National Power Administration of Paraguay Seizes 693 Miners in Illegal Bitcoin Mining Operation
The National Power Administration of Paraguay (ANDE) has recently detected and seized an illegal bitcoin mining operation hosting 693 miners. ANDE inspectors detected a tampered meter that failed to register all the ener...
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