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The Carbon Footprint of Cryptocurrency

Smart Prosperity Institute | Podcast | Aug 18, 2021

Carbon footprint of crypto - The Carbon Footprint of Cryptocurrency

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The carbon footprint of cryptocurrency
What do Sweden, Argentina, Norway, Belgium, Ukraine and Chile have in common? They all consume less electricity in one year than Bitcoin does. Yes, Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency that is shaking up the financial world, is a massive energy hog. In fact, Bitcoin “miners” have been responsible for bringing retired coal and natural gas plants back online in order to satisfy their energy needs.

Why is Bitcoin so dirty? Can cryptocurrencies go green?

Guest: Alex de Vries – Economist and founder of Digiconomist.net

See:  How blockchain and cryptocurrencies can help build a greener future

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