Paraguay’s Power Chief: No Cryptocurrency Mining Company Has Left Yet
Felix Sosa, president of the National Power Administration of Paraguay (ANDE), has disregarded reports indicating that a mass exodus of cryptocurrency mining companies could be brewing. Sosa stated that no cryptocurrency...
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