International Bitcoin miners vanish after stacking up $1.5M debt in Sweden

By cineramaNovember 14, 2018Bitcoin Business

Sweden’s northernmost county opened its arms to two cryptocurrency mining firms earlier this year – but it might now be regretting the decision.

The county of Norrbotten, Sweden is playing […]

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International Bitcoin miners vanish after stacking up $1.5M debt in Sweden

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