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Bitcoin’s Environmental Impact Is “Real Issue,” Says Senator Elizabeth Warren

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Fri, 7/05/2021 - 17:21
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Bitcoin’s Environmental Impact Is “Real Issue,” Says Senator Elizabeth Warren
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Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren called attention to Bitcoin’s environmental impact during her recent conversation with Andy Serwer, the editor-in-chief of Yahoo Finance:     

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I also think with bitcoin, and with the other cryptocurrencies, I think there's a real issue about the environmental impact as well, this whole notion of how much energy is consumed just to keep the currency tracking going

Bitcoin’s enormous energy consumption became a hot-button issue in 2021, with New York lawmakers recently proposing a bill that would suspend mining for three years.    

Warren notes that bank deposits don’t use that much energy, urging consumers to be more “sensitive” to their choices.

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When it comes to regulating cryptocurrencies, the former presidential candidate relies on the expertise of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission:        

I put this one, again, with the SEC, a reminder why we need a good strong regulatory agency that can continue to update.

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During her March appearance on CBNC, Warren predicted that Bitcoin “would end badly.”

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