NVIDIA's CEO just dropped an interesting take on Bitcoin. With the company now valued at $4.5 trillion and holding the crown as the world's largest corporation, his perspective carries weight. He argues that Bitcoin essentially converts surplus energy into a form of stored currency. It's a fascinating angle on crypto's energy debate—reframing consumption as strategic storage rather than waste. Coming from someone leading the AI chip revolution, this endorsement of Bitcoin's economic model definitely turns heads.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 6h ago
Jensen Huang put it brilliantly—energy storage currency... It sounds much smoother than what environmentalists say and directly addresses the "pollution" narrative around BTC.
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NeonCollector
· 6h ago
The perspective of energy storage is indeed refreshing, but it still feels like it's just whitewashing mining.
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DefiPlaybook
· 7h ago
To be honest, I love this whole energy storage narrative—Bitcoin has finally found itself some fancy wrapping paper [dog head emoji]
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When someone worth 4.5 trillion speaks, the market has to listen, but what I care more about is whether this wave can really shift public opinion...
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Jensen Huang’s move is truly brilliant—endorsing BTC as the father of AI chips. This approach beats any marketing tactic.
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Turning energy waste into energy assets... Only businessmen understand arbitrage like this, packaging a negative asset as a positive one. Maybe this idea could be borrowed for DeFi liquidity mining.
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Wait, does this logic mean that excess computing power, which would have been wasted, can be utilized for BTC mining? Then why not just donate it to Africa? [dog head emoji]
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Hmm, surplus energy becomes a store of value—so what about my surplus US dollars? Can they turn into something too?
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Sounds way more professional than the previous “eco-friendly BTC” narrative, but on-chain data is the real truth. Let’s see what the miners actually do.
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If this argument holds, does that mean the stablecoins I’m hoarding also count as value storage? Time to start analyzing arbitrage opportunities...
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OvertimeSquid
· 7h ago
The concept of energy storage is quite interesting, but on the other hand, is Jensen Huang trying to whitewash mining?
NVIDIA's CEO just dropped an interesting take on Bitcoin. With the company now valued at $4.5 trillion and holding the crown as the world's largest corporation, his perspective carries weight. He argues that Bitcoin essentially converts surplus energy into a form of stored currency. It's a fascinating angle on crypto's energy debate—reframing consumption as strategic storage rather than waste. Coming from someone leading the AI chip revolution, this endorsement of Bitcoin's economic model definitely turns heads.