Kazakhstan’s Miners Write Letter to President, Makes Plea For Lower Energy Prices
Digital asset miners in Kazakhstan have written an open letter to President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev asking for lower energy prices. According to reports from local media sources, eight major mining firms penned their signa...
According to reports from local media sources, eight major mining firms penned their signatures to the letter as more miners suspend their activities in the country. ...
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