Malaysian Electric Utility Raids 33 Illicit Bitcoin Mining Facilities

By cineramaAugust 7, 2019Bitcoin Business

Authorities raided Bitcoin ( BTC ) mining operations in Malaysia after finding that they were stealing electricity resulting in a loss of 3.2 million Malaysian ringgit ($760,736) to the […]

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Malaysian Electric Utility Raids 33 Illicit Bitcoin Mining Facilities

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