Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele shared a video showing the credible progress of the country's Bitcoin (BTC) mining establish powered by volcanic geothermal energy.

The video shows an overview of a power generation facility, with technicians enabling crypto mining rigs.

Bukele did not elaborate much on the process shown on the video, only writing "offset steps" with a Bitcoin tag alongside emojis depicting a volcano and Republic of el salvador'due south national flag. The president'south function did not immediately respond to Cointelegraph'southward request for comment.

The post comes months after Bukele announced plans to build a geothermal Bitcoin mining facility. The president said in June that he would be instructing state-owned electrical company LaGeo to manage a Bitcoin mining constitute powered with "very cheap, 100% make clean, 100% renewable, 0 emissions free energy."

El Salvador officially accustomed Bitcoin as legal tender on Sept. 7 to work aslope United States dollars, only three months after the nation'south Legislative Assembly passed the "Bitcoin Constabulary."

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The latest motion past the Salvadoran government reaffirms the massive potential for Bitcoin proponents to cut BTC's carbon footprint, using a broad number of renewable energy sources, including hydroelectric, solar and wind power.

According to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Bitcoin already striking its benchmark on renewable free energy in July, suggesting that the per centum of renewable energy usage was "likely at or higher up 50%."