Chinese crypto miners taken down by bitcoin crash

By cineramaJanuary 21, 2019Bitcoin Business

Lu’s crypto mining center had 7,000 mining computers in June last year. (Photo by Yusho Cho) SHANGHAI — Young Chinese who once dreamed of striking gold with cryptocurrency mining […]

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Chinese crypto miners taken down by bitcoin crash

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