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Texas Blockchain Council
Otto gruppi di lobby blockchain statunitensi si uniscono in vista del regime favorevole Cripto di Trump
Il Texas Blockchain Council è ottimista sul ritorno di Trump, ma i minatori potrebbero incontrare nuove difficoltà in Texas.
Il mining Bitcoin ha un superpotere
Le esigenze energetiche della blockchain sono flessibili, indipendenti dalla posizione geografica e reattive ai cambiamenti della rete, scrive Lee Bratcher, presidente del Texas Blockchain Council.
Texas Blockchain Council President on State of Bitcoin Mining
Texas Blockchain Council President Lee Bratcher weighs in on the recent article from The New York Times that examines the energy cost of bitcoin mining. Plus, reaction to a proposed new law that could restrict key benefits for bitcoin miners in Texas passed a state Senate committee recently and is now headed to the full chamber.
Texas Blockchain Council Exec: ‘Embarrassing’ to See Senators Concerned Over Bitcoin Mining’s Energy Use in Texas
A group of seven Democratic lawmakers in Washington, D.C., led by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) are looking into the energy usage and carbon emissions of the bitcoin mining industry in Texas as well as the impact on the grid and local consumers. Texas Blockchain Council's Director of Bitcoin Analytics Steve Kinard weighs in.
What the New Era of Bitcoin Mining in Texas Could Look Like
The state’s grid operator, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, is slowing issuance of new permits for miners to connect to the grid. Texas Blockchain Council Director of Bitcoin Analytics Steve Kinard discusses how this is impacting the sector as the difficulty of mining bitcoin increases.
How Crypto Mining Is Impacting Power Grid in Texas
Crypto miners in Texas are shutting down operations as the state’s electrical grid braces for a heat wave and surging power demand. Steve Kinard, director of bitcoin analytics at Texas Blockchain Council and Joshua Rhodes, The University of Texas at Austin research associate, discuss what this means for the mining community in Texas and beyond.