Frederick Bott
3 min readJul 18, 2021

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It is interesting to confirm that the creators of Doge coin don’t feel that the coin turned out to do as intended.

It looks like something similar applies in all cryptos.

I agree with many of the crticisms you’ve made, greed seems to have gravitated towards, and dominated crypto.

Bitcoin and Musk are classic examples.

But the question remains, conventional fiat money has a massive problem. It is centrally controlled for the personal gain of the controllers, a tiny minority, to extract wealth from the vast majority of users.

Further, it functions by concepts including debt, credit, and profit, in a way that perpetuates the Grand Energy Ponzi (GEP).

Conventional money is an integral part of the GEP.

Bitcoin was claimed to have been designed as an alternative, although it seems clear it’s creator(s) were not aware of the connection between energy, and money.

It isn’t the money itself we worship, but what it can buy.

What it can buy is all forms of capital, which are all forms of stored energy.

We worship energy.

A limited supply of coins is what was intended by Bitcoin, and that is what it will eventually deliver.

But that isn’t what is needed, at least not by itself.

A limited supply means scarcity enforcement, which is necessary according to all conventional financial “Wisdom”.

Therefore everything it represents has to be limited in some way.

But our requirements for energy at least, are always increasing.

By limiting what can be represented by (money) to a fixed sum of capital, we limit what can be represented.

The energy of Earth is not limited, we receive far more energy from the sun every day than our entire human energy consumption, by a factor of around 1000.

But we can’t put any of it to use in a business sense, with money of a fixed supply.

See the problem?

That is why we seem obsessed with taking the capital of Earth, rather than the limitless energy of the sun, we are locked into it by a fixed supply of money.

But, something else is happening that no-one seems to have expected, which changes everything.

Bitcoin, by far the heavyweight of proof-of-work tokens, is increasingly going solar powered.

Because only the energy from the sun is free after implementation, it has the best business case for pow mining, so has to be used in order to compete with other miners.

Bitcoin’s theoretical ultimate appetite for solar power exceeds our entire human consumption of all energy forms as stands.

It already consumes several countries worth.

So the production of Bitcoin is pushing up the solar power infrastructure of our planet.

When we do the sums (I’ve shown in other stories), it turns out each Bitcoin will ultimately have pushed up around 1MW of solar energy capacity.

After production of Bitcoin ceases, humanity will be solar powered.

That is likely to be long before the theoretical maximum number of Bitcoins has been minted.

We are much closer than most people realise.

Most mining is done in clandestine, out of view of governments, for obvious reasons.

Ask yourself the real reason Bitcoin was kicked out of China.

They don’t need it to be produced any longer, the real thing that was needed is solar power.

Solar power, which in the eyes of the Chinese government could be put to far better use than mining Bitcoin.

Of course however many Bitcoins were already produced in China, and in Chinese hands, will remain in Chinese hands.

By that, they are still holding what is effectively proof of their solar power infrastructure implementation.

Bitcoin appears to be nothing less than a Kardashev Hinge, the gateway to solar power for all of us, an actual mechanism taking us into Kardashev 1.0 and beyond.

At last, our attention is being drawn away from the stored energy of Earth, to its source, the infinite energy of the sun.

Instead of worshiping what comes from beneath, we are turning to what comes from above.

Notice how that almost sounds religious?

Science, at last is coming to align with religion.

Now, the challenge is to align all currency with the new paradigm of continuous free solar energy.

That will require unlimited cryptos like Dogecoin.

If you happen to know Palmer, you might like to pass this on to him.

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Frederick Bott
Frederick Bott

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