Comparable volumes of CO2 are produced by some cities - for example, Hamburg and Las Vegas - or even small countries like Sri Lanka or Jordan.
the worst is that miners are not geographically distributed. at least according to the study of IP addresses. so 67% are located in Asian countries, 17% in European countries and another 15% are in North America. 
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Comparable volumes of CO2 are produced by some cities - for example, Hamburg and Las Vegas - or even small countries like Sri Lanka or Jordan.
According to researchers, 45.8 Terawatts of electricity are annually spent on maintaining the Bitcoin network. In terms of the carbon footprint, when such an amount of energy was generated, 22 to 22.9 megatons of carbon dioxide were released into the atmosphere.
With all these taxes, covid and economic crisis we forgot about what bitcoin does to our planet. The spread of cryptocurrencies technology greatly increases energy consumption, along with which the carbon footprint is growing. The carbon dioxide emissions accompanying the production of electricity, in turn, leads to an increase in the greenhouse effect on the planet.
economists calculated that the cryptocurrency industry contributes to the annual emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, comparable in volume to the emissions of Hamburg or Las VegasWith all these taxes, covid and economic crisis we forgot about what bitcoin does to our planet. The spread of cryptocurrencies technology greatly increases energy consumption, along with which the carbon footprint is growing. The carbon dioxide emissions accompanying the production of electricity, in turn, leads to an increase in the greenhouse effect on the planet.
economists calculated that the cryptocurrency industry contributes to the annual emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, comparable in volume to the emissions of Hamburg or Las VegasWith all these taxes, covid and economic crisis we forgot about what bitcoin does to our planet. The spread of cryptocurrencies technology greatly increases energy consumption, along with which the carbon footprint is growing. The carbon dioxide emissions accompanying the production of electricity, in turn, leads to an increase in the greenhouse effect on the planet.
economists calculated that the cryptocurrency industry contributes to the annual emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, comparable in volume to the emissions of Hamburg or Las Vegas
With all these taxes, covid and economic crisis we forgot about what bitcoin does to our planet. The spread of cryptocurrencies technology greatly increases energy consumption, along with which the carbon footprint is growing. The carbon dioxide emissions accompanying the production of electricity, in turn, leads to an increase in the greenhouse effect on the planet.
13 of the 32 bills concern the regulation of crypto and blockchains, including taxation. So it will be clearly interesting for us.
to be exact, thirteen bills focus on the regulatory framework and treatment of cryptocurrency and blockchain. Five bills promote ways blockchain technology could be used by the U.S. Government and the two newest bills cover the concept of a digital dollar.13 of the 32 bills concern the regulation of crypto and blockchains, including taxation. So it will be clearly interesting for us.
to be exact, thirteen bills focus on the regulatory framework and treatment of cryptocurrency and blockchain. Five bills promote ways blockchain technology could be used by the U.S. Government and the two newest bills cover the concept of a digital dollar.
13 of the 32 bills concern the regulation of crypto and blockchains, including taxation. So it will be clearly interesting for us.
Interestingly, according to this classification, bitcoin is defined as a crypto-exchange commodity not cryptocurrency.
congress issued a new bill on crypto and blockchain? had a chance to check it out already?
yes, and I have a question: should we all thank Facebook for this?
congress issued a new bill on crypto and blockchain? had a chance to check it out already?
yes, and I have a question: should we all thank Facebook for this?congress issued a new bill on crypto and blockchain? had a chance to check it out already?
yes, and I have a question: should we all thank Facebook for this?
congress issued a new bill on crypto and blockchain? had a chance to check it out already?
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from non-profit operations the market will just go down soon. I hope there are Chinese exchanges to save us.
what the Chinese exchanges have to do with all that?
from non-profit operations the market will just go down soon. I hope there are Chinese exchanges to save us.
In fact, you get income. the matter s that if you used to file tax on the difference in operations, now they charge it on any operations, including non-profit ones.
in the stock market everyone pays taxes, but the crypt nevertheless follows the path of legalization, there is nothing wrong with that, it is a matter of time.
the tax will be appropriate when the crypt tightly enters the lives of consumers. Jump to: