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First of all, the article would like to outline what a quantum computer is.\n\nClassic computers are digital computers that process information about zeros and ones. A bit can be either 0 or 1. More complex information is realized over more bits, processing them via logic circuits. For example, an AND circuit gives a 1 only if a 1 is sent over both inputs. For an AND operation, four possible combinations result, which in the worst case all have to be calculated in order to arrive at 1:\n\n0 AND 0 returns 0\n1 AND 0 returns 0\n0 AND 1 returns 0\n1 AND 1 gives 1\n\nA quantum computer stores information in so-called qubits. These make use of phenomena of quantum mechanics. Some readers will know the thought experiment \"Schrödinger's cat\": A psychopath locks a cat in a box, into which he has placed a randomly opening capsule of hydrogen cyanide. If this opens, the cat dies. As long as the box is not open, the cat can be described as both dead and alive. Transferring to qubits means that they can not be written as 0 or 1, but as 0 and 1 at the same time. One can imagine accordingly that in a process similar to the above AND operation, several processes need not be calculated, but all are calculated simultaneously.\n\n# What attacks are possible with quantum computers?\n\nBy the way, it can be understood that quantum computers can dramatically reduce the running time of algorithms. And that is not purely speculative: Even without a quantum computer, scientists have already developed algorithms that have a certain relevance to the security of Bitcoin. The goal of the Shor algorithm is to factorize large numbers, which is relevant to many cryptographic processes. For example, RSA is based on the fact that factorization methods have an extremely long running time - and are therefore indirectly endangered by quantum computers.\n\nIn addition to the Shor algorithm, the Grover algorithm is also known: this involves searching within an unsorted database or inverting a function. The Grover algorithm thus allows for a function f (x) = y to calculate the x for a given y. Since f (x) can be an encryption or hashing function, this algorithm is also a threat to various cryptographic functions.\n\n# What is the current state of quantum computers?\n\nVarious companies and institutions have already developed quantum computers. The company D-Wave Systems is said to have developed four computers. D-Wave 2000Q will work with a total of 2048 qubits. However, one can hear several critical voices calling into question the properties advertised by D-Wave Systems. In addition, according to Edward Snowden, the NSA is working on a cryptography-focused quantum computer. As a detectable maximum you can see the 70 qubit computer from Google.\n\nStatements of the form \"that's the earliest in 20 years\" has often refuted the reality of the third millennium. That is why the \"worst case\" is to be assumed: hidden hackers or the NSA could already use quantum computers.\n\n# Is it possible to crack Bitcoin's private key with quantum computers?\n\nAn often-mentioned problem is that ECDSA encryption can be cracked via this Shor algorithm via quantum computer. This is a very big problem because you generate the public key via the ECDSA encryption from the private key. To crack ECDSA encryption, the Shor algorithm would reduce the computational burden of finding a private key from a public key by a factor of 10 ^ -34. Even a very slow machine that can do a calculation per second would not even take two days to find the private key.\n\n# Is everything really insecure then?\n\nWhat many often overlook, though, is that in the case of Bitcoin, there are two encryptions between the attacker and the private key. That one must determine a private key from a public key is known. This can be done via the Shor algorithm as shown. The attacker will normally not see the public key itself, but its hash. This hash is the wallet address.\n\nSpecifically, the following cryptographic processes interlock: From the 256-bit private key, you can generate a 512-bit public key using ECDSA encryption. This turns a SHA256 algorithm into a checksum, which you can turn into the wallet address. The attacker does not only have to determine the private key from the public key. He must first generate the public key from the wallet address.\n\nIn principle, hackers can crack SHA256 using the Grover algorithm. However, this algorithm only achieves quadratic acceleration. This means that an attack on a SHA256-generated hash requires about 2 ^ 128 or 3.4 * 10 ^ 38 arithmetic cycles. Currently, supercomputers in the world can handle about 10 ^ 17 arithmetic operations per second. This quantity is assumed to be the upper limit. In principle, it can not be assumed that one can prepare a so-called entangled state again in such short time intervals after successful measuring processes. A quantum computer with so many qubit operations per second would need only 107.9 billion years to find the public key instead of 4 * 10 ^ 52 years. This is still much bigger than the age of the universe!\n\nAdmittedly, there is another algorithm that promises a cubic runtime optimization. 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      "body": "## At the beginning of March, there were a few guesses about a possible ripple listing on Coinbase. Even after a denial by the well-known crypto company, this rumor continues to spread on various channels. To provide basic answers, the company has revealed how to list new assets on Coinbase.