Bitcoin is hard to understand. So is its carbon footprint.

By cineramaNovember 30, 2019Bitcoin Business

In 2013, we found out that Bitcoin mining might be bad for the environment, since the process requires a lot of computing power and therefore a lot of energy, […]

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