Greenpeace blows Bitcoin with works of art that represent environmental damage - Bitcoiners love it

Greenpeace blows Bitcoin with works of art that represent environmental damage - Bitcoiners love it

The latest marketing stunt from Greepeace in his campaign against the Bitcoin mining industry seems to have backfiring, with BTC booster welcoming his artistic fruits.

In the meantime, Bitcoiner continues to fire the efforts of the organization to disparage the network as environmentally harmful, and remain obliged to their proof-of work-work-consensus mechanism.

The skull of Satoshi

in a On Friday, Greenpeace repeated earlier claims that Bitcoin "causes dangerous amounts of real pollution" by the consumption of fossil fuels, which is stimulated by its "outdated code".

new: #bitcoin Massive amounts of pollution and has become a main obstacle in our struggle for the exit from fossil fuels. So we got together @gevonwong To sharpen consciousness and toast changes.

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- Greenpeace USA (@Greenpeaceusa) 23. March 2023

The activist group marked the tweet with its original hashtag "#Chanterthecode"-a movement that is aimed at that that Bitcoin shifted its consensus mechanism from ProOf of Work (POF) to Proof of Stake (POS).

Proof of Work is Bitcoins Art to keep his blockchain safe by competing with computing power to solve the next block and earn the associated rewards. However, the Proof of Stake has led users to have jeopardized their cryptos in the validation of blocks, and leads to far lower energy consumption than the former.

As contained in the tweet, the "skull from Satoshi" is intended to represent the damage caused by this consumption. The eleven foot high creation is made of computer motherboards, crowned with chimney and illuminated by bright red eyes, which are often used in the Twitter profile images of Bitcoin bulls.

what bitcoiner think

the same bulls were rather amused-even impressed-as outraged.

some climate activists think #bitcoin is only fake internet money that you can confidently ignore.

The truth? Bitcoin causes dangerous amounts of real pollution through its insatiable consumption of fossil fuels, all because of its outdated code.

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- Greenpeace USA (@Greenpeaceusa) 23. March 2023

"Greenpeace has accidentally created the most metal work work so far in her misguided anti-pow campaign." tweeted Nic carter, co-founder of Castle Island Ventures. The popular essayist previously contributed to defending the mining industry from Bitcoin positive for the environment instead of harmful.

others like @notgrubles laughed aspects of the work of art, as the lack of a single ASIC machine in its construction and the inclusion of core cooling towers in its construction-the clean water steam.

Some continued to pursue Greenpeace Accept disparage.

Michael Saylor-one of the world's largest owners of Bitcoin- claims update on the green energy mix of Bitcoin, which is considerably higher than in other industries.

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