The Parliament of the Canton of Bern in Switzerland has approved the creation of a report on Bitcoin mining, despite objections from the government. The report will explore the possibilities of using excess energy for mining, collaboration with local miners, and the impact on the stability of the power grid. Supporters believe this will create jobs and promote the use of renewable energy sources. Despite global concerns about energy consumption, the initiative was backed by members of the parliamentary group on Bitcoin.
11/30/2024 2:31:13 PM (GMT+1)
The Swiss Canton of Bern has approved the creation of a Bitcoin mining report with 85 votes in favor and 46 against, despite government doubts and questions about energy consumption ⚡
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