Argentinian Officials Swoop on Illegal BTC Mining Farm in ‘Luxury Apartments’
The Argentinian tax body’s crackdown on unregistered crypto mining is expanding to residential properties. Officers shut down an illegal Bitcoin (BTC) mining farm in a “high-end” block of apartments in an upscale part of...
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Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Earlier this month, the tax body – known locally as the AFIP – swooped on a livestock and cereal farm, where it found some $20 million worth of coin-mining equipment....
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