The electricity used to mine bitcoin this year is bigger than the annual usage of 159 countries

By cineramaNovember 26, 2017Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin mining computers are pictured in Bitmain’s mining farm near Keflavik, Iceland, June 4, 2016. Picture taken June 4, 2016. REUTERS/Jemima Kelly New bitcoin is created by computers solving […]

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The electricity used to mine bitcoin this year is bigger than the annual usage of 159 countries

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