Fossil fuels would have stayed in the ground—but then Bitcoin came along

By cineramaMay 20, 2022Bitcoin Business

Cryptocurrency operations are increasing demand for dirty energy and straining power grids It can be tempting to ignore cryptocurrency and non-fungible tokens, or NFTs—especially if you’ve ever had to […]

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Fossil fuels would have stayed in the ground—but then Bitcoin came along

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