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RE: Bhutan Has Been Mining Bitcoin Since 2019

in LeoFinance2 years ago

Wow, this blog post opened my eyes to Bhutan's involvement in Bitcoin mining @geekgirl! It's incredible how they've been quietly exploring this space since 2019. I can understand why some people question the secrecy surrounding these actions, but at the same time, it's fascinating to consider the potential reasons behind them. Governments often face scrutiny and criticism for their financial decisions, so it's not surprising that Bhutan would want to keep their crypto ambitions under wraps.

I wholeheartedly agree that sovereign countries should be free to make financial and monetary policy decisions. El Salvador's courageous step in adopting Bitcoin as a legal tender was a game-changer, and it's exciting to think that more countries might follow suit. Utilizing renewable energy sources like hydroelectric power for Bitcoin mining is truly inspiring. It not only helps countries build and strengthen their energy infrastructure but also contributes to a more sustainable future.

The misconception surrounding Bitcoin's energy consumption is a common concern, but it's reassuring to know that most mining operations rely on clean and renewable energy. In fact, it's great to see how the Bitcoin mining system incentivizes the exploration of new and cheaper energy sources. Bhutan's involvement in bitcoin mining and potential partnerships with mining companies is a fantastic opportunity to harness its immense hydroelectric potential.

I couldn't agree more with the call for countries to thoroughly evaluate the benefits and drawbacks of crypto mining. Each country has unique geography and energy needs, so tailored solutions are crucial. By partnering with specialized energy companies, governments can explore funding options that benefit them in the long run.

Lastly, I'm thrilled to see how Bitcoin's influence extends beyond governments and into the corporate world. As more companies embrace Bitcoin investments, we can expect to see even greater innovation and adoption. It's understandable that companies might be cautious about disclosing their involvement, given the attention it may attract.

This blog post has left me inspired and curious about which country will be the next to join the Bitcoin revolution. I truly believe that Bitcoin has the power to drive positive change and innovation in ways we couldn't have imagined. Thanks for sharing this thought-provoking article @geekgirl!