Paraguay Raises Bitcoin Mining Power Fees by 14%, Companies Mull Stopping Operations
The National Power Administration of Paraguay (ANDE) has surprised cryptocurrency mining operators by raising power fees by 14%, affecting the profitability of these activities. The rise have already caused the exit of a...
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