Holy Bitcoin: Paraguayan Power Company Detects Illegal Crypto Mining Operation in a Church
The National Power Administration of Paraguay (ANDE) recently detected an illegal bitcoin mining operation in an evangelical church. The church, which shared a power line with a nearby store, had established a connection...
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