Will Erth Cause the Biggest Bitcoin Crash Ever?

The real world has yet to accept Crypto, and there is no single, conclusive explanation why Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are not commonly used for everyday transactions. This can be due to several reasons, including slow transaction times, high fees, and the amount of energy required to mine them.

Additionally, there is arguably nothing Bitcoin can do that other Cryptos cannot do more effectively, some individuals may see Bitcoin as mainly a speculative investment, and there may be concerns regarding the possibility of fraud and the price-influencing power of large Bitcoin holders. Others argue that Bitcoin has no practical application and that it is unable to perform any tasks that other coins can perform more efficiently.

Furthermore, the environmental impact of Bitcoin mining has drawn criticism, with some suggesting it uses more electricity than entire countries like Argentina, leading to calls for companies like Tesla to stop using it, and for governments like China to ban it . Some people also believe that Bitcoin is the biggest Ponzi scheme in the world, based on the notion that investors can only withdraw their money as new investors put it in, and that it is based on the theory of greater con, with the price determined by a small number of influential people who will profit greatly if the price increases.

A sustainable and rewarding future: The revolutionary symbol that benefits both companies and consumers

Imagine a world where both companies and consumers use a revolutionary symbol that provides value to both parties in a sustainable and responsible way. This token not only sends business customers on a pay-per-sale basis, but also gives them a tax credit for marketing and environmental, social and governance (ESG) contributions.

On the customer side, they are rewarded with better deals and points that can be used across any business in the world, while contributing to environmental repair instead of causing harm. This token works seamlessly through credit/debit card gateways, consumes almost no power while meeting ESG obligations.

Unlike other products that rely on speculation, this token is the only one that can be used for every transaction worldwide, creating demand from everyday use. As a result, this symbol not only benefits the individual, but also contributes to the community and the environment, making it a truly revolutionary and forward-looking product.

A symbol that does all this can change the world, Erth is the only symbol that does all this and much more. The big question is – will the Crypto world dump Bitcoin when it does nothing when Erth does so much for businesses, customers, society and the planet?

Erth Points – is the world’s only next generation crypto!

Erth Points is the next generation Crypto that acts as a click, that delivers customers to businesses, and a customer loyalty point that adds value to the customer. Erth also earns loyalty for environmental and community organizations (ECOs) and allows a portion of every purchase from every company in the world to go towards repairing environmental damage, which adds value to all parties.

Unlike old-fashioned reward points or single-use clicks, Erth can be used an infinite number of times, given to customers by businesses, spent on businesses, given to ECOs, and then sold by ECOs to pay for environmental remediation work or support a charity.

Every sale from a business that gives Erth points is also a trade on crypto exchanges. This means that potentially every sale from every business to every customer in the world will have a corresponding trade on a crypto exchange. This means that the real trade of Erth can very quickly become larger than the speculative trade of Bitcoin.

Erth Points acts as an international digital currency with the global debit/credit/EFTPOS payment system via customer and BIZ apps, and is traded as a cryptocurrency on three international exchanges, P2B Exchange, CoinStore Exchange and XT Exchange. It also operates on a centralized exchange under Australian bank-style depository regulations, possibly the toughest regulations in the world, Erth Exchange that makes it a simple process for ECOs to sell their earned Erth and businesses to buy Erth to give as reward points.

Should crypto be valued based on scarcity or utility?

Google and Facebook derive most of their value from selling an unlimited number of disposable clicks, which they sell for hundreds of billions of dollars each year, destroying the theory of valuing Crypto based on limited supply. Any market that has endured over the long term has always depended on utility driving demand as the main force. If something is of no use, no one will want it, and therefore no matter how small it is, it has no real value. Limited supply is a distant second as Fingerite the world’s scarcest mineral proves, you’ve probably never heard of it and I couldn’t even find anyone willing to sell it on a Google search. Even if it is small, it is of no use and adds no value.

