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🚀⚡ Jensen Huang reframes #Bitcoin in one sentence — and it’s not about speculation

₿REAKING: Jensen Huang just offered one of the clearest explanations of Bitcoin mining I’ve heard from a major tech CEO:

“Bitcoin mining is taking excess energy and storing it into a new form. It’s called currency. And you take that currency wherever you like. So you took energy from one place and now you’ve transported it everywhere.”

This isn’t a casual comment.

It’s a systems-level reframing.

He’s not describing Bitcoin as software, finance, or ideology.

He’s describing it as an energy transformation and distribution mechanism.

Energy that is stranded, wasted, or economically unusable

→ converted into a portable, permissionless monetary form

→ transferable across borders, grids, and political systems.

From an engineering perspective, this matters.

It positions Bitcoin not as a consumer asset, but as infrastructure.

A way to monetize excess energy, stabilize demand, and abstract energy into a globally liquid unit.

Coming from the CEO of NVIDIA — a company that sits at the intersection of compute, power density, and industrial scaling — this framing is especially notable.

It also quietly aligns with how many grid operators and energy producers are beginning to think:

not “Does Bitcoin waste energy?”

but

“What do we do with energy that otherwise has no buyer?”

Seen through that lens, mining isn’t the end use.

It’s the converter.

And once energy becomes currency, it becomes mobile in a way electrons never could.

The open question isn’t whether this narrative spreads.

It’s whether markets and policymakers are ready to treat Bitcoin as energy infrastructure, not just a financial instrument.

If energy can be stored as money,

what does that change about how we think about grids, renewables, and geopolitics?

🔔 I share first-principles takes on Bitcoin, AI, energy, and compute — focusing on how physical systems quietly reshape financial reality.

#Bitcoin #BTC #Energy #NVIDIA #JensenHuang #CryptoMining #EnergyInfrastructure #AI

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