Tech billionaire doubles down on his crypto stance. In a recent statement, Musk articulated why he views Bitcoin as genuine currency rather than speculative asset. His reasoning? The network's proof-of-work mechanism ties its value directly to computational energy expenditure. "Bitcoin qualifies as real money because it's fundamentally energy-based," he explained. This perspective frames BTC less as digital gold and more as stored energy in monetary form—a narrative that's gaining traction among institutional voices.
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MeaninglessGwei
· 11-30 21:55
The term "energy Standard Money" is fresh, but why does this guy always love to change his words?
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FomoAnxiety
· 11-30 21:54
Ngl this energy theory has some novelty, but it still can't escape the strange loop of "I hold Bitcoin so I need to rationalize it."
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 11-30 21:54
Energy currency theory? Sounds quite novel, but can this logic hold up?
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rugdoc.eth
· 11-30 21:52
The term energy coin sounds fresh... but can it really convince institutions to catch a falling knife?
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 11-30 21:46
The theory of energy currency sounds mystical but also somehow has some substance...
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MEVictim
· 11-30 21:45
Energy-based system? This guy is really bold in his thinking, how does he explain the big pump in miner electricity costs?
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DeFiChef
· 11-30 21:44
The energy coin theory is back again, this guy just loves to come up with this kind of trap.
Tech billionaire doubles down on his crypto stance. In a recent statement, Musk articulated why he views Bitcoin as genuine currency rather than speculative asset. His reasoning? The network's proof-of-work mechanism ties its value directly to computational energy expenditure. "Bitcoin qualifies as real money because it's fundamentally energy-based," he explained. This perspective frames BTC less as digital gold and more as stored energy in monetary form—a narrative that's gaining traction among institutional voices.