Should we be concerned about crypto currency adoption's negative environmental impact, or should we seek for more efficient alternatives to widely used coins such as Ethereum and bitcoin, which destroy the environment?

I've seen a number of enterprises that have seemed to be enthusiastic but aren't. Despite the massive adoption of altcoins, shitcoins remain on the market, posing a risk to the crypto community since regular investors purchase them and subsequently dilute their positions with fomo when the market is bearish or afraid.

Maybe it's because I'm enamoured with well-known businesses promoting meme currencies. The market, in my opinion, has reached saturation. And you should have bought some valuable coins early on to take advantage of the bull market while avoiding the bear market.

While some cryptocurrencies address real-world issues, others, such as doge and shiba (meme coins), have a large market and are still being purchased. If this trend continues, I feel the crypto community should be concerned, as it is stifling actual adoption.

Yes. Bitcoin mining consumes a lot more energy than the present financial system does. The Chinese Communist Party has forbidden the usage of Bitcoin in order to promote their own CBDC and keep control over their people, and as a result, their miners are relocating to nations with low electricity prices.

In contrast to China's principal energy source, coal, green energy sources such as hydropower, wind, solar, and geothermal are implicated.

Mining will most likely occur when energy sources are "stranded," that is, regions that are conducive to green energy generation but are too far away from population centres to be transferred.

These are only a handful of the problems that cryptography can solve. Bob Eco Coin, for example, is an initiative that addresses Africa's job difficulties. Or something like brave browser, which helps with privacy worries, or even xrp, which helps with money issues.

The options are limitless. Is anyone prepared to express their thoughts on the subject?