Kazakh government resigns, shuts down internet amid protests, causing Bitcoin network hash rate to tumble 13.4%
No timeline exists as to when the internet will switch back on in the second-biggest Bitcoin mining country in the world.
No timeline exists as to when the internet will switch back on in the second-biggest Bitcoin mining country in the world.
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