Thai Authorities Seize Nearly 1,000 Bitcoin Miners in Electricity Theft Bust
Law enforcement in Thailand’s Chon Buri province recently seized nearly 1,000 bitcoin mining rigs from a company accused of illegally accessing electricity. Modified Meters Used to Aid Electricity Theft On Jan. 8, law en...
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