Gold, diamonds and all other products that have survived long-term within markets have an enormous utility value that has kept the markets operating during booms. Anything useless, that didn’t add value went the way of Tulipomania and crashed, makes you wonder if it could happen to Bitcoin, after all, what can Bitcoin do that no other crypto can do, other than being the crypto that spends more electricity than the entire country of Argentina, just so a few people can profit from it.

It’s not a utility token – this is a utility token!

Businesses pay for clicks because they provide value; otherwise companies wouldn’t spend hundreds of billions on them. Clicks are single use, they cannot be reused, recycled or resold, but Erth Points are a multi-purpose product that can be recycled, reused and resold which is also used to attract and retain customers.

Like clicks, the value of Erth Point is demand driven by businesses, not from speculation like other cryptos, and the real demand is reflected on cryptocurrency exchanges. This allows ECOs to sell their gifted Erth points and businesses to buy them, creating an economic ecosystem. If you’re wondering about the demand, from $1,000,000 worth of transactions, XRP creates $0.20 worth of demand, and Erth Points creates $30,400 worth of demand, 152,000 times XRP, that’s real demand from adding value.

Users can earn Erth Points and use them to make purchases at any global business that accepts Erth Points either through the BIZ app or via Gift Cards.

Like the dotcom crash, you have to wonder if Erth Points will be one of the few to survive a crypto market crash due to its recognized “Value Add” proposition as a tool to generate sales for businesses, rather than being purely speculatively driven like Bitcoin and almost all other cryptos.

At the same time, Erth Point assists businesses in fulfilling their environmental and social obligations under all ESG requirements. The only survivors of a market crash are those who “Add value”, think Google, Facebook and Amazon from the dot.com crash.

Bitcoin has caused $12 billion in environmental damage. Erth Points can be the solution to this problem.

Customers can exchange their Erth points for goods and/or services at any business worldwide that accepts them as payment, or purchase gift cards that can be used at thousands of businesses. If all three billion Facebook users collected Earth Points, that’s $6 billion a week that would go to environmental repairs, and the $12 billion damage that Bitcoin caused would be offset in 2 weeks.

Companies can buy Erth points on exchanges at market price for business purposes, as can speculators. Demand is driving additional releases of Erth points at increased price points to ensure liquidity and fairness in the market while benefiting all users.

Erth is a crypto or product that can be used in any sale from any business in the world and help save the planet. It could be Crypto that takes Crypto into mainstream business and repairs the damage that Bitcoin has already caused.

Who knew Bitcoin could cause so much damage? When Tesla stopped accepting Bitcoin due to its “increasing use of fossil fuels”, were these environmentalists drawing a line in the sand? If the environmentalists join forces with the regulators forcing big companies to offset their carbon footprint, could this kill proof of work Cryptos? Ethereum has already changed its system from proof of work to proof of stake. Can environmentalists and regulators destroy Bitcoin’s value?

Erth Points could be the solution, it’s a commercialized, fully operational and scalable system that works through a free app. With their global partner Oracle Corp taking care of data and security to help repair the planet, the system is ALREADY working in Australia ! The system is fully funded as it sends customers to businesses using Erth Point’s PAY-per-SALE loyalty marketing system in a similar way that Clicks sends customers to websites.

Erth Points is an environmentally sustainable and revolutionary system that can help reverse environmental damage by using a small portion of each purchase to repair the environment. This helps address business ESG obligations, can be tax deductible for businesses, and is a way to automatically put Crypto in the pocket of every person on the planet as a reward point from credit, debit and EFTPOS card transactions while changing the cause of that Crypto exists away from speculation.

This leads us to an even bigger question – can Erth Points take Crypto away from being purely speculative to being something that provides value to both businesses and customers and has real business demand? Something Crypto hasn’t been able to do until now?

This post was written by an external contributor and does not represent Benzinga’s opinions and has not been edited for content. This content contains sponsored advertising content and is for informational purposes only and is not intended as investment advice. Cryptocurrency is a volatile market; do your independent research and only invest what you can afford to lose. New token launches and small-cap coins are inherently riskier than large-cap cryptocurrencies. These tokens are subject to greater liquidity and market risk.