What implications do digital assets have on the energy and climate? That's the question the Office of Science and Technology Policy has put forth to the public as they seek their opinion on the matter.
“In particular, this Right for Information seeks comments on the protocols, hardware, resources, economics, and other factors that shape the energy use and climate impacts of all types of digital assets.”
In addition, OSTP seeks public opinion on the potential benefits of digital assets in addressing the rising energy and climate concerns. According to the notice, the federal government will use the findings of the study to dictate future developments or industry trajectories related to digital assets.
The general public and organizations are invited to submit comments on or before 5:00 p.m. ET on May 9, 2022.The U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen, who has historically shared anti-crypto sentiments, recently acknowledged the “significant role” played by cryptocurrencies: "There are benefits from crypto, and we recognize that innovations in the payments system can be a healthy thing."
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