Cryptocurrency mining in Iceland is using so much energy, the electricity may run out

By cineramaFebruary 13, 2018Bitcoin Business

Iceland’s Svartsengi power plant. (HS Orka) The value of bitcoin may have stumbled in recent months, but in Iceland it has known only one direction so far: upward. The […]

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