Is It Possible For Crypto To Go Green? Big Companies Are Trying, But It’s Not...

Is It Possible For Crypto To Go Green? Big Companies Are Trying, But It’s Not...

Going green is an ideal way to run crypto — but is it doable? Governments have been concerned about the negative impacts of cryptocurrency mining to the environment as it exhausts massive amounts of energy, especially for the so-called “proof of work” mechanism. China, for instance, has banned Bitcoin mining. In Northern Sweden, Hive Blockchain, […]


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