Category: Environment
Deep Sea Mining, Part 4: The Eco-centric Response
In our in-depth 4-part series, we explore the implications of deep-sea mining: where the drive to mine our ocean depths is coming from, what those effects are, what areas...
Deep Sea Mining, Part 3: Awash in Sustainability-Speak
In our in-depth 4-part series, we explore the implications of deep-sea mining – where the drive to mine our ocean depths is coming from, what those effects are, what...
Deep Sea Mining, Part 2: The Next Frontier, or the Ultimate Suicide Mission?
In our in-depth 4-part series, we explore the implications of deep-sea mining: where the drive to mine our ocean depths is coming from, what those effects are, what areas...
Deep-Sea Mining, Part 1: A Shining Example of Misguided Human Ingenuity
In our in-depth 4-part series, we explore the implications of deep-sea mining – where the drive to mine our ocean depths is coming from, what those effects are, what...
Protecting Your Fat Stack of Sats
The Elon Explorations, Part II In Part I of our “Elon Explorations,” we looked at how controversy, distraction, hypocrisy, and *FUD affected the narrative and (mis)understanding about Bitcoin...
BTC-Bashing: Apples to Apples
Elon Explorations, Part I Here at MINER, we’re all about sustainable growth, upholding and insisting on earth-friendly and humane mining practices. It’s not just The Talk (which can often...
MINER Was Made for This Moment
In just the last week or so, we’ve seen dramatic news both in the cryptosphere – the fluid, changeable world of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies – and in the state...
MINER Delivers – It’s Worth Its Weight in Gold
There are many ‘gold-backed’ tokens out there, and frankly they all sound very similar. With MINER token however (which is NOT a gold-backed token, for the record) we...
The Old Hedge & The New Hedge Come Together
Central Bank currencies have, time and time again, gone through major crashes and inflation, causing us to turn elsewhere for stability and wealth protection. Gold and Silver – Traditional...
MINER’s (Not Necessarily) Digging the Dirt
The mining of stone and metal or removal of minerals from the Earth has been done since prehistoric times. The mining industry doesn’t have the greatest reputation for taking...
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