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The Global Picture: How Much Energy Does Bitcoin Use? $BTC Depending on the year and source, Bitcoin’s total energy use is estimated to fall between 90 and 150 terawatt-hours (TWh) annually. At first glance, that number can sound huge — and it often makes headlines for that reason. But numbers without context can be misleading. To truly understand the impact, it helps to compare Bitcoin’s energy use to the systems it’s designed to challenge or replace. When you look at the bigger picture — from gold mining to global banking — Bitcoin’s footprint tells a different story. Here's how it stacks up: #USBitcoinReservesSurge #PowellRemarks #BinanceHODLerZBT #MarketPullback

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WHY BITCOIN IS SECURED 🔐 Why Bitcoin Is Secure: Proof-of-Work So how does Bitcoin stay safe if there’s no bank watching over it? The answer is Proof-of-Work — the same mechanism that powers mining. Every block that gets added to the blockchain is secured by energy and computation. To give you an idea of the scale, as of mid-2025, the Bitcoin network performs around 800 quintillion hashes (guesses) per second. To rewrite a transaction, an attacker would need to redo the work for the current block and every block before it — faster than the rest of the network combined. There’s no central server to hack. The network is made up of thousands of nodes (computers that participate in the Bitcoin Network) spread across the world, and each of the nodes verifies the transaction and stores the information about it. To break Bitcoin, you’d have to break all of them — and that’s never been done.

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GLOBAL BITCOIN REGULATIONs Global Approaches to Bitcoin Regulation The regulatory landscape for Bitcoin varies significantly across jurisdictions, shaped by each country's legal framework, economic priorities, and approach to innovation. While some countries have integrated Bitcoin into their financial systems with clear guidelines, others have imposed restrictions or outright bans. To understand these differences, it's useful to categorize regulatory stances into four main groups — ranging from fully legal and regulated, to completely prohibited. These categories offer a useful framework, but they are just a starting point. The actual implementation of Bitcoin policy varies significantly by country, depending on factors such as regulatory capacity, public adoption, and political will. To better understand how these categories translate into real-world policies, let’s look at some notable country-specific examples. It highlights how various nations have applied the above regulatory categories. Each country’s stance reflects a unique combination of legal, economic, and social factors:

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