Kazakhstan welcomed the Bitcoin miners that China banned. Now an energy crisis is forcing some miners to relocate—again

By cineramaNovember 24, 2021Bitcoin Business

On Wednesday, crypto mining firm Xive announced that it is moving a crypto mining farm out of southern Kazakhstan because of electricity shortages. “Sad to shut down our mining […]

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Kazakhstan welcomed the Bitcoin miners that China banned. Now an energy crisis is forcing some miners to relocate—again

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