Bitcoin has shattered records, breaking the coveted $100,000 barrier—a milestone that has electrified the financial world and ignited debates about the future of money. But what’s fueling this unprecedented surge, and how is politics playing a starring role in Bitcoin’s meteoric rise?
The cryptocurrency community at CoinMarketCap (https://coinmarketcap.com)predicts that Bitcoin may trade around $48,000 by the end of March and $49,000 by the end of April This would be a nice hike from the current price level of $39,000. The CoinMarketCap community currently has a historical accuracy rate of 82% on Bitcoin price projections.
Bitcoin used the most energy of any cryptocurrency in 2020, producing as much as 59.9 million tons of CO2. 299.6 million trees would've needed to be planted to offset this volume. Bitcoin is an incredibly unsustainable cryptocurrency. Studies suggest that the cryptocurrency's carbon footprint is as large as some of the world's biggest cities. This needs to be changed if Bitcoin wants a future in the dawning law-carbon cybersocie