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Topic: Japanese Engineers to mine Bitcoin powered by the moon (Read 1538 times)

legendary
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Link bait Fuck
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They plan to do it in 2030  Cheesy If BTC survives that long it won't be mined anymore and most of us, who now own BTC will be rich.

Bitcoin will stil be mined even in 2140, and after that we still need miners except they'll not get a fixed block reward anymore,but by that time the transaction fees should be enough.

Omg, they are building giant lasers on the moon, this reminds me of Austin powers.
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This is the whole article:
"Japanese Engineers planning to get POWER from MOON. Could our homes soon be powered by the MOON? Engineers plan to ring the lunar equator in solar panels and beam energy back to Earth.Shimizu Construction plans to fit 250-mile-wide belt of solar panels around 6,850 miles of the moon’s surface.Power generated would be sent to Earth using microwaves and laser light.The firm claims it would provide an ‘inexhaustible amount of energy’.

It may sound like something out of science fiction but a Japanese firm plans to cover the Moon in a huge swathe of solar panels and use them to power homes here on Earth.

Shimizu Corporation’s Luna Ring project would stretch almost 6,790 miles around the Moon’s equator and a field of solar panels would form a belt 250 miles wide.

Energy captured by these panels would then be sent to Earth using microwaves and laser lights could be beamed directly to countries where it is needed."

Where do you see the word bitcoin in it?

legendary
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Hmm... don't know whether this is a hoax or not. But anyway the Japanese are some of the most technologically innovative people on earth. The only problem I have with them is that their porn is too gross to watch.  Grin
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They plan to do it in 2030  Cheesy If BTC survives that long it won't be mined anymore and most of us, who now own BTC will be rich.
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