While EU has been busy gaslighting bitcoin, Japan has been busy researching it.
Kenji Tateiwa, president of Agile Energy X Inc., based in Tokyo
“Green energy producers have to operate their businesses on the assumption that part of the power they generate is wasted,” he said. “If bitcoin were to provide a new source of income, that would prompt more green energy to be introduced.”
https://www.asahi.com/sp/ajw/articles/15397216
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