Miner Weekly: AI Inherits Bitcoin Mining’s Hard Lesson – Locals Matter
For much of the past decade, bitcoin miners expanding across the United States learned that access to cheap power and industrial land did not guarantee social license. After China’s 2021 mining ban pushed activity states...
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