▲ | giblfiz 14 hours ago | |
Hey, I'm the original author here. I didn't want to do BTC for two reasons: 1) I'm already WAY over exposed on crypto in my portfolio 2) I consider energy burn on mining to be part of a "zero sum helps no one" situation. I was trying to actually do something net positive for the world so didn't want to just drop more into that bucket. | ||
▲ | zekrioca 40 minutes ago | parent | next [-] | |
As for (2), there are so many other ways to exploit that electricity. Mining Bitcoin isn’t the only way. But I agree, you should have considered batteries, and more flexible loads into your calculations as to how to be profitable. 3MWh is considerable for many usecases. | ||
▲ | drewm1980 8 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-] | |
It's good that you repented and at least tried to do something good with the money, but it would have been even better to donate it to an environmental organization with better judgement than you have. Proof of work crypto mining was an inexcusably bad idea for humanity from day one. | ||
▲ | ur-whale 12 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Hey, sorry to hear about the predicament, when business collides with insane regulations, it's a very frustrating thing to be caught in. number 2, btc mining environmental impact, I generally disagree,but I can understand the argument, however ... number 1, the crypto exposure aspect
And I'm very sorry to hear S'pore wasn't good to you, this is one of my very favourite place on Earth (in particular the food). |