Hey there,

Can I share something that completely changed my perspective?

I used to worry about Bitcoin's energy use.

Seriously.

As someone who cares deeply about our planet, the headlines about Bitcoin's carbon footprint troubled me.

Then I discovered something that wasn't making headlines...

In recent years Bitcoin miners in Texas are STABILIZING the power grid during extreme weather. They're the first to shut down during peak demand, sending power BACK when people need it most.

As someone who suffered through The Great Texas Freeze (winter storm Uri) in February 2021 this was great news to me.

Even more mind-blowing?

They're creating economic demand for NEW renewable energy projects that wouldn't otherwise be financially viable.

It's like Bitcoin mining is accidentally accelerating our transition to clean energy.

In Chapter 8, we break down this counterintuitive reality with real examples and data that transformed our understanding.

→ Get your advance copy now (free if you choose): https://danielhallwebinars.com/1mbtc

The November 20th deadline for submitting your thoughts for potential inclusion in the published version is approaching. If something in the book speaks to you, I'd love to hear it by reply email.

Tomorrow, I'm sending my final note on this Advance Reader Copy opportunity – with a personal reflection on why this moment in financial history feels so significant to me.

With appreciation for your time and attention.

Be the blessing,

Daniel

P.S. Your early reviews when we officially publish will help us reach more people with this critical information. Thank you in advance for being an advance reader! https://danielhallwebinars.com/1mbt c

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