US Loosens Grip on Seized Bitcoin Mining Rigs, but Many Remain Confiscated
U.S. authorities have begun releasing seized bitcoin mining equipment after months of scrutiny over Chinese-made chips. Thousands of units are freed, but many remain held. US Starts Releasing Seized Bitcoin Mining Equipm...
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