Energy per USDT transfer 2

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Each USDT transfer on a blockchain like Ethereum or Tron consumes a certain amount of energy, mostly from the mining or staking process. Think of it as the electricity needed to power the validators' computers that confirm the transaction. While a single transfer uses less energy than a typical home appliance running for an hour, the cumulative effect of millions of transfers adds up—so developers are always looking for ways to make these transactions more energy-efficient through better consen…