Venezuela military seizes 315 ASICs from local Bitcoin miner – Decrypt

By cineramaJuly 8, 2020Bitcoin Business

miner in Venezuela. Despite cheap electricity, and BTC mining being technically “legal” in the country, run-ins with the government are common for Bitcoin miners.

Earlier this week, the Venezuelan National […]

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Venezuela military seizes 315 ASICs from local Bitcoin miner – Decrypt

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