Bitcoin Mining Comes To New York As Lawmakers Approve Power Allocation

By cineramaFebruary 3, 2018Bitcoin Business

Cloud mining service Coinmint has won approval to take over an abandoned smelter for Bitcoin mining operations on Tuesday, Jan. 30.

As local news broadcaster WWNYTV reports Thursday along with […]

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Bitcoin Mining Comes To New York As Lawmakers Approve Power Allocation

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