\n\n![shutterstock_770244070.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmPt5zFp754M3VZtPdkFMmy7QV5NrBkZqSQZ85GsqzyLXh/shutterstock_770244070.jpg)\n\nFor ripple investors, the days between 3 and 6 March were an emotional roller coaster: Rumor has it that Coinbase now plans to support Ripple in addition to Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin. The price reacted promptly and rose by 22% within a few days.\n\nWhen the company denied corresponding rumors, the price gain was canceled again. Nevertheless, various news sources have kept the rumor alive.\n\nCoinbase has therefore recently pointed out and updated its policy of adding new cryptocurrencies. They explained what steps the company is taking.\n\n# The Digital Asset Framework - the Gretchenfrage of Coinbase\n\nThe first and central criterion for listing on Coinbase - or the company's own stock exchange GDAX - is the Digital Asset Framework. In summary, the following points are considered in this framework:\n\n- Is the asset accessible to anyone and not controlled by a single party?\n- Can the product be said to be of high quality and safety on the basis of the source code and the current system?\n- Does the team's expertise match the demands of the project?\n- Is a governance and a consensus finding process defined?\n- Is the project scalable?\n- Can GDAX offer the asset at all?\n- Does the asset have high liquidity?\n- Do you trade the asset on a larger scale?\n- Is there a high demand for the asset or are there positive network effects?\n- Are there any mechanisms that provide incentives to network protective behavior?\n- If there was a token sale: did it expire according to best practices (security, fair token distribution, transparency, white paper, etc.)\n\nThese points break down the framework into sub-points. It is therefore an evaluation scheme with which one can look at a cryptocurrency from all sides similar to an expert's report. It is reminiscent of the guidelines of funding programs that clearly define the objectives and aspirations of the funding.\n\n# Furthermore disclaimer concerning listing of further assets\n\nIn the above-linked blog post, the Coinbase team, starting with the Digital Asset Framework, emphasizes that no listing of all major crypto currencies is planned. The asset must be in line with the framework - market capital is secondary to valuation.\n\nIn addition, the company again emphasizes that no listing of any digital assets is currently planned. While an internal review team continues to rate cryptocurrencies as outlined above, it has not proposed new ones to the Coinbase Executive Team.\n\n# What is still true for Airdrops and Hard Forks\n\nThe Digital Asset Framework is also the basis for deciding whether Coinbase customers should benefit from a Hard Fork or Airdrop. In addition, the company assesses whether these new assets threaten the safety of customers or Coinbase. Examples of exclusion criteria are the following examples:\n\n- Vulnerabilities in the log\n- unclear or missing roadmap\n- irregular commits to the code repository\n- Lack of transparency in the further development\n- low liquidity\n\n# The Digital Asset Framework as a guideline for your own analysis\n\nThe above checklists, or the slightly more detailed ones of the Digital Asset Framework, can be the first to help you understand decisions made by the Coinbase team. Secondly, enthusiastic disciples of a cryptocurrency, before asking Coinbase for a listing, can work through that framework regarding their currency. In a proposal, they can show that the proposed asset complies with Coinbase guidelines.\n\nThe framework can also be a good basis for your own rating of cryptocurrency. The crypto-slides are full of the bon mot DYOR (or \"Do your own Research\"). Even if forum members like to use this as meaningless as \"Little Tip: Google the time!\", You can stand out from the crowd and really do a structured analysis.",
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      "body": "## The Brave Browser and the associated Basic Attention Token (BAT) were able to gain another established partner with the Washington Post. This is confirmed by a Reddit post on 14th March. Readers can now support the Washington Post with donations in the form of BAT.\n\n![shutterstock_746934961.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbVQePE7oXvWhrFmdi9EWUzaEuisoVxeoZ8NgrSFxDBXv/shutterstock_746934961.jpg)\n\nAmazon Post's Washington Post is not the first media platform to work with the Brave browser. The Vice and the Guardian (UK) also cooperate with Brave and BAT. Then there are well-known Youtubers like PewDiePie, Casey Neistat and Philip DeFranco.\n\nThe Brave Browser was founded by former Mozilla CEO and Javascript co-developer Brendan Eich. The goal of Brave is to solve problems in digital advertising. These include the unfair distribution of advertising revenue and the manipulation of clicks through bots. This is to be done by a new payment model based on the Basic Attention Token. The advertising revenue is not only paid to the website operators, but also to the users. Brave secures itself another portion of the advertising revenue.\n\n# How do Brave and BAT work?\n\nVisitors to a website are faced with the option of using the Brave browser to block advertising either with the integrated ad blocker or to pay for viewing the ads with BAT. The received tokens can be spent on specific services on the participating sites or donate to site operators. To reward the user for viewing advertising has several advantages.