Quote from: G-aluminum on Today at 01:31:08 PM

Examining the challenges bitcoin faces including scalability issues, price volatility, and environmental concerns relating to mining

I can’t see any disadvantages of Bitcoin here that you indicate in your subject in this thread. However, price volatility is not a disadvantage to the Bitcoin ecosystem; that is how it was created, and that is why you can invest in it. If the price remains in one place, how can you invest and expect any return from it? So don’t include volatility when mentioning the disadvantages of bitcoin for environmental concerns.

This is applicable to any environment management where we have a small number of people who know about bitcoin, and people in such environments are not ready to learn about bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. If not, I don’t think this is a big deal to the Bitcoin ecosystem in any way.

Quote from: Reatim on Today at 09:07:32 PM

Exactly.when people try to argue why they do not like bitcoin and they say because of its environmental impacts, they need to realize that bitcoin isn’t even the top producer of carbon emissions in the world. While we can indeed do better environmentally speaking, there are bigger problems to worry about.

Sure. You are right, most of these people don’t really know the main use of bitcoin and how it works. That is why they panic over many other things that are affecting the environment, but they are not ready to talk about them; they only focus on what will bring an easy life to the people. And Furthermore, even though miners are using the electricity people are using, I don’t think this will affect the power supply of such an environment. I’m very sure there are many other things going on that use the same electricity, but nothing has happened, so I don’t know how mining will affect the proper supply of power.