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>> Explain Bitcoin as completely as possible in a single tweet.
> It's like if idling your car 24/7 occasionally produced solved Sudoku puzzles that you could then exchange for heroin.
* https://twitter.com/VessOnSecurity/status/113524359527398604...
Edit: per /u/tgamblin (of Spack fame), this was originally from @Theophite.
Look how many company are using most of the crude oil. They're allowed to buy this commodity and they profit from using it, what did you expect would happen?
And how much energy does maintaining the military that backs US currency use? Much more and it's violent. The use of energy to protect bitcoin from attack from nation states is non-violent. It really is an efficient and ethical use of the energy.
I'm curious about the statistics of crypto use to buy goods and services vs the crypto use for investment, gambling, scams, rugpulls, etc.
I wonder how much energy was used for NFTs which are neither efficient or ethical.
How much energy do the data-centers of the 4 hyperscalers use?
How much energy do the data-centers of the 4 hyperscalers use?
How much energy do the data-centers of the 4 hyperscalers use?
I don't follow crypto news but I am curious how the "proof of work" alternative is working out? or not?
And how much energy does maintaining the military that backs US currency use? Much more and it's violent. The use of energy to protect bitcoin from attack from nation states is non-violent. It really is an efficient and ethical use of the energy.
And how much energy does maintaining the military that backs US currency use? Much more and it's violent. The use of energy to protect bitcoin from attack from nation states is non-violent. It really is an efficient and ethical use of the energy.
Can Bitcoin be used to stop people from attacking ships going through the Suez Canal?
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Sea_crisis
Can Bitcoin be used to discourage people from grabbing marine territory from other countries?