In #Aesch BL entsteht mit dem Projekt «Vivo Aesch» eine #Überbauung mit Wohn-, Geschäfts- und Gewerbenutzungen. Vier Gebäude sollen entstehen, darunter der 40 Meter hohe «#VivoTower». Die Bauarbeiten starten im Herbst. https://t.co/ORGYXKLskQ
Die Preisexplosion und Blasenbildung verlässt die Kapitalanlage (Aktien, Immobilien, etc.) und frisst sich ihren Weg in die ersten Warengruppen. Die Bauwirtschaft und Teile des Handwerks sind erst der Anfang.
#Inflation
Aussicht über die Stadt, verstellbare Einrichtungen und ein Swimmingpool auf dem Dach ‒ der #Claraturm mit dem Annexbau ist auf dem Wohnungsmarkt gefragt.
#bzbasel#basel
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12/ In summary, Bitcoin does not waste energy.
It is clear that because Bitcoin’s footprint is so easy to quantify, it is singled out for special treatment.
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11/ Coins only need to be issued once. And it’s better for the planet that they be issued when the coin price was low, and the electricity expended to extract them was commensurately low.
10/ "If Bitcoin ends up being worth substantially more in the future Bitcoin’s energy expenditure may end up looking rather cheap in the final analysis." - @nic_carter
9/ "That energy would have been wasted, as is evidenced by the existence of flare stacks. That gas is flared because it can't be brought to market. Bitcoin miners are incentivized to show up and consume that wasted energy."
- @martybent
8/ In some instances, Bitcoin mining is even helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by consuming methane that would have been leaked into the atmosphere via flaring.
7/ In reality, renewables account for the largest percentage of bitcoin’s energy mix. In the search for the cheapest form of electricity, miners flock to regions offering a glut of renewable electricity, unlocking stranded energy assets.
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6/ Another common mistake energy detractors make is to naively extrapolate Bitcoin’s energy consumption to the equivalent CO2 emissions. What matters is the type of energy source being used to generate electricity.