutan. Or is that outside the range of possible outcomes?
- nadermx 2y agoBayesian orangutans
- ephbit 2y agoAny graph with a linear scale where the low numbers contain the most important information is meaningless if you include the huge outlier numbers. Whoever made this graph doesn't seem to know what they're even looking for.
- calebm 2y agoDoes anyone else think that Bitcoin's power usage might be its Achilles heel?
- ASalazarMX 2y agoIts Achilles heel is legal. It was designed to be wild and unregulated, but that made it extremely vulnerable to speculation, fraud, and money laundering. Now that it is starting to be scrutinized, regulated, and even adopted by some banks, it will eventually become similar to regular money. The power waste is collateral damage.
- janandonly 2y agoSo according to this research 1/3 of all Bitcoin mining is now happening in one country: The USA. Long term I think this is bad for Bitcoin, to more decentralized the mining is, the better off the network will be. Interesting times indeed.
- gmuslera 2y agoWith those consumptions we all could go back to 1955.