Bitcoin Miners Could Face Power Restrictions in China

By cineramaJanuary 5, 2018Bitcoin Business

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China has long been a bastion of cryptocurrency mining supremacy due to a surplus of power in the country.

Some of the world’s largest mining groups, including the likes of […]

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