Meet the company mining bitcoin using the flare gas from oil drilling — and drawing investment from Coinbase and the Winklevii

By cineramaJune 20, 2021Bitcoin Business

One of Crusoe Energy’s flare-mitigation centres in Montana. Crusoe Energy Crusoe Energy captures the energy from flare gas at oil patches and uses it to "mine" bitcoin. The company […]

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Meet the company mining bitcoin using the flare gas from oil drilling — and drawing investment from Coinbase and the Winklevii

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