A professor from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST), one of the leading universities in South Korea, has just discovered an innovation.
This innovation is currently only attracting the attention of the market because it has only received a lot of publications.
His innovation caught the market’s attention, which managed to find a way to use toilets to mine crypto.
Mining Crypto Using Toilets
The professor has found a way to convert human waste into electrical energy, which is then used to mine crypto.
This method is still used to mine crypto called Ggool, which in South Korea means Honey.
This unique mining method has attracted the market’s attention due to the many different responses.
This project is called The BeeVi Toilet, which converts human waste into a source of energy for household electricity needs.
BeeVi is an abbreviation of Bee and Vi, which stands for Vision.
So it makes sense if the crypto name used is Ggool or Honey.
This project is considered to be an alternative to obtaining electrical energy. This is due to the potential of human waste.
According to the data, the average human excretes about 500 grams of feces per day which can be converted into electricity for 0.5 Kilowatt per hour.
This amount can be used for several things, for example, to bring an electric car as far as 1.2 Kilometers.
Attention is currently focused on BeeVi due to the absence of similar projects, especially in the crypto world, so many are interested in exploring.
One clear proof of this discovery is through a research journal published in 2016 in the South Korean language.
The study appears that the main goal is to find harmony between environmental technology and art.
Currently, there are three types of BeeVi toilets, the first is for general commercial use, the second is for the waste management only, and the third is for chairs only.
The toilets have now been distributed to several public restrooms in South Korea, so many people know it.
Usage of Ggool
For now, Ggool has been used as a medium of exchange at UNIST University for purchasing college supplies.
Unfortunately, Ggool is not listed on any exchange and cannot be traded globally, as it is still in its early stages.
The way to get this Ggool is to defecate in the BeeVi toilet, where later users can get 10 Ggool per day.
Due to the current conditions, Ggool itself has different views where there are parties who state that Ggool is not crypto.
This is because its use is still only for campus use and does not need mining.
But in the future, there is still a lot of potential for development from BeeVi to Ggool, and Ggool may be traded.
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