Rising Power Fees Begin to Drive Bitcoin Mining Companies From Paraguay to Argentina
The recent increase in power fees enacted by the National Power Administration of Paraguay (ANDE) has bitcoin mining companies seeking alternatives in neighboring countries, such as Argentina and Brazil. A joint venture...
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