Martin Lewis Bitcoin Price and Energy Price Predictions

Just when it looked like Bitcoin would fully recover from the 2022 crypto crash, things got a lot more complicated. The crash occurred in early 2022, followed by the war in Ukraine, supply chain problems and the biggest energy crisis in modern history.

Most people think of digital currencies and blockchain networks as virtual assets used for trading. However, most people don’t know that blockchain networks like Bitcoin and Ethereum use huge amounts of energy to stay operational. Considering the rising energy prices worldwide, investors are flocking to more efficient altcoins like Tamadoge.

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Bitcoin – The largest energy consumer in the Blockchain ecosystem

Bitcoin is the world’s leading cryptocurrency, considered the gold standard among digital currencies. There are 21 million tokens, most of which had to be mined before reaching the markets. As a result, millions of mining rigs appeared in countries all over the world, resulting in massive energy consumption over the years.

However, Bitcoin still uses around 127 terawatt-hours (TWh) of electricity each year. That is more power than Norway’s annual energy consumption. On average, Bitcoin uses 707 kWh of electricity per transaction, 11 times more than Ethereum. Also, ETH is in the process of upgrading its blockchain to a layer-2 platform, reducing existing energy consumption by 99.95%. As the platform moves from the proof-of-work to the proof-of-stake approach, it will reduce energy consumption to an absolute minimum.

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