Malaysian police destroy crypto mining equipment

By cineramaJuly 19, 2021Bitcoin Business

Police in Malaysia are alleged to have destroyed over 1,000 mining machines at the end of last week In a rather unusual incident, authorities in Malaysia have steamrolled millions […]

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Malaysian police destroy crypto mining equipment

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