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I agree that nothing is perfect. That's why I asked what additional steps can be taken to further secure crypto assets.
At least for this assumption, i would use report from https://bitcoinminingcouncil.com/. Their report state estimate almost 60% of electricity for Bitcoin mining comes from sustainable source. Although it's a shame they haven't released new report in a year.Hi ABC
sustainable source or not, it doesn't matter.
Even if BTC mining electricity comes from sustainable source, they'll keep saying that BTC mining causes outages and drives price up.
I'm countering that argument.
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There is nothing controversial about raising funds to defend somebody in court. In fact, even sanctioned funds can be used to pay for lawyers and other legal expenses that the people controlling said funds happen to be in (at least in the United States).Their first project is to defend the founders of Samourai Wallet, which may not give a good impression, especially to legal authorities that can be influenced.I also worried about that, especially when the founder advertise their service to avoid sanction. There are other less controversial case they could take, such as defending Uniswap for SEC sue.
COPA made a huge fuss about funding Hodlonaut when Craig Wright was trying to sue him into oblivion and look at the result. It was worth it, no?
Their first project is to defend the founders of Samourai Wallet, which may not give a good impression, especially to legal authorities that can be influenced.
- Production of electricity damages the environment.
Does anyone have personal experience with Joinmarket or at least experience from a reliable source?
After the departure of Samurai and Wasabi wallets from the Coinjoin feature, Joinmarket seems to be the only remaining "free" option.
That's good to know, although i wonder how many regular people buy customer GPU just to use AI feature. I recall news which state new Intel CPU optimized for AI task, which means those people doesn't need to buy dedicated GPU.CMIIW, but doesn't AI trend only use enterprise GPU? That means miner could go after non-enterprise GPU.Large AI companies' data centers use Nvidia enterprise GPUs that cost tens of thousands of $, such as the H100 Tensor Core which costs $40K. Of course, these GPUs are not in the sights of crypto miners, or at least I have never known anyone to use enterprise GPUs for their mining farms.
However, the demand for AI comes not only from large companies, but also from ordinary users. For example, the Nvidia GeForce RTX is popular for computers focused on AI features for users, which can deplete the supply of GPUs on the market and drive up GPU prices and increase miners costs.
What do you think, how important is speed and what does it mean for the future of each blockchain?
Maybe they should also go into the details on how people in these countries are able to get into Bitcoin and how they gonna be converting them into their national currency since am sure there can be restrictions on popular cryptocurrency exchanges operating overseas to enter their countries
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