i read the following - A last-minute addition to the bill was added over the weekend, which aims to limit the use of cryptos that are powered by the energy-intensive process called proof-of-work (PoW). are you saying this has been removed? if so then happy days. notice it states 'limit' and not 'ban'
on cnbc earlier calling to sell all miners who are not 100% green energy. if miners using carbon credits to offset, then they will struggle to get investment so people should sell sell sell. his words not mine.
exactly keep it simple, why add additional risks unnecessarily. tax argument no longer holding sway while BTC goes up and share price goes down, or BTC goes down and share price goes down.
It comes as hashrates – computing power used by a network – for the bitcoin network hit an all-time high over the weekend, reaching 248.11 million tera hashes per second on Saturday. yahoo / finance