What Old Wu said, I have indeed studied.
Indeed, Bitcoin is a "voucher" for electricity, but unfortunately, Bitcoin cannot be directly converted into electricity. This was my previous thought.
Yesterday I watched a short film that I found great; in the future world, all trading currencies will be Tokens, where a Token represents a unit of electricity, and having a Token allows for charging.
And the items purchased with Tokens can be converted back into electricity through certain recycling machines.
This made me think that although Bitcoin cannot be directly converted into electricity, BTC can be turned into money, and using money to buy electricity is indirectly equivalent to Bitcoin = electricity.
After all, compared to "computing power," the trading and commodity attributes of Bitcoin will be stronger. In the future, it may even be that electricity can only be bought with $BTC, which would transform it into a pure transaction between "energy."
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