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ESG Analyst Daniel Batten Reveals Dynamic Charts Showing Bitcoin’s 52.6% Sustainable Energy Use

March 9, 2023 admin Alex de Vries, Bitcoin, Bitcoin Mining Council, Blockchain, BTC, Cambridge University, Carbon Emissions, carbon footprint, CCAF, climate change, Coal, Cryptocurrency, Daniel Batten, data, Democratic Senators, Digital Currency, Ed Markey, Elizabeth Warren, Energy Consumption, environmental concerns, environmental impact, esg, flare gas mining, global warming, GREEN Energy, Innovation, Jared Huffman, Jeff Merkley, Legislation, methodology, Mining Operations, News, off-grid, Renewable Energy, renewable power, renewable sources, sustainability, sustainable energy, Technology, Willy Woo

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) analyst Daniel Batten said Tuesday that the computational backbone of the Bitcoin network now uses

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ECB Calls for Urgent Regulation of Stablecoins and Defi, Won’t Rule Out Bitcoin Mining Ban

July 14, 2022 admin Articles, Bank, bulletin, Carbon Emissions, Central Bank, Crypto, crypto mining, Cryptocurrencies, Cryptocurrency, DeFi, ECB, Energy Consumption, EU, European Central Bank, European Union, Eurozone, MiCA, PoW, Proof of Work, Regulation, Regulations, report, Stablecoins

A new report by the European Central Bank (ECB), presented as a “deep dive into crypto financial risks,” calls for

Balaji Srinivasan Says Hyperinflation Happening Now — Makes Million-Dollar Bets on Bitcoin Price Exceeding $1M in 90 Days
Venture capitalist and angel investor Balaji Srinivasan says hyperinflation is happening now. Expecting the price of bitcoin to soon hit $1 million, he is making million-dollar bets that it will happen in 90 days. Srinivasan also advised investors to buy bitcoin, which he believes to be “a hedge against hyperinflation, monetary debasement, bank freezes, and
FTX Debtors Reveal $6.8 Billion Hole in Balance Sheet Amidst Financial Discrepancies and Payments to Insiders
According to a presentation recently submitted by the FTX debtors on March 16, Sam Bankman-Fried’s companies had a $6.8 billion hole in their intercompany balance sheet when they filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. FTX and its conglomerate of firms have debts of around $11.6 billion, including customer claims and various other liabilities. FTX’s $6.8
LIVE: Watch stocks trade in real time as First Republic’s slide rattles Wall Street — 3/17/2023
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell Friday as investors remained skittish on First Republic and other banks amid the industry’s crisis. First Republic slid 20% despite gaining nearly 10% in the previous session. The stock got a boost Thursday when a group of banks said it would aid First Republic with $30 billion in deposits
Russian Crypto Industry Queries Government About Proposed Criminal Liability for Miners
The organization representing Russia’s crypto sector has asked the government in Moscow to clarify a proposal to introduce criminal liability for “gray” miners. The draft legislation seeks to punish those who fail to report their income to the state and share information about their digital assets. Crypto Companies in Russia Want to Take Part in
We’re in the middle of the banking crisis, says Odeon’s Dick Bove
Dick Bove of Odeon Capital, Herb Greenberg of Empire Financial Research and Liz Hoffman, Semafor business and finance editor, join CNBC's Brian Sullivan and 'Last Call' to discuss the recent banking crisis and how it could impact the Fed's rate decision next week.

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