BTC225: Bitcoin Revolutionizing Renewable Energy w/ Daniel Batten (Bitcoin Podcast)
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You're listening to TIP. Hey everyone, welcome to this Wednesday's release of the Bitcoin Fundamentals Podcast. On today's show, I have energy expert and investor Daniel Batten on the show to talk about some of the amazing things happening in the merging of Bitcoin mining and energy. Daniel comes with some amazing stories of things he's seen from all over the world and in unique use cases of harnessing wasted and stranded energy. He's an outstanding communicator and has a way of making this topic extremely interesting.
So without further delay, here's my chat with Daniel. Celebrating 10 years. You are listening to Bitcoin Fundamentals by the Investors Podcast Network. Now for your host, Preston Pish. Hey everyone, welcome to the show. I'm here with Daniel Batten and uh Daniel, I'm thrilled to get into some of these areas that you're an expert in, which is Bitcoin and energy. Welcome to the show.
Thanks, Priston. Great to be here. Alright, so I guess let's start here. Just give people a little bit of a background on yourself so that they kind of know where you're coming from and maybe a little bit of your Bitcoin story and how you got into it. Sure. Well I am a latecomer to this party. I only really started writing about Bitcoin in two thousand twenty two. Uh, before that I was a technology entrepreneur, started up companies, exited companies, then moved into investing in technology companies. And then I found that we were investing in some technology companies that were solving some real world challenges around energy.
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