ESG

Whether you care about ESG or see it as a fiat accounting scam derived from faulty Malthusian assumptions, all Bitcoiners should care about the fact a mere 1% AUM deployment from ESG investors can drive the next Bitcoin bull run.

A forthcoming New York Times article is expected to introduce “fractional reserve indirect carbon accounting” and target bitcoin mining.

Though Bitcoiners often fight solar power as merely another ESG attack vector, it could make Bitcoin more resilient and decentralized.

Underlying disinformation exposed during Greenpeace USA’s “Change The Code” campaign only served to rally the Bitcoin community.

Companies’ environmental, social and governance scores are based almost exclusively on subjective values masquerading as objective measures.

Bitcoin could enable humanity to take the next step in energy production and usage through the capabilities it unlocks.

GoTo purchased Indonesian bitcoin and cryptocurrency exchange PT Kripto Maksima Koin for $8.38 million to become a diverse money management company.

ESG seems like a positive way to protect the environment on a surface level, but a deeper examination reveals a more sinister path to totalitarianism.

Bitcoin is capable of reducing energy costs for consumers as opposed to the opposite-of-intended effects that renewables have.

To fully cut the unproductive class away from the levers of control, the productive class must use bitcoin to secure the layers outside of money.