Bitcoin mining will contribute just 0.9% to total global emissions by 2030, even in the most bullish price scenario: NYDIG

By cineramaSeptember 22, 2021Bitcoin Business

Mining machines FEDERICO PARRA / Getty Images Even if bitcoin hit $10 trillion by 2030, its emissions would still only account for less than 0.9% of the global total, […]

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Bitcoin mining will contribute just 0.9% to total global emissions by 2030, even in the most bullish price scenario: NYDIG

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