\n\nOn the one hand, advertisements are less intrusive if the user can freely decide whether he wants to view them at all. On the other hand, the voluntary decision to advertise makes it easier for providers to target their advertising to the right audience. The fact that data are collected via internet users for advertising purposes can not be prevented even with Brave. The user is paid in this way but at least for his data.\n\nThe concept was inspiring, so that the ICO behind the BAT token a total of 35 million US dollars could be collected in no time.\n\nAt present, BAT is only supported by the Brave browser. The team around Brendan Eich is working on making the Basic Attention Token available to other browsers. If that succeeds and other well-known partners can be won, a small revolution of Internet advertising is imminent. The acceptance by the Washington Post is a first step in this direction.",
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      "title": "Risks at Bitcoin Cash & Co? A critical look at claiming at Hard Forks",
      "body": "## Is Free Money Really Free on Hard Forks? Blockchain expert Andreas Antonopoulos points out that the user has to pay with something very valuable: his privacy. But he risks more.\n\n![shutterstock_347529680.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmaP1CNgGGJPYjhCKqRFKM6qEEVpV4BxcWL4YXpcySEYzG/shutterstock_347529680.jpg)\n\nWith the exception of the now-defunct Monero-Fork MoneroV, things have become a bit calmer around Hard Forks. Now Andreas Antonopoulos has commented briefly on this subject and referred to the associated price. Andreas Antonopoulos is one of the best-known Blockchain experts and multiple author. In a Q & A session, a listener asked him about the meaning of Hard Forks.\n\nAndreas has found his opinion on the meaning and nonsense of Hard Forks such as Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Gold. However, he pointed to a largely overlooked point: claiming Coins on a new Hardcore after a block chain is not free. The claimant must pay with part of his privacy.\n\nMuch of those investors who claim their coins after the hard fork are more likely to be unaware. They transfer money from all private key-linked addresses (or more precisely, UXTOs) to a single destination address. For example, after the fork between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash they send all the money on the Bitcoin Cash Blockchain to a new address.\n\nAn attentive observer would already be able to recognize that all bundled addresses belong to one entity. He could now transfer the knowledge to the Bitcoin blockchain. For example, analysts on the blockchains of Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash can allocate more addresses than before.\n\nIf the destination address belongs to an Exchange, thanks to KYC regulations, pseudonymity is not only on the Bitcoin-Cash-Blockchain, but also on the Bitcoin-Blockchain.\n\n# Risk of Address Reuse on Hard Forks\n\nAn additional thought comes up after watching the video: Careless action on a block fork created after a hard fork can lead to transactions being executed at the same address.\n\nEven on a single block chain, it is always advised that the same wallet address is not always used for transactions. The reason is security: when someone sends money from his wallet to a certain address, he verifies this transaction by a signature formed from his private key and the recipient's public key. The public keys, or their hashes, are transparent on the blockchain.\n\nWith every transaction that a careless user sends from the same wallet address, he reduces the security of his private key. It simply gives a lot of information to potential hackers: the outside observer will then be aware of a lot of signatures, all of which go back to the same payer.So what can you do? Careful investors transfer the money to a wallet in front of the Hard Fork and then send it back to the original Wallet. If necessary, he should not just do this in one transaction for the reasons mentioned above. He should also be careful to work with different wallet addresses.\n\nLikewise, the investor can proceed with claiming on the newly created Blockchain. He does not have to sell everything in one transaction, but can divide it into several. This can be done using different wallet addresses.\n\nThe easiest way is, of course, that you do not do anything first. The coins will not be bad, so there is no compelling need to sell them immediately. Many investors, who are rather long term invested according to the motto Hodl, are doing this unconscious anyway!\n\nThis can be translated to hard forks: if an investor transacts wallet transactions on Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin that share the same address, then hackers watching the various chains can exploit this vulnerability to obtain the private key for the Bitcoin and Open Bitcoin cash blockchains to find wallets.\n\n# Send coins wisely!\n\nSo what can you do? Careful investors transfer the money to a wallet in front of the Hard Fork and then send it back to the original Wallet. If necessary, he should not just do this in one transaction for the reasons mentioned above. He should also be careful to work with different wallet addresses.\n\nLikewise, the investor can proceed with claiming on the newly created Blockchain. He does not have to sell everything in one transaction, but can divide it into several. This can be done using different wallet addresses.\n\nThe easiest way is, of course, that you do not do anything first. The coins will not be bad, so there is no compelling need to sell them immediately. Many investors, who are rather long term invested according to the motto Hodl, are doing this unconscious anyway!",
