Quote from: contact12345 on October 27, 2018, 05:40:55 AM

Quote from: dothebeats on October 25, 2018, 02:43:19 PM

The more these critics press the energy issue on bitcoin, the more people will ignore it. It is not the miner's fault that they are using energy that comes from fossil fuels, but rather the providers that supplied them with such. Some operators have already stepped up their game and used hydroelectric power on their operations, and these critics don't even care to include those on their reports. Nuclear energy is always available to be used, but the amount of building an infrastructure would cost much, that's why most energy companies tend not to do it. It's greener and cost-efficient in the long run, but then fossil fuels and coal are still being used for most of the world's power.

The blame has to be thrown somewhere, and bitcoin is the perfect candidate for that.

This blame game needs to end somehow. We need to tell them that bitcoin is no ways going to be the scapegoat for the high energy consumption, corruption or any other criticism!!!

should we know if this is the matter, of course as a millennial human, we look for the right solution to overcome it, so that it can run well, not blame. we know BTC is a technological innovation for payment devices