How does Bitcoin mining keep the lights on? Some companies may have solutions

By cineramaSeptember 1, 2022Bitcoin Business

An imagined physical rendering of Bitcoin. Picture that it’s June 30, 2021, Baltimore’s hottest day of the year at 99°F. Imagine every house with AC cranking it to 65°. […]

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How does Bitcoin mining keep the lights on? Some companies may have solutions

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