CoinGeek: Proof of work mining faces 2-year moratorium in New York
“Lawmakers are setting up a ‘baby and bathwater scenario’ in which they are trading away innovation and information security for supposed energy savings. There are important questions to be answered here, but lawmakers would be better served by first studying energy consumption of blockchain technology in light of its ultimate application,” said Bryan Daugherty, the Public Policy Director for BSV Blockchain.
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After 2 decades of successfully helping to digitally transform businesses and organizations with traditional and emerging technologies, I have decided to refocus my consultative efforts towards one of the most innovative and impactful technologies I've ever encountered - Blockchain
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