“Why I’m short Ethereum (and long Bitcoin)” – Medium | $13.22

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“In my view, Ethereum is in direct competition with Bitcoin, and going forward it’ll most likely lose market share against it.”

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Digiconomist

@DigiEconomist

The #Bitcoin price is up strongly on expectations more people will speculate in #BTC.

9:23 pm · October 21, 2020

Jake Chervinsky

@jchervinsky

Look, I understand the temptation to just be excited about PayPal & ignore the fact that they prohibit transfers to other accounts & withdrawals to self-custody. But if you can't hold your own keys, is it even Bitcoin? How much will we sacrifice in the name of "number go up?"

8:20 pm · October 21, 2020 ·

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Digiconomist

@DigiEconomist

Seems like it’s effectively nothing more than trust fund (though obviously with immediate access for millions of users). twitter.com/wmongan/status…

6:39 pm · October 21, 2020

Digiconomist

@DigiEconomist

Congratulations at once again missing the key point that a system designed to function by wasting resources - and therefore being terribly inefficient - is an ESG disaster. Almost half of global data centre energy use for 3-4 #Bitcoin transactions per second. Well done. twitter.com/bitcoinmagazin…

5:54 pm · October 21, 2020 ·

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The Block

@TheBlock__

BREAKING: PayPal to enable crypto purchases with the help of Paxos theblockcrypto.com/post/81794…

5:20 pm · October 21, 2020 ·

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Digiconomist

@DigiEconomist

@sha256slinger And what does transaction value tell us exactly? People moving their own money around (so zero economic impact)? What other kind of transaction are high value? Drug trades? Money laundering? There’s a reason there exists high-value transaction reporting requirements...

3:17 pm · October 21, 2020

Digiconomist

@DigiEconomist

#Bitcoin #EWaste Generation is at 12.671 kilotonnes per year (comparable to a country like Luxembourg) bitcoinelectronicwaste.com A footprint of 111.9 grams per unique transaction (equal to the weight of 1.7 'C'-size batteries or 2.4 golf balls) #MakeBitcoinSustainable

1:32 pm · October 21, 2020

Digiconomist

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8:45 pm · October 20, 2020

Digiconomist

@DigiEconomist

#Bitcoin's TWh usage results in a #CarbonFootprint of 35.15 MtCO2 (comparable to a country like Denmark) bitcoinenergyconsumption.com The #carbon #footprint per unique transaction is 309.06 kgCO2 (equivalent to 772,640 VISA transactions) #MakeBitcoinSustainable

1:07 pm · October 20, 2020

Digiconomist

@DigiEconomist

The latest #Bitcoin Energy Consumption Index is 73.931 TWh per year (comparable to a country like Venezuela) bitcoinenergyconsumption.com The #energy #footprint per unique transaction is 648.6 kWh (enough to power 1 U.S. household for 21.9 days) #MakeBitcoinSustainable

1:07 pm · October 20, 2020

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