There's an argument to be made for crypto to be used to turn power that wouldn't otherwise be economical / linked to the grid / used into money, which can then be turned back into power (in a purely economic sense) later. For example wave energy could power GPUs in the middle of the ocean, with no need to then transmit electricity to shore. Solar could be captured in the middle of the desert. Some oil rigs are mining crypto with the natural gas that leaks from their wells. So long as there's a starlink satellite above, energy can be turned into money on the spot, and then that money can buy energy in another place and time. (Ofcourse, this doesn't actually create new energy.) Something to think about.