The new CoinShares report highlights recent cryptocurrency carbon emissions, which are nearly 0.08% globally, insignificant figures compared to emissions emitted by other industries and domains.
The CoinShare report also revealed the latest statistics using Galaxy Digital’s estimate that energy consumption for Bitcoin mining is far lower than other financial systems such as gold and the banking industry.
The CoinShare study further claims that Bitcoin mining contributed nearly 42 megatons of carbon emissions in 2021 compared to other countries such as China and the US, which contributed much more in terms of numbers and statistics.
As a frame of reference, countries with big industrial bases such as the United States and China emitted 5,830Mt and 11,580Mt of CO2 in 2016,” the CoinShares report said.
The report also states that the CO2 emissions released by Bitcoin mining are very “insignificant.”
“While it is clear that there are currently emissions that result from bitcoin mining, these emissions are not only insignificant globally, but are in themselves in no way necessary,” CoinShares added.
The price of Bitcoin broke our trend line of support this morning and dropped to $ 36,250. The moving averages of the MA20 and MA50 are now on the bearish side and are stepping up pressure on the price to fall to the following levels of support. Buyers can never raise the price above $ 40,000 and thus increase such shaken optimism in quick price recovery.
Bullish scenario:
Bearish scenario:
The price of Ethereum is in a small withdrawal to the support zone, around $ 2600. It is still in a growing channel, and we can say that this is just a consolidation within the channel because, for now, there are no jumps outside its lines.
Additional potential support can be provided by the Ma20 and MA50 moving averages so that with the next bullish impulse, we can climb again in the zone around $ 2800.
Bullish scenario:
Bearish scenario:
The post Bitcoin and Ethereum on previous support appeared first on FinanceBrokerage.