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The Trump administration is asking countries that want to obtain a permanent seat on its new Council of Peace to contribute at least $1 billion.

According to the draft charter of the proposed group, which was reviewed by Bloomberg, President Donald Trump will be its first chairman and will decide whom to invite as members. Decisions will be made by a majority vote, with each participating state having one vote, but all decisions must be approved by the chairman.

Recently, I can't stop thinking about the ecological footprint of technologies, especially after reading how much electricity Bitcoin mining consumes. It's madness, to be honest, entire countries consume less electricity than one cryptocurrency, and it's simply unacceptable in times of climate crisis. That's why I became so interested in the approach @Dusk to consensus, because they use the Proof of Stake mechanism, which consumes thousands of times less energy than traditional Proof of Work. This is not just a technical detail; it's a fundamental difference in philosophy: should technology consume huge resources for security, or can the same result be achieved through smarter methods? $DUSK proves that it can, and this is important not only for the planet but also for the mass adoption of technology. Imagine you are a leader of a large company that has ESG goals and commitments to shareholders to reduce carbon footprint; would you use a blockchain that consumes as much energy as a small country? Hardly. But an energy-efficient blockchain that is reliable and fast is a completely different story. #Dusk creates infrastructure that can be scaled without corresponding scaling of energy consumption, and this is critically important for the future. I like that the Dusk team doesn't just brush off ecological questions like many crypto projects do, but actively builds solutions that take into account the real challenges of our time. When I think about the technologies of the future, I understand that they need to be not only powerful and secure but also responsible, leaving no devastated planet for future generations. My thoughts constantly return to the balance between innovation and responsibility, and it's nice to see a project that doesn't force us to choose between them.