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      "body": "## In the past week there has been a lot of regulation around the globe again. In the series \"Regulation in the Wochenrückschau\", I look back to the end of the week and summarize what was said, thought or decided when, where and by whom.\n\n![shutterstock_644227087.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmSQWHhBLgBbNWY821WqFHwam5c7BwDqRnKsgdF5uqMg69/shutterstock_644227087.jpg)\n\n# China: Are national blockchain standards coming?\n\nThe Chinese government appears to be working to establish uniform national standards for blockchain technology. As the Chinese government announced, they want to promote blockchain and generally distributed ledger technologies in China. To this end, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has already initiated measures, such as a seminar with representatives from business and society.\n\n# European Central Bank: Bitcoin no answer to the cashless society\n\nA statement from Benoît Cœuré and Jacqueline Loh states that Bitcoin is a \"challenge\" as banks fail to provide appropriate international money transfer options for consumers. Bitcoin exposes an old vulnerability in our current system: cross-border retail payments. Nevertheless, cryptocurrencies can not replace central bank money. Cœuré is a member of the ECB Governing Board and Chairman of the Payment and Market Infrastructure Committee of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS). Loh is chair of the BIS Market Committee.\n\n# Thailand's former finance minister: crypto regulation necessary\n\nIn his role as chairman of the Thai Fintech Association, Korn Chatikavanij advocates the regulation of cryptocurrencies. The former Minister of Finance supports the proposal of the Thai Financial Market Authority SEC to issue a rulebook.\n\n# Malaysian Central Bank: Illegal ICO punished\n\nThe Central Bank of Malaysia made a special announcement. For example, Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) took action against the blockchain project Coinzer, which recently launched an ICO. The logo of the coin contained the BNM logo, the Malaysian arms and the 14-pointed star of Malaysia, and thus falsely linked to the Malaysian state.\n\n# Legal status of crypto-mining: No prohibition possible\n\nThe comparatively high energy consumption of cryptocurrency mining has not passed the EU Commission. As noted by Mariya Gabriel, Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society, mining is not banned by any EU law. However, it falls under the EU case law on energy efficiency and climate protection.\n\n# Genesis Mining needs to stop activities in South Carolina\n\nCloud Mining Service Genesis Mining has been ordered to cease operations in the state of South Carolina following an injunction issued on March 9. The order mentions Genesis and a second company, Swiss Gold Global Inc. The mining contracts entered into are classified as securities by the Securities Commission of South Carolina; However, Swiss Gold Global, which acted as broker-dealer for Genesis, was not registered in the state to offer these securities.\n\n# Putin adviser brings cryptocurrency for Eurasian Union into play\n\nPutin adviser Sergey Glazyev doubts the security of Russian deposits in Western banks. That's why he brings a blockchain-based digital currency into play for the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union. This would circumvent the sanctions against Russia, which would greatly unsettle the global banking sector.\n\n# Australian Tax Authority warns against tax scams\n\nThe Australian Tax Office has officially warned the Australian public about scams calling for tax payments in cryptocurrencies. Apparently, there had been a number of cases in which a telephone call tax back payments in Bitcoin were required. Concerned citizens should be treated with extreme caution of such demands, as these are not covered by the tax authority.\n\n# Philippines: Is there a tougher stance on crypto-crime?\n\nIn a new bill, Senator Leila de Lima proposes to the Senate a higher penalty for crypto-crimes than what the Philippine Penal Code provides. Specifically, the Senator pointed to illegal activities related to crypto-currency, such as bribery of officials in Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies for child pornography, and scam scams by uninformed investors.\n\n# Renewed hearing on cryptocurrencies in the US Senate\n\nThe Subcommittee on Capital Markets, Securities and Investment dealt with the key issues surrounding cryptocurrency and Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) at a hearing held this week entitled \"Review of Cryptocurrencies and ICO Markets\". Different perspectives of the regulatory authorities were revealed. For example, the SEC, which handles securities transactions, views cryptocurrencies as securities, while the CFTC, which fully controls commodity derivative transactions, claims that tokens are commodities.",
