Foreign crypto miners could be spying on US bases: Elizabeth Warren
Senator Warren has lambasted foreign-owned crypto miners in the country, saying they’re loud and hot and “suck up a ton of electricity, which can crash the power grid.”
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Senator Warren has lambasted foreign-owned crypto miners in the country, saying they’re loud and hot and “suck up a ton of electricity, which can crash the power grid.”
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