NEW DELHI: Arguing for Bitcoin as a key driver of renewable energys future on Earth Day, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Tesla CEO Elon Musk have come forward to support the fast-growing cryptocurrency, saying that Bitcoin incentivises renewable energy.
Dorsey s digital payment services company Square and global asset manegement firm ARK Invest have jointly released a white paper on Bitcoin as Key to an Abundant, Clean Energy Future .
In a tweet on Wednesday, Dorsey said: Bitcoin incentivises renewable energy.
Musk replied: True, after tweeting that starting next week, Tesla Solar Panels and Solar Roof will only be sold as an integrated product with Tesla Powerwall battery .
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New Delhi: Arguing for Bitcoin as a key driver of renewable energys future on Earth Day, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Tesla CEO Elon Musk have come forward to support the fast-growing cryptocurrency, saying that Bitcoin incentivises renewable energy.
Dorsey s digital payment services company Square and global asset manegement firm ARK Invest have jointly released a white paper on Bitcoin as Key to an Abundant, Clean Energy Future .
In a tweet on Wednesday, Dorsey said: Bitcoin incentivises renewable energy.
Musk replied: True, after tweeting that starting next week, Tesla Solar Panels and Solar Roof will only be sold as an integrated product ‘with Tesla Powerwall battery .
Arguing for Bitcoin as a key driver of renewable energys future on Earth Day, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Tesla CEO Elon Musk have come forward to support the fast-growing cryptocurrency, saying that Bitcoin incentivises renewable energy.
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