El Salvador elnöke bepillantást enged a vulkáni Bitcoin-bányászati ​​létesítménybe

Nayib Bukele, the President of El Salvador took to Twitter to give a sneak peek into the upcoming Bitcoin mining setup that will be powered by volcanos. Salvador became the first country in the world to make Bitcoin a legal tender earlier this month. The Bitcoin bill was passed by the country’s congress with a resounding vote in favor. The President had also announced plans to make small island countries a hot spot for clean Bitcoin mining.

On the day of voting President attended a TwitterSpace and interacted with over 23,000 crypto enthusiasts from around the world. During his interaction, he was asked about the plans of promoting clean Bitcoin mining, to which Bukele had suggested that the country could make use of geothermal energy from the volcano.

Hamarosan tiszta, vulkánhajtású hashrate… #Bitcoin🇸🇻🌋♻️

Bepillantás 🤫 pic.twitter.com/u7ocqkKTN0

- Nayib Bukele 🇸🇻 (@nayibbukele) Június 23, 2021

Within a week of making Bitcoin a legal tender, Bukele started working towards setting up clean bitcoin mining operations and instructed the head of the state-owned geothermal company to make way for Bitcoin mining.

Mérnökeink csak arról tájékoztattak, hogy új kutat ástak, amely körülbelül 95 MW 100% -ban tiszta, 0 kibocsátású geotermikus energiát szolgáltat vulkánjainkból 🌋

A teljes tervezés megkezdése #Bitcoin bányaközpont körülötte.

Amit látni kijön a kútból, az tiszta vízgőz 🇸🇻 pic.twitter.com/SVph4BEW1L

- Nayib Bukele 🇸🇻 (@nayibbukele) Június 9, 2021

Salvador is Leading the Clean Bitcoin Mining Movement

Salvador despite being a small central American nation has worked promptly towards making bitcoin a legal tender and also make way for clean Bitcoin mining where 100% of energy comes from renewable sources. The development also comes at a crucial time when there is a lot of controversy and FUD around Bitcoin mining energy consumption fueled by the likes of Elon Musk himself.

The Chinese crackdown on crypto mining in leading hotspots such as Sichuan and Xinjiang could see a decentralization in Bitcoin mining in the coming months. Many mining farms from China are already relocating to the US, Kazahsztán, and a few other North American nations. Salvador with a Bitcoin-centric government in power can attract these miners and become a new hot spot for Bitcoin mining.

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