Bitcoin heating definitely is an untapped market. I wonder why it has not gotten to be something bigger? Was it due to a lack of marketing? People seem to not be interested in using the heat...


Well, why not? If you can find some interested people, we could hold a brewing competition. Not sure how the beers would be judged other than on their looks, though... Perhaps you might have an idea or two?

There could be other potential uses of the heat generated from mining and not only for brewing beers, other establishments that require a lot of hot water and heating for instance hotels, swimming pools, apartment buildings, uses in agriculture for large scale drying of agricultural produces could also become recycle users of this heated water from heat generated from mining. Those are all good uses, but if maybe this heat can be recycled back into electricity, that would have been a really good cycle.

Minning machine running on electricity, heat produced from mining used to generate electricity to keep the mining machines working.

The government dont like the idea because they never want to know the advantage of Bitcoin mining instead they choose to focus on the energy used in mining BTC whereas the energy they waste every year to print more fiat currency that's affecting the economy is more thn the energy used in mining BTC.
aside from using the thermal energy provided through BTC mining been use for brewing bear/warm the room, it can also be use for aquaculture, drying grain, water treatment, server pre-heating, therapeutic spas, etc.

It's okay.  

I was also confused at first and that's why I have to read the source and understand what exactly is happening.

There are headliners only when there's more of the context of what the topic and news is all about that we have to know before relying on it.

Overall, it's a good one and it's a well spent generation of the miner's heat as its waste into a good cause for these beers.

Sorry to say this but have you worked anywhere in the world where you are fortunate enough to know the capacity of grid power that money printing machines uses?

I doubt that is the case, I mean miners will surely use more power than a money printing machine, and also printing machines don't work every time, they print money only when they need to.

I'm not in support of these centralised pricks and their idea of modern day slavery, bitcoin all the way, but when confusion arises it's better to clear it out.

Welp! I’m not even gonna be suprised if by some years from now we start to see new inventions that can work as both a house heater and a bitcoin miner ; wouldn’t that be cool?

Just think about it like this, you’re already spending money on electricity to create heat that you can use it to warm up your home right ? Why not just use that same energy to do something extra for yourself?.
Now instead of you having only a heater that only warms your room, you get to have one that keeps you comfortable while also still stacking a few sats in the background.

Of course, this idea won’t make sense to some people, and surely there might be practical limitations, but it’s still definitely an interesting idea.

Who knows whether the future might bring more situations where Bitcoin mining won’t just only be seen as a standalone activity, but as something that has been integrated into our everyday systems.

How do you want such person to prove that they did it this way? I'm not sure they can upload videos on this forum or what do you think? Is it possible to upload video on this forum like how you upload pictures?

The Asic miner that will heat up an egg will never be a single miner though, I have two separate Asic miners but I'm not ready for this experiment now, can't compare what these guys did with bear to someone who have two pairs of Asic miners lol.

But great idea honestly, I'm not against it in any bit.