Top 5 Energy-Efficient Cryptocurrencies to Invest In
Bitcoin has been scrutinized for its heavy energy consumption all around the world, with China and few companies taking drastic measures. As most of the Bitcoin mining takes place with the help of coal power plants, the carbon footprint it leaves behind is massive. Luckily there are several energy-efficient cryptocurrencies that can be invested in as an alternative for Bitcoin. Also, these cryptocurrencies are on the rise and make up for a great early investment opportunity. Here is a list of the top five energy-efficient cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin Latinum Bitcoin Latinum is one of the most....
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