Clandestine Bitcoin Mining Survives Government Ban in Venezuela, Albeit at Small Scale
According to local reports, clandestine bitcoin mining is thriving again in Venezuela, albeit at a small scale after the government ordered to disconnect all Bitcoin mining operations from the power grid. Local ASIC stor...
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