Insider: ‘Vulture Contracts’ Affecting Bitcoin Mining Development in Paraguay
Bruno Vaccotti, Head of Public Affairs of Penguin, a bitcoin mining company, has referred to the existence of what he called “vulture contracts,” and its effects on developing mining operations in Paraguay. Vaccotti stat...
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