#数字货币市场洞察 $BTC, $ETH, $DOGE

NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang recently laid bare the true nature of Bitcoin with his remarks.

Does mining consume a lot of electricity? Change your perspective and it’s a whole different story. Jensen Huang directly defined Bitcoin as a “global energy transfer system.” Think about it: wind and solar power generated in remote areas go unused, associated gas from oilfields is just burned off as waste—these energies that would have gone to waste are instantly turned into digital assets when a mining rig is connected. Energy gets compressed from its physical form into code, put into a wallet, and can cross half the globe in minutes.

That’s a hardcore logic. In his eyes, Bitcoin is no longer just a monetary tool, but the world’s first real-time settlement global energy network. The power grid can’t transmit electricity across countries? No problem—value can. Using computational power to solidify energy into consensus, that’s a dimensionality reduction attack.

Push this logic further and it gets even wilder: will those hydropower plants rotting in the mountains and solar arrays in the desert all become “digital gold foundries”? The distribution of energy and the financial order might really be completely restructured. 🔥

Which side are you on? Is this a breakthrough in top-level thinking, or just old capital stories in new packaging?
Let’s see the real discussion in the comments!