Human excrement turned into power in South Korea with virtual currency rewards
South Korea uses feces to power a building while those who use the toilet get virtual currency. The virtual currency can be used to buy items on campus like books,…
Majority of Salvadorians doubtful of Bitcoin as legal tender – Poll
The majority of Salvadorians are sceptical about Bitcoin becoming a legal tender according to a poll. The survey disclosed that 65 percent of Salvadorians are not willing to accept payment…
After bashing Bitcoin, Sen. Elizabeth Warren calls on the SEC to take a hard look at crypto exchanges
Sen Elizabeth Warren is calling on the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to assess cryptocurrency exchanges in relation to the U.S. financial markets and any risks they potentially pose to…
South Korean Government: Gen Z & Millennials are in massive debt because of crypto trading
The Gen Z household debt to local banks has surged by 6x over the last year. Regulators noted that millennials and Gen Z are attracted to altcoins on expectations of…
Why Do Media Companies Attack The Bitcoin Industry?
A recent article on the environmental impact of Greenidge’s Seneca Lake mining operation is one of many misleading publications on bitcoin. It is with no hyperbole that I say the…
We Need To Talk About The NOT Science Behind Digiconomist
The lack of factual information utilized in reports by the publication is alarming and misleading. This is part two in an ongoing series taking a look at the electricity consumption…
The Tall Tale Of Boiling Seneca Lake
The overdramatization of environmental concerns related to bitcoin mining obfuscate any legitimate conversation on the topic. Recently, an overdramatized story by Gretchen Morgenson of NBC News, about the Greenidge power…
