“It would be ideal from a social viewpoint to intervene and have a less tolerant approach towards these activities,” said Panetta, who is a member of the ECB’s executive board, to a meeting of the European Parliament’s Economic Affairs Committee, saying that Bitcoin-type activities were “pure gambling, wasting enormous amounts of energy.”
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