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      "body": "## Bittrex announces the deletion of a total of 82 cryptocurrencies by 30 March. Bagholders should therefore first pull the coins from the stock market into their own wallets. For different coins, however, there is no possibility of withdrawal.\n\n![shutterstock_397314532.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmUL83twpFMEvK6Z36Gy51podgzmuX8JCVAXgpg27dDuYu/shutterstock_397314532.jpg)\n\nAt Exchanges, the avid trader can often trade in a plethora of cryptocurrencies and tokens. Not only known crypto currencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum are tradable on crypto exchanges such as Bitfinex, Binance or Bittrex, even unknown, obscure or now forgotten - let's call it - Shitcoins.\n\nFor a speculator, these micro-currencies can in principle be an interesting thing: You will find there coins whose value fluctuates between one and two Satoshi. Purchased intelligently and provided with a limit sell you can quickly generate a factor of two or more!\n\nHowever, such a procedure also has its disadvantage: Especially crypto currencies with low trading volume are predestined for a delisting. The coins can then no longer be traded on the exchange or transferred to a separate wallet.\n\n# When does a delisting happen?\n\nBittrex is very transparent on the criteria that lead to asset delisting: in addition to regulatory standards, there are technological reasons, difficulties in contacting the team behind the coin, complaints from Bittrex clients, and low trading volume.\n\nNow it's up to Bittrex to do such a big cleanup: Overall, the Exchange will *remove* 82 coins from the system. As of March 30th, customers will no longer be able to trade in these currencies and will not be able to claim them for themselves.\n\nThese are lesser-known cryptocurrencies. Unobtainium with a market capital of 25 million euros is still the largest. In addition, of the deletion cryptocurrencies around 40% are so unknown that they can not be found on Coinmarketcap. After all, 34% of currencies are not even transferable to their own wallets, which according to Bittrex is due to errors on the blockchains or wallets.\n\n***So, it's worth looking again until 30th March to see if you have large holdings in any of these currencies on Bittrex ;)***",
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      "body": "## When G20 finance ministers and central bankers meet for the first time in Buenos Aires next week, regulation of the crypto markets will also be on the agenda. This announces a first press release. Admittedly, exact discussion points of the working meeting are not yet known at this time. One thing is for sure, however: after the subject of cryptocurrencies at the World Economic Summit in Davos was still marginalized, the circles are now tightening their efforts to coordinate regulatory efforts. These have been increasingly demanded by government leaders worldwide lately.\n\n![shutterstock_795298720.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmUDVR7Z8UAmH5DUeAe7PfN875AVGAAqKL3WxfssfxjpLH/shutterstock_795298720.jpg)\n\nThe regulation of cryptocurrencies does not release regulators and legislators worldwide. No surprise, therefore, that the topic is twice the discussion program of the first meeting of finance ministers and central bankers.\n\nNext Monday and Tuesday, a first exchange of possible regulatory initiatives will take place. This is confirmed by Summit Representatives to **Coindesk**.\n\nIt is true that a precise discussion agenda of the working meetings is not yet certain. However, a statement from the finance and finance ministers already suggests which course is set and what goals should be pursued. So it says in the letter:\n\n*\"It is important to consider the implications for the financial stability, tax evasion and illegal financial activities of cryptocurrencies. Delegates will consider joint responses that mitigate these risks, but without discouraging innovation. \"*\n\nAt the same time, the letter praises the underlying blockchain technology:\n\n*\"The technology behind the cryptosystems has the potential to promote financial inclusion.\"*\n\nThe ministers aim at such as the second major topic of the financial meeting. In addition to the regulation of cryptocurrencies, they want to push forward the uniform taxation of the digital economy. Thus, the meeting is all about digitalization.\n\nThe annual meetings of the major industrialized and emerging economies are primarily intended as a common forum for problems of the international economic and financial system. Before heads of state and government meet in Buenos Aires in November on the highest floor, 45 such preparatory meetings will be held throughout the year. In addition to discussions and working meetings, numerous bilateral talks are also on the program. One of these is planned for next week between freshly baked German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz and his US counterpart Steven Mnuchin.\n\n# What to expect: Regulation en route?\n\nVoices from the still fresh federal government reveal that it could now gain momentum from joint regulatory efforts, reports **Handelsblatt**. The subject of cryptocurrencies was already on the table at the last meeting of the economic giants, the **World Economic Forum in Davos**. That it could now be a bit hotter, promise the recently accumulating calls for control and supervision of the crypto markets.\n\nEarlier this month, ex-federal finance minister Peter Altmaier and his French counterpart Bruno LeMaire had urged in a joint letter to put cryptocurrencies on the agenda of the upcoming summit in Argentina. In turn, IMF head **Christine Lagarde** called \"coordinated global regulation\" \"inescapable\" last month. She also pointed out that regulations must be based on the criminal potential of cryptocurrencies.\n\nAlthough the program reveals to date only consultations. The fact that the meeting of finance ministers and central bankers turns out to be a grab bag and that joint decisions stomp out of the ground can be regarded as very unlikely. Nonetheless, the meeting is taking a big step closer to the global call for coordinated efforts.\n\nHowever, much is still unclear, exactly what will bring until the next week.",
