How Green is Bitcoin?

How Green is Bitcoin?

You, like many others, might be forgiven for assuming that, as a digital currency, Bitcoin is green. After all, it exists only online. However, this doesn't mean it has no impact on the real world. In fact, Bitcoin mining is said to use over $300,000 worth of electricity per day. How does this happen? In brief, Bitcoins are generated by computers solving complex mathematical problems. Mining Bitcoins is an interesting issue: computers essentially 'find' Bitcoins by solving processor-intensive equations, which get harder as the number of Bitcoins grow. The idea behind the increasing....


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