The Real Truth about Bitcoin Mining using Geothermal Energy from Volcano in El Salvador

2021-6-11 14:45

Shortly after announcing bitcoin as a legal tender, the President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, proposed a new idea of using geothermal energy to power clean crypto-mining. While media outlets around the world are going a bit wild on this news, we wanted to see how the story plays out.

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