Using only renewable energy sources for cryptocurrency production will reduce the negative environmental impact of mining.
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Using only renewable energy sources for cryptocurrency production will reduce the negative environmental impact of mining.
What I can see that attention keeps growing and more people seeing prospects of Karvuon energy platform.
I think the intererest for cryptocurrencies in Mongolia will grow and more promising projects will appear there soon.
They have some kind of greedy hardcap, they scare only investors, until the last days, ieo, it’s clear that they will not collect
And where then to see how many tokens earned on the Bounty?
Anyway, with Karvuon, Mongolia can become one of the leaders of cryptocurrency mining.
At least, the legislative conditions for crypto projects in Mongolia are much better than in China, India or many other Asian countries.
It is necessary to do mining farms that will run on solar panels.
The search for technology is again money and time.
Unprecedented changes are taking place in the global energy market, now it's great time to join this increasing market.
It seems to me that these technologies do not really work. If they worked, a lot of people would take advantage of this. Some of ours are trying to take energy for free, but it also ends, now it is being discovered for one or two.
It would be interesting to look at such generators and their capacities, I think at the moment, humanity is not yet capable of such scientific discoveries, but if it is ever created, it will be a great discovery.
good afternoon. And how are you going to look for them? Global commercial and state corporations cannot find them. Yes, and if such a technology is available, then it is easier and more profitable to sell it quietly than a penny mine.It would be interesting to look at such generators and their capacities, I think at the moment, humanity is not yet capable of such scientific discoveries, but if it is ever created, it will be a great discovery.
good afternoon. And how are you going to look for them? Global commercial and state corporations cannot find them. Yes, and if such a technology is available, then it is easier and more profitable to sell it quietly than a penny mine.It would be interesting to look at such generators and their capacities, I think at the moment, humanity is not yet capable of such scientific discoveries, but if it is ever created, it will be a great discovery.
good afternoon. And how are you going to look for them? Global commercial and state corporations cannot find them. Yes, and if such a technology is available, then it is easier and more profitable to sell it quietly than a penny mine.
It would be interesting to look at such generators and their capacities, I think at the moment, humanity is not yet capable of such scientific discoveries, but if it is ever created, it will be a great discovery.
What is the total number of energy being produced in Mongolia? And the most of energy is imported, right?
mining farms that will run on solar panels. That would be a bomb.
fiction or not, but for some reason, many people think that electricity from such sources will be free. But if you look at the existing analogs of "perpetual motion machines" - at hydroelectric power plants and other things working on the basis of renewable energy sources - there will be no free electricity - you need to somehow compensate for the costs of creating and maintaining generating capacities ...mining farms that will run on solar panels. That would be a bomb.
fiction or not, but for some reason, many people think that electricity from such sources will be free. But if you look at the existing analogs of "perpetual motion machines" - at hydroelectric power plants and other things working on the basis of renewable energy sources - there will be no free electricity - you need to somehow compensate for the costs of creating and maintaining generating capacities ...
mining farms that will run on solar panels. That would be a bomb.
Can mining be convenient and environmentally friendly?
I’m wondering, how many years will the installation itself fight back until the moment it comes out as a plus?
If a private investor built the installation and then used it independently, such a question would be correctly asked. But here, after construction energy users will receive revenue in tokens from cloud mining.I’m wondering, how many years will the installation itself fight back until the moment it comes out as a plus?
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