Can anyone make a good case for what New Zealand is wasting all this good electricity on? 
I think the underlying technology behind New Zealand is interesting, but I just don't see how it can justify so much electricity consumption in the middle of the Pacific.
The old Zeeland is still working fine, and consumes far less energy than the New Zealand. I really don't understand what justifies all the extra energy expenditure to make a new one.
👆That's what you sound like when you decide that bitcoin consumes too much electricity.
Electricity isn't a fixed supply entrusted to humanity which we have to ration based on the morality of emotional TV viewers. It's a good anyone can make, sell & buy, including you.
Electricity isn't a fixed supply entrusted to humanity which we have to ration based on the morality of emotional TV viewers. It's a good anyone can make, sell & buy, including you.
Don't like Bitcoin or New Zealand? Don't deal with them. But if people make electricity in NZ and others buy it, how is this a problem for you? How is bitcoin miners buying electricity from its producers different?
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