Going green with Bitcoin SV
On this episode of CoinGeek Conversations, Bitcoin Association’s Bryan Daugherty explains to host Charles Miller how blockchain can assure companies that data is authenticated, honest and reliable.
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Proof of ESG: The Bitcoin Bridge talks ‘greenwashing,’ corporate ethics, and BSV with Bryan Daugherty
Corporate accountability is the name of the game in this week's episode of The Bitcoin Bridge, and rallying behind this cause is an initiative called "Proof of ESG."
TAAL acquires 60,000 sq/ft facility to mine Bitcoin at an industrial scale
With this acquisition, TAAL adds significant Canadian clean energy resources to power up to 2 Eh/s of blockchain computers in New Brunswick, Canada.
Adrian Grenier: Bitcoin is about personal experience, sovereignty and responsibility
On the sidelines of the CoinGeek New York conference, UN ambassador and actor Adrian Grenier talks to CoinGeek Backstage about environment and the BSV blockchain.
Dave Perrill: Compute North provides the power behind blockchain
In this episode of CoinGeek Conversations, Dave reflects on the recent CoinGeek Conference in New York City, noting that the BSV community is “strategically thinking about the future, the differentiators, and how it would apply to the rest of the ecosystems.”
Proof of ESG wants companies to use BSV blockchain to verify ethical claims
The project is devising frameworks for companies to gather data and report environmental claims with an initial focus on CO2 emissions, timestamping and verifying them on the BSV blockchain.
Square Crypto misunderstands Bitcoin…and mythology
Inventing your own mythology to shoehorn an agenda is something else entirely: propaganda. In Square Crypto’s new “Book of Bitcoin Mythology,” they have created one such example of propaganda.
Power Ledger launches blockchain-powered solar energy trading in Australia
Power Ledger is rolling out its blockchain-powered solar energy trading system in Western Australia in over 100 apartments, in partnership with local developers.