Photos of a train, railways and an industrial plant

Source: Tradingview.com Bitcoin has clocked an all-time high in mining power. One measure of Bitcoin's intrinsic value is its energy consumption. That's because network security on Bitcoin is founded on

Competition

Pretty good cinematography. CGI is not pro-level, though.

Are the proposals put forward so far worth the funding available?

Source: Tradingview.com I think the rising channel in which BTC has been for the last month and a half will end in the resistance line from the 2017 top through the summer 2019 and February 2020 tops.

I read somewhere that the brewer of the Corona beer has suffered a drop in sales because of the pandemic. That should tell enough about the rationality of the consumer. Speaking of rational consumers,

I'm sure many of us have had the experience of first telling people we know what an exciting thing Hive/Steem was only to be told they're not interested in spite of them being very active on mainstream

A local train Trains still stop here. I figure this station has been out of use for at least 30 years. I was about to leave when I heard a freight train in the distance. Here it comes.

Here's the dollar (blue) and BTC (yellow) prices of HIVE (volume in blue bars at the bottom): Source: coingecko.com The price actions of HIVE/USD and HIVE/BTC today and yesterday look like the rounding

"German tank design theory is a pathway to many monstrosities, some consider to be underpowered."

Shots from a drive in the countryside. Eleven photos of different kinds of elements and situations.

Image Source Despite Bitcoin's recent rally to just over $7000 after the capitulation to $3800, macroeconomic conditions globally do not favor risk-on assets. The question as the whether Bitcoin is a risk-on

Spring has been postponed apparently. Which way to go? I'll take the path to the right. Need I say it was fucking cold. The wind was blowing from the southeast but it was still freezing. I had to be careful