Paraguay Police Raid Unearths 300 Stolen BTC Mining Rigs
Police have recovered 300 Bitcoin (BTC) mining rigs stolen from a farm in Paraguay, following a major operation conducted by the nation’s Anti-Kidnapping Department (DAS). Per the Brazilian media outlet Portalo do Bitcoi...
Per the Brazilian media outlet Portalo do Bitcoin, the operation was carried out after a theft in the Paraguayan province of