Bitcoin Nature Fund

Bitcoin Nature Fund's first article in @BitcoinMagazine. Thank you for publishing! We are aiming to restore and reforest Peru's Amazonian goldfields. How Bitcoin Fixes The Impact Of Illegal Gold Mining In The Amazon bitcoinmagazine.com/business/bitco… via @BTCNatureFund

@newscientist Perfect expression of irrelevance by @newscientist

Bitcoin is one big disaster for the environment. Mining bitcoin requires an inordinate amount of energy, is a terrible investment these days and fuels crime on the dark web. Is this a contender for the worst idea of the 21st century? podfollow.com/the-world-the-…

@krassenstein @OrganicAnt This is an exceptionally dumb tweet. From an environmental perspective, it is not the sheer number of birds killed but what species of bird...if you look at that, you will see that wind turbines do create environmental stress because disproportionate #s are on top of for d chain

Number of Birds Windmills Kill in America Annually: 500,000 Number of birds the Oil Industry kills annually: 4,000,000 Number of Chickens Humans eat annually, 70,000,000,000

@itsrinor_ @Globalstats11 name a country Switzerland invaded.

@Globalstats11 exact same countries who love invading other countries

Hardest Countries to invade 🤺⚔️ 1. 🇯🇵 Japan 2. 🇨🇭 Switzerland 3. 🇮🇷 Iran 4. 🇰🇵 North Korea 5. 🇬🇧 Great Britain & UK 6. 🇨🇦 Canada 7. 🇨🇳 China 8. 🇦🇺 Australia 9. 🇷🇺 Russia 10. 🇺🇸 United States Source: WatchMojo

@elonmusk Unable to buy in #Bitcoin

Please reply to this post with any difficulties you may have had in trying to buy a Tesla. Our goal is for the purchase and delivery experience to be fast and simple, with accurate answers to your questions. The key test is that you would recommend it to a friend.

Hearing things about Tom Lee on Rogan

@lewis_goodall @F1RedCLM yes

@F1RedCLM When I get paid I pay income tax. I then go and fill up my car and pay fuel duty. Should I object because my income has already been taxed once?

No, it really shouldn’t.

Ethiopia made over $55 million in the last 10 months by mining Bitcoin. The electricity would otherwise have gone to waste. Why? Although Ethiopia has the capacity to generate 6 Gigawatts from the new dam, Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP) hasn't yet built the transmission lines to supply all that electricity generated. So, in the meantime the dam authorities sell electricity to Bitcoin mining companies. These electricity sales were 18% of EEPs total revenue last year, vastly improving profitability. What do they do with that unexpected extra profit? They fast-track the building of new transmission lines so they can get that extra electricity to people sooner. Far from "taking renewable power away" from people, Bitcoin mining catalyzes giving it to them much faster.

@justinsuntron @WrappedBTC @TheBitcoinConf

.@WrappedBTC WBTC in @TheBitcoinConf 🇺🇸

The only one with no owner and born organically is Bitcoin!!! The immaculate conception! The only non-state, decentralized money chosen by the free market! The only one that follows Mises’ regression theorem! If you agree with this, retweet this post! Anyone who wants to be taken seriously in politics and actually do something about public debt and government spending must be a maximalist! #BITCOIN

The list keeps growing. 14 mainstream news outlets are now covering Bitcoin's environmental benefits 1. Bloomberg TL;DR Bitcoin Miners Use Iceland’s Surplus of Renewable Energy bloomberg.com/news/articles/… 2. Reuters TL;DR: Bitcoin mining company MARA's new operation "captures gas that was slated to be burned or vented into the atmosphere as methane, a powerful global warming gas" reuters.com/technology/cry… 3. BBC Bitcoin mining delivers renewable energy to rural Africa bbc.com/news/articles/… 4. The Independent TL;DR Bitcoin mining could supercharge transition to renewables independent.co.uk/tech/bitcoin-m… 5. Al Jazeera How Bhutan saved its economy by using its renewable, surplus hydro energy for Bitcoin mining aljazeera.com/economy/2025/4… 6. The Street TL;DR: Bitcoin is key to the future of renewable energy thestreet.com/crypto/innovat… 7. MSN Bitcoin is helping solve African rural energy challenges msn.com/en-za/news/oth… 8. Financial Times Bitcoin can push beneficial environmental and social outcomes ft.com/content/b26b5a… 9. Forbes TL;DR Bitcoin emerges as a promising player in the green revolution forbes.com/sites/digital-… 10. Yahoo Finance Bitcoin shown to combat air pollution finance.yahoo.com/news/marathon-… 11. Unherd TL;DR Bitcoin delivered electricity to 1800 African villagers unherd.com/2024/01/the-af… 12. The Hill Bitcoin mining is energizing sustainability through green innovation thehill.com/opinion/energy… 13. Euronews TL;DR: Sustainable Bitcoin mining is developing Bhutan's energy independence euronews.com/next/2023/05/0… 14. Technology Review "Bitcoin mining saved an iconic African National Park" technologyreview.com/2023/01/13/106…

@DSBatten Less important but they also ran this story about the return of Elk with image of a moose.... they are just a rag at this point.

