ONE STEP CLOSER TO MUNICIPAL BITCOIN PERMANENT FUNDS

This is an encouraging sign, the city of Fort Worth, Texas has launched a pilot bitcoin mining project in their local city hall. The pilot project may be small, with only three S9s making a combined USD value of $ 3.39 per day - assuming $ 0.05 kWh of power consumption and the machine running Braiins OS +. This may not sound like much of a marketing stunt, but I think it's a very important signal that the city of Fort Worth is sending to cities and towns in the United States; Bitcoin is something you should take seriously and bitcoin mining is something you should consider.

This seems to be the first step taken by many to move Bitcoin to a permanent fund across the country. Permanent funds that provide a source of trapped energy or extra energy that your Uncle Marty has been a champion since April 2021. Bitcoin provides small towns, cities, counties and entire states with a system that can be used to convert their wasted or unused energy resources. Creates SAT flows that can flow into dedicated fixed funds whose sole purpose is to hold mined bitcoins for an extended period of time after which the city / city / county / state may begin deploying and reducing mined SATs for the required funds - or possibly eliminate Can - Taxes. It may sound crazy, but it can work.