“Bitcoin rival Ethereum fights for its survival after $50 million heist” – Ars Technica | $11.82

“…the events threaten the very survival of the fledgling cryptocurrency.”

The #energy footprint for one #Bitcoin transaction (427 KWh) equates to: -1 US household 14 days (DE: 44, CN: 120) -283105 VISA TRXNs#CarbonFootprint per TX: 203 KG -Driving 835 miles in a Tesla -250 in a Hummer#Ewaste per TX: 60 gramsbitcoinenergyconsumption.com

The latest #Ethereum Energy Consumption Index is 7.831 TWh per Year/0.73 Mil US households (-0.73%) ethereumenergyconsumption.com32.2 KWh per unique transaction (powers 1 US household for 1.1 days) #MakeEthereumSustainable

The latest #Bitcoin Energy Consumption Index is 56.939 TWh per Year/5.27 Mil US households (+0.3%) bitcoinenergyconsumption.com426.9 KWh per unique transaction (powers 1 US household for 14.4 days) #MakeBitcoinSustainable

#Bitcoin #EWaste Generation is at 7.98 kilotonnes per Year (+1%) bitcoinelectronicwaste.comA footprint of 59.8 grams per unique transaction (equal to 0.9 'C'-size batteries or 1.8 sixty-watt light bulbs) #MakeBitcoinSustainable

@Dexter_Valkyrie @VladZamfir Here’s some examples link.medium.com/QJD2Q2aHaW and link.medium.com/FhCuzflHaW Maximalist also have a degree in presenting red herrings.

@VladZamfir Proof-of-Work is good for the environment

Quadriga cofounder Gerald Cotten had been pushing ponzis since he was a kid—and was well versed in planning his exits. amycastor.com/2019/04/23/tal…

The #energy footprint for one #Bitcoin transaction (423 KWh) equates to: -1 US household 14 days (DE: 44, CN: 119) -280453 VISA TRXNs#CarbonFootprint per TX: 201 KG -Driving 827 miles in a Tesla -247 in a Hummer#Ewaste per TX: 59 gramsbitcoinenergyconsumption.com

The latest #Ethereum Energy Consumption Index is 7.889 TWh per Year/0.73 Mil US households (-1.32%) ethereumenergyconsumption.com32.6 KWh per unique transaction (powers 1 US household for 1.1 days) #MakeEthereumSustainable

The latest #Bitcoin Energy Consumption Index is 56.769 TWh per Year/5.26 Mil US households (+0.3%) bitcoinenergyconsumption.com423.2 KWh per unique transaction (powers 1 US household for 14.3 days) #MakeBitcoinSustainable