ShroomySatori
Bluelighter
What about the total global environmental footprint of the whole bitcoin system, can that be approximated?
Since, there are only a certain total number of bitcoins that will be in circulation. The energy efficiency related to where most bitcoins are mined (not sure how this system works, but I know there are 'major players' or whatever, and what type of electricity production they are depending on would need to be estimated. Also, the blockchain would have to be analyzed in terms of the number of transactions and how much energy that would take to transfer the coins (I am not sure how this works, if after bitcoins are mined, the only energy they require would be the energy to run home computers essentially for peer to peer transactions, and all the servers and hosts and stuff like that and how much energy they take up in data centres. Also, I wonder if there are 'bitcoin teams' out there like finance groups on wall street or whatev, but who work in secret offices trading bitcoin all day. And like everyone who works in the exchanges and stuff, if the exchanges even have offices or are corporations at all, how much energy their transportation and hours and everything would take. And then, compare this to the current finance situation which I'm assuming would be much worse, because of all the hardships involved in transferring money over borders (my buddy and I find it hard to send each other money across two bordering countries to help each other out... what is with these 'countries' with barriers between them, we are all one species and are fuckin animals, silly monkeys dressed up in fancy suits).
I feel like such a dumbass for not saving at least one $100 coin lol. I sure used enough of them. I guess junkies really do only have one thing in mind, and that's getting the pure. 13 MWh is fucking crazy by the way what the fuck! Those numbers are SCARY man I just checked your calculations holy fuck!
Since, there are only a certain total number of bitcoins that will be in circulation. The energy efficiency related to where most bitcoins are mined (not sure how this system works, but I know there are 'major players' or whatever, and what type of electricity production they are depending on would need to be estimated. Also, the blockchain would have to be analyzed in terms of the number of transactions and how much energy that would take to transfer the coins (I am not sure how this works, if after bitcoins are mined, the only energy they require would be the energy to run home computers essentially for peer to peer transactions, and all the servers and hosts and stuff like that and how much energy they take up in data centres. Also, I wonder if there are 'bitcoin teams' out there like finance groups on wall street or whatev, but who work in secret offices trading bitcoin all day. And like everyone who works in the exchanges and stuff, if the exchanges even have offices or are corporations at all, how much energy their transportation and hours and everything would take. And then, compare this to the current finance situation which I'm assuming would be much worse, because of all the hardships involved in transferring money over borders (my buddy and I find it hard to send each other money across two bordering countries to help each other out... what is with these 'countries' with barriers between them, we are all one species and are fuckin animals, silly monkeys dressed up in fancy suits).
I feel like such a dumbass for not saving at least one $100 coin lol. I sure used enough of them. I guess junkies really do only have one thing in mind, and that's getting the pure. 13 MWh is fucking crazy by the way what the fuck! Those numbers are SCARY man I just checked your calculations holy fuck!