Thanks
@Pezpunk for your *****informed****** take on Bitcoin, a lot of us (me included) tend to talk about things we don't actually now.
The wording of the Tesla statement "
<1% of Bitcoin's energy/transaction" makes me wonder if finally they are looking at proof-of-stake coins - they usually state they are 99% more energy efficient than Proof of Work. Look how it did not use the word "mining"...
I think that in some sense Elon likes proof of work (he's got a fleet of CPUs with wheels, and a lot of computing power in-house) but I also guess he thought proof-of-work to be fixable... Which
very probably is not. I'll let the expert discuss about this.
So proof-of-stake coins are the next possible scenario. There are a bunch: ETH2 in 2022, Cardano, Algorand, Tezos, etc...
I personally own a few of them, with my personal preference for Cardano.
This would cut out Bitcoin and Doge, because they won't change.