Sustainable Bitcoin: Green and Eco-Friendly

Great question. All the older proof-of-work blockchain-based Bitcoin versions have a very harmful environmental impact. The amount of kWh energy needed to process one Bitcoin 1.0 transaction is extremely high.

Bitcoin.ℏ transactions are faster, cheaper, green and 100% environmentally sustainable.

.ℏ is a representation of Hashgraph technology. Natively, it represents the reduced Planck constant of quantum mechanics.

Bitcoin.ℏ can be pronounced as either "Bitcoin H" or "Bitcoin h-bar".

Bitcoin.ℏ currently has 3 use cases including Payments, Donations, and Tips .

Another great question, and the answer is simpler than you might think.

Governments, corporations, individuals, and basically everyone will need to stand up, commit to doing what is right for the environment and the planet.

The solution is as simple as everyone selling their Bitcoin 1.0 and replacing it with Bitcoin.ℏ.

Owning, possessing, and transacting with Bitcoin 1.0 is a human choice, so we encourage everyone to make the right choice.

TAKE A STAND and do what is right for the planet. Sell your Bitcoin 1.0 and replace it with Bitcoin.ℏ.

The ability to achieve consensus without the need for a resource-intensive proof-of-work mechanism was the primary reason.

The second reason is the cost of a transaction, which is very small and fixed ($0.0001) in (USD) United States dollars.

The third reason is that this technology is highly scalable, with 10,000 transactions per second achievable.

The fourth reason is that some of the most well-respected universities, corporations, and organizations on six different continents govern the Hedera Hashgraph network. Learn more

The fifth reason is that the network powering Bitcoin.ℏ has adopted environmental sustainability as a core value and is officially committed to being a carbon-negative network. Learn more

The sixth reason is that the network powering Bitcoin.ℏ achieves asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerance (aBFT) - the highest degree of security a consensus algorithm can provide. Learn more

Bitcoin.ℏ is a form of digital asset that eliminates the need for central authorities such as banks or governments. Bitcoin.ℏ uses hashgraph ledger technology, which is a newer and more secure technology than blockchain, to support peer-to-peer transactions between users. In addition, Bitcoin.ℏ can be considered a store of value, akin to digital gold, since there is a fixed and limited number (21 million) of Bitcoin.ℏ.

Bitcoin.ℏ has basically all the same characteristics as Bitcoin 1.0, except that it is faster, cheaper, and 100% sustainable.

Yes, it is a global token that can be sent as easily across the world as to your next-door neighbor. One of the most useful traits of Bitcoin.ℏ is that it does not recognize borders.

Yes, very small transactions with BTC.ℏ are possible. For example, you can send 0.00000001 BTC.ℏ to someone, and the transaction cost will only be $0.0001 cents (fixed price) USD.

This is another HUGE benefit that Bitcoin.ℏ has over Bitcoin 1.0.

Micro-transactions are possible on Bitcoin 1.0, but the high transaction cost makes them impractical.

Micro-transactions on Bitcoin.ℏ open many new possibilities, many not even thought of yet. One example, each page of a book could represent .0000001 BTC.ℏ, and as you read and turn each page a micro-transaction on Bitcoin.ℏ happens.

An anonymous member of the Hedera community, who went by the name SatoshiHT.

Shortly after BTC.ℏ mint day, SatoshiHT handed off leadership to a governance team committed to taking Bitcoin.ℏ mainstream and achieving SatoshiHT's vision of replacing Bitcoin with an eco-friendly version.

SatoshiHT secured this domain name and donated it to the governance team upon his departure. He believed that it would best represent the project since the ".ht" could stand for "Hashgraph Token." Natively, ICANN assigned the ".ht" extension to the country of Haiti.

Absolutely not. No "Supply Key" was generated when the token was minted so it is impossible to increase the total supply of Bitcoin.ℏ. This was done in line with the initial concept of scarcity by Satoshi Nakamoto, which will give Bitcoin.ℏ value as a deflationary asset.

20% (4.2 million) has been allotted for exchange listings and/or to provide liquidity on exchanges.

10% (2.1 million) has been distributed to the governance team for their long-term hard work and commitment.

The remaining majority (70%) of the Bitcoin.ℏ will be given away free to like-minded individuals and organizations by various means and methods to raise awareness, help promote, market and advance Bitcoin.ℏ.

Each Bitcoin.ℏ is divisible to eight decimal places (100 millionths of one Bitcoin.ℏ), and this smallest unit is referred to as a satoshi, this characteristic is the same as Bitcoin 1.0

Bitcoin.ℏ runs on a fully decentralized permissioned network.

The question is not applicable to the token (BTC.ℏ) itself, but yes, the decentralized network (Hedera Hashgraph) that Bitcoin.ℏ runs on is fully 100% open source.

No, Bitcoin.ℏ is not patented.

Bitcoin.ℏ achieves asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerance (aBFT) - the highest degree of security a consensus algorithm can provide.

Asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerance (aBFT) is a property of Byzantine fault tolerant consensus algorithms, which allow for honest nodes of a network to guarantee to agree on the timing and order of a set of transactions fairly and securely.

Learn more about Bitcoin.ℏ security on the Hedera Hashgraph network website. Learn more

With its fixed supply locked at 21 million tokens, that could be one way to look at Bitcoin.ℏ. Objectively, Bitcoin.ℏ has all the characteristics required to be a store of value in the digital world, the same way gold does in the physical world.

Bitcoin.ℏ currently has 3 use cases including Payments, Donations, and Tips so therefore Bitcoin.ℏ is best defined as a utility token and not a meme token.