Energy Producers Can Lead The Transition To A Bitcoin Standard
If the energy sector adopts bitcoin, it could be the industry to wind up pulling the trump card.The below is a direct excerpt of Marty's Bent Issue #1178: "Pressure forcing alternative transaction relay solutions." Sign up for the newsletter here.Earlier today I had a conversation with Luke Gromen, Founder & President or Forest for the Trees. The discussion really drove home a few things I have been trying to articulate in this rag over the last few weeks. Mainly that producing and being in control of assets like energy, industrial metals and food are much more important than controlling....
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The Second Largest U.S. Energy Corporation Is Researching Bitcoin Mining
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A meetup in a vehicle warehouse in Houston served as an encounter point for oil producers and bitcoin miners to talk about possible on-site crypto mining opportunities last week. More than 200 investors attended the meeting to talk about an alliance, that would allow oil producers to make more efficient management of their resources and miners could take advantage of direct sources of energy that would be wasted otherwise.
Oil Producers and Miners Meet to Talk Bitcoin Mining
Several oil producers and bitcoin miners met last week in Texas to talk about the possibilities of on-site....