U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in trouble with Ripple‘s co-founder made an interesting attempt. Ripple co-founder and former CEO Chris Larsen He is signing an interesting advertising campaign with Greenpeace. Larsen wants to make the consensus model of the leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin more environmentally friendly.
Anti-Bitcoin Step by Larsen
“Change the code, not the climate”change the code, not the climate” The slogan advertising campaign targets the most important elements of the industry. The ad tries to persuade Bitcoin miners, industry leaders, and prominent names like Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey to switch to the new consensus model.
Normally proof-of-work that is, BTC, which uses the proof-of-work model, is criticized a lot for this reason. While it is claimed that mining harms the world, Larsen agrees with this and states that change is needed.
Larsen and Greenpeace believe that the code can be changed if the 30 key figures behind Bitcoin approve this change. Thus, it is claimed that BTC will get rid of polluting the environment. Greenpeace emphasizes that BTC seriously harms the environment due to fossil fuel-based mining.
Larsen said in a statement on the subject. wither and cardano He stated that altcoins such as these have determined low-energy-oriented consensus methods and that BTC may return to this. Larsen emphasized that he would like to see both ETH and BTC succeed, but that BTC has an unsustainable method.