#Bitcoin mining has the potential to be a catalyst for innovation in the energy industry. With this in mind, I had a recent discussion with my cousin, who is a logistics engineer at a energy company, specializing in waste reclamation technology. He's interested in exploring the synergies between #Bitcoin mining and renewable energy sources. He plans to bring this up to the company president as an additional revenue stream option. This may not have been a full Christmas orange pill, but I view this as a tiny bud that could flourish into a beautiful understanding of Bitcoin.
Discussion
👏👏👏
#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=863x515&blurhash=i05%23eK%7Eq.9t%3AR2%7ER0000004m%3Fb%25hW%40_2-mxuo%23IV00%25Ms.%5EbNiIx-%3AE3%3Fbtoaf-.%24_XA9cRj%5E*MxIcM%7BM_NOV%3Bs%24xv%24%7B-%3A&x=f7280e1661959a71c0ca26945117b30a0d2707e1ce6e8ab5a6f7fd0fe808d6b0
If he doesn't execute on the idea one of their competitors will. The game theory is beautiful.
Smart cousin.
Mining cannot spread far (space, ground, sea, homes, buildings) enough fast enough. It will mop, soak, and seek efficient energy. It can utilize CH4 while converting to CO2 for massive environmental win, provide heat, while stacking Sats that ppl will buy if others just want to sell energy— especially as the state subversion—ites start mandating flaring of CH4. The more decentralized the better. Beautiful bud indeed. Slowly then suddenly.
Spotmarkt prices on a windy day.
Germany just builds wind turbines, no storage. There should be a market for flexible mining racks.
Hope you have a chance to steer him away from unreliable energy and towards carbon rich baseload reliable energy sources.