This is hilarious The Guardian just posted a video, containing noise from a gas plant, and called it "noise from cryptocurrency mining facility", and then ran an entire article on Bitcoin and noise based on this "evidence". I won't dwell on the other numerous factually incorrect claims, lazy attempt to neuro-associate Bitcoin with Trump despite the fact that Bitcoin users exist evenly across the political spectrum, misleading use of a cover photo that isn't even of the Granbury town being reported on, use of already-debunked studies such as Wood McKenzie, or ignoring of 20 peer reviewed full length papers showing clearly that Bitcoin mining has strong environmental benefits. There's a new level of misreporting that's newsworthy in itself to focus on this time. The first thing that anyone who understands the domain of Bitcoin and energy will notice from the video embedded in the Guardian article, and on their news site on Youtube, is that this is a gas plant visually in view. OK, not damning yet. Maybe the close-by Bitcoin mining site was causing the noise from out of shot? Intrigued, I clicked play. Second, anyone who's ever set foot in a Bitcoin mining facility will instantly realize that not what's not bitcoin mining rigs sound like (a high pitched whirr). This is the lower frequency sound of a gas plant. Third, the local resident even says "the valve blow has gone on all night long". (Value blow refers to combustion gases escaping past a closed or partially sealed valve) In other words, the resident understands that the source of the noise is the gas plant, which is where they are pointing the camera. She goes on to say "And here Constellation energy wants a third power plant in the area", again showing clear awareness that the noise is caused by a gas plant, not Bitcoin mining ASICS. While there was a time when the ASICS were the primary noise concern, the journalist goes on to admit later in the article that by November 2024, "a sound wall had been constructed, two-thirds of machines had been replaced with immersion cooling, and an independent sound survey found levels to be below the legal limit of 85 decibels." In other words, Bitcoin mining noise is no longer news. So why report it? Why in particular misreport it and falsely attribute the noise of a gas plant to Bitcoin mining? And why ignore the real news that happened two days before this non-news/fake-news piece was published: the release of the most comprehensive report on Bitcoin mining ever produced. For context, Cambridge are widely regarded by policymakers and regulators as the Gold Standard for data on Bitcoin mining. Had The Guardian prioritized fact-based environmental reporting, they would have published an article about the Cambridge report which showed Bitcoin had achieved 52.4% sustainable energy use, that the Bitcoin eWaste "issue" The Guardian had previously reported on turned out to have been overstated by 1150%, and that Bitcoin mining was found to be mitigating methane and stabilizing grids at scale. I guess that wasn't the story they wanted to tell. But if you're going to keep running Bitcoin hitpieces, despite the fact that there are 20 peer reviewed studies showing positive environmental externalities, at least learn the difference between a Bitcoin mining rig and a gas plant. youtu.be/nMoIwxDbys0

Q1’25 was an incredible quarter for Ripple, with our acquisition of Hidden Road and end to the SEC case, not to mention institutional interest in XRP ETPs globally. Moving forward, the XRP Markets Report will look a little different. As some may remember, the objective of publishing these reports starting in 2017 was transparency into Ripple’s holdings of XRP, which unfortunately was then used against us by the SEC and others. Our commitment to transparency doesn’t change with this evolution -- we will continue to publish our XRP holdings on ripple.com/xrp. Ripple & XRP-related ongoing updates will also be shared through existing social channels, rather than collated for a single, end of the quarter update.

Cambridge has just released their updated report on Bitcoin mining For the first time, their report shows that most (52.4%) of the Bitcoin network is now powered by zero emission energy sources (up from 37% in their last report) Here's a summary of their findings👇

This chart is CRAZY🤯. Despite Bitcoin’s hash rate exploding over the years, its electricity use has barely increased. Bitcoin is way greener than the media wants you to believe.

@BarrySilbert @parkeralewis You do better, Barry. Stop scamming. From one scam to another.

@parkeralewis calling $TAO a scam is such a lazy attack. do better

These fucking affinity scammers, all of them. Barry Silbert, Raoul Pal, Eric Vorhees, Winklevoss, Novogratz, Vitalik Buterin, Multicoin Capital, there’s always a next scam. Do you see how it works? Cut your losses, sell it all, they are dumping on you to get your bitcoin

@inmortalcrypto Buy #bitcoin and get peace of mind.

This chart keeps me awake. It's either a great opportunity or a total waste. $ETH

@jimmysong Viva México! Great museum!

Buenos dias!

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@TheCryptoSquire scam

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@RyanDanz Agreed