Most people attacking Bitcoin’s energy use don’t understand how energy markets actually work. Renewable energy sources like solar and wind regularly produce more power than the grid can use, and that excess often goes to waste. This article explains how Bitcoin mining acts as a flexible buyer, stepping in only when energy is cheap or stranded, and shutting off when it’s needed elsewhere. That dynamic changes the economics of green energy in ways most people have never considered. If you’ve only heard one side of the Bitcoin energy debate, this is worth thinking through. https://cryptoconfidence.substack.com/p/bitcoin-myths-part-8