Yet the dollar makes up 60% of the world’s reserve currencies with all other reserve currencies being massive trade partners with the US, and/or military allies of the US who also participate in those wars designed to protect that very currency.

40–60% of all US dollars in circulation aren’t even here in the states, mind you — they are circulating in other countries who use the dollar as currency or reserve currency.

Almost all the oil purchased is purchased with US dollars (fiat). Countries that cannot get US Dollars (due to sanctions or other problems) struggle to obtain oil and have to use underground methods of securing oil, which leads to conflict between the US & any nation funneling fuel and oil whichever nation we’re talking about.

The US keeps meddling in Middle-Eastern affairs BECAUSE of oil. Yet you want people to think that fiat, the Middle-East, and oil have nothing to do with fiat, thus cannot categorize fiat as being highly pollutive? Not to mention the fact that there is serious movement towards renewable energy within the Bitcoin community, and already many of the nodes function on renewables currently. Yet you’d have us believe the fiat currency, which is required to purchase oil, which then gets burned (not to mention the devastating impacts drilling it and transporting it can have), is not more pollutive than Bitcoin?

Okay. If that’s the stance you take, fine. But, it’s wrong. You are wrong, and that’s the stance I take.