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Daniel Batten raises the question of whether individuals involved with Bitcoin should learn about and care about its energy implications.
He suggests that while understanding the energy aspect may not be important for those uninterested in advancing Bitcoin adoption, it becomes significant for those wishing to support its broader acceptance.
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Batten has previously highlighted Bitcoin mining’s impact on energy costs. He reported that Bitcoin mining helped Texans avoid a 4 percent increase in power bills after Winter Storm Uri by supporting grid stability. Batten also noted that Norwegian electricity prices rose 20% after local Bitcoin mining operations ended.