As America thirsts for energy amid Bitcoin mining and AI boom, O’Leary and Trumps bet on access to power
View original at finance.yahoo.comAs America thirsts for energy amid Bitcoin mining and AI boom, O’Leary and Trumps bet on access to power Fans of digital currencies have always touted it as a way to escape the global financial system — and from the powerful interests that control it…
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American Bitcoin has the cheapest energy anywhere in the country, much of it coming out of West Texas
80% confidenceThere is no power on the grid anymore, can't set up data mining, AI data centers, or Bitcoin mining if ratepayers see rate increases
80% confidenceBitzero is really a power company with advantageous power contracts that could usher it into AI data-center space
80% confidenceBitzero uses 100% renewable energy at its data centers
80% confidenceCleanSpark runs on low-carbon power, not 100% renewable energy
80% confidenceEnergy prices in France and Scotland are too high for Bitcoin mining
80% confidenceBuffett used 8 solid, repeatable money rules to turn $9,800 into a $150B fortune
80% confidenceCanada is probably going to be a major source of power because there's not much left in the U.S.
80% confidenceSeven-step plan works every single time to kill debt and get rich, and anyone can do it
80% confidenceOne asset will surge 400% in a year
80% confidenceLow-cost sustainable energy is the future of Bitcoin mining
80% confidenceTrump administration's pro-fossil-fuel energy policies will help crypto mining by providing cheapest energy in the world
80% confidenceTrump attacked clean energy industry, claiming it's the reason for high electricity prices
80% confidenceO'Leary looks at power costs and won't invest if power is over 8 cents per kWh
80% confidenceIREN uses 100% renewable energy at its data centers
80% confidencePresident Trump promised to make the U.S. the crypto capital of the world
80% confidenceNearly 50% of Americans are making 1 big Social Security mistake
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