Saylor’s MicroStragery is heavy on Bitcoin. In fact, the company holds around $3.3billion worth of the asset with future intentions of buying a half billion more.
It is safe to assume that when Saylor invited Elon to the first call with miners, it might have been his means to extend an olive branch.
Currently, in its current form, the group does not have within itself capabilities to impose energy standards for its members. Instead, it encourages members to share their energy consumption data for research.
With its official debut today, Bitcoin Mining Council hopes to reshape the public’s perception of Bitcoin’s environmental impact.