You may have heard that Bitcoin is the great villain of the environment. The headlines talk about “carbon mining” and “exorbitant energy consumption”. But is that really true? Spoiler: it’s not quite like that.

Let's get to the facts:

  1. Real Energy Consumption
    Bitcoin consumes approximately 0.1% of the world’s energy. Sounds like a lot? Compare that to traditional banks, which use massive data centers, headquarters spread across the globe, ATMs, and thousands of branches. And that’s not to mention the impact of gold mining, which consumesmuch more energyand destroys entire ecosystems.

  2. Renewable Energy in the Game
    According to recent data, more than60% of the energy used in Bitcoin mining comes from renewable sources, such as hydroelectric and wind power. This makes Bitcoin one of the greenest financial systems on the planet.

  3. The Problem is the Traditional System
    The traditional financial system not only consumes more energy, but also relies on inefficient and polluting processes: printing money, transporting banknotes, and the biggest environmental crime of all —central banks printing money without control, destroying the value of your work.

  4. Anti-Crypto Narrative is Strategic
    Big corporations and governments are desperate to discredit Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies because they know these technologies could end their monopoly. When you hear “Bitcoin is bad for the environment,” understand that it’s a narrative created by people who don’t want to lose control.

Now, let's be honest: who is really destroying the environment? Banks, gold miners, governments printing trillions of dollars in paper money, or the world's most decentralized and efficient technology?

If you believe it’s time to change the system, join the crypto revolution. The future is in your hands — and no, it’s not powered by coal.

Click on the link and find out how to get started. The planet and your financial freedom will thank you.

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