Bitcoin Miner Recounts Struggle to Obtain Cheap Iranian Power

By cineramaApril 11, 2019Bitcoin Business

Over the last six months, reports of Chinese miners crossing the border to obtain cheap electricity from regions like Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, and Iran have abounded. According to a […]

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Bitcoin Miner Recounts Struggle to Obtain Cheap Iranian Power

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