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      "body": "# For miners of cryptocurrencies it will be expensive in the US state of New York. Electricity suppliers may demand significantly more money from them. The relevant Public Utilities Commission now allows the 36 local electricity suppliers separate tariffs for small companies with extreme power consumption. Regulation will come into effect in March.\n\n![shutterstock_709778431.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmc42wRMFsWeEJrfmTsK4c96WgwRGYM1qYJwJD76fak4q7/shutterstock_709778431.jpg)\n\nOutside the metropolis of New York City, the state of the same name is very sprawling and sparsely populated. Forest and water characterize the landscape. The well-known Niagara Falls are located in the far north of the state. Residents buy electricity from hydroelectric power plants at very low prices in the area. This location advantage has attracted increasing numbers of miners in recent years. The New York authorities speak more generally of \"cryptocurrency companies.\"\n\nFor private households, the costs rose noticeably according to the official publication. For example, residents of the small town of Plattsburgh (population 20,000) will have to spend an average of $ 10 per month on their electricity bills each month. So far, a kilowatt hour for companies cost just under 2 cents. Residents had to pay about 4.5 cents per kWh. The national average is 10 cents per kWh.\n\n# Miners drive up electricity costs, according to authorities\n\nRising electricity prices are an onerous topic in the economically less prosperous rural areas. The culprits are identified: server farms that are primarily used in connection with cryptocurrencies. Consumption is enormous: in some municipalities these companies consume up to one third of the total electricity supply. Plattsburgh has now imposed an 18-month memorandum against new crypto companies.\n\nIn order to ensure the high consumption, the electricity suppliers have to expand reserve capacities. That requires high investment. These are usually allocated to all consumers and beaten over many years on the price of electricity. The fear of local utilities and politicians is now that companies are packing their equipment on trucks and moving on, even before the investments have paid off. There is no local affiliation or investment. In contrast, the local companies and residents remain sitting on the investments. Investments that nobody needs anymore.\n\n# Higher electricity costs for miners to relieve others\n\nThe report primarily criticizes the low level of local economic investment, while companies benefit from low electricity costs. While mining companies are very flexible, a power supply must be planned for the long term.\n\nKnown by scientists as a free-rider problem, businesses benefit at the expense of the community. A problem that often occurs in goods where individual groups can not be ruled out. That changes now. Although the power is not turned off, but for the first time strongly interfered with the regulation. The New York Municipal Power Agency (NYMPA) filed a complaint with the relevant regulator as the representative of the 36 local electricity providers. They want to set a separate electricity price for these companies. In other words: discriminate against the electricity price and demand more from those who can pay more.\n\nIn this case, the electricity providers have a regional monopoly position. That makes the situation complicated. Unlike free competition, companies have few alternatives in a monopoly. From the point of view of the local population, price discrimination is unquestionably desirable and comprehensible. But something surprising in a country that speaks out against regulation and relies on freedom.\n\n# New York: Not the first case of price discrimination for miners\n\nThere has already been a similar, not so drastic, rule in Washington State in the past. However, Iceland, which is comparable to the state of New York, can also be found in Iceland: the population benefits from low electricity prices from water and wind power. There too many crypto companies have settled there. For the first time this year, the consumption of these companies could exceed that of the entire population. This also clearly shows the burden on the environment and electricity grids. The only question is what a fair and equitable response to rising electricity consumption can look like.\n\nHistoric, locally-based businesses, according to the regulator's report, create jobs and enliven the region. An investment in the local power grid for such traditional businesses also strengthens the economy and is therefore in the interest of the community.\n\nEveryone is pulling together here, politicians, residents and authorities. They all unite a clearly defined enemy image: no one of the residents would benefit from the crypto companies - they would even lose. This is also in line with Commission Chairman John B. 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In the next few days, operators will adjust their prices and it will become clear how extreme the adjustments will be. It certainly remains exciting, whether the electricity bills for private consumers will fall again.",
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