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Power Ledger switches blockchain platforms
The two largest market cap cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin and Ethereum, have limitations which mean that they are not ideal for blockchain-based energy trading. Newer "alt-coins" like Solana offer lower energy costs, reduced transaction fees and greater scalability so will be more likely to innovate in energy-trading markets in the future.
Australian power blockchain pioneer Energy Ledger is moving its Power Blockchain system from Ethereum to more environmentally-friendly and faster-transacting Solana token for buying and selling renewable energy.
Power Ledger switches blockchain platforms
Australian energy trading technology company Power Ledger has switched its blockchain system from Ethereum to the faster, more energy efficient Solana.
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