ESG

One does not simply change Bitcoin’s code, as the Change The Code campaign ridiculously requests.

Bitcoin environmental concerns are often portrayed in misleading and exaggerated ways contrary to proper research.

People who criticize Bitcoin on ESG grounds have it backward.

On examination, we find that when discussing ESG in regards to bitcoin, the focus is far too often on the “E” and not the “SG.”

Mastercard is part of a larger effort to introduce social credit scoring under the guise of ESG concerns. Bitcoin fixes this.

Are overreaching ESG standards, which often target Bitcoin's energy consumption, politically dangerous?

The debate over the resource cost of gold is critical in understanding the present-day fixation with Bitcoin’s energy costs.

The controversial organization has had its first major public briefing, discussing important aspects of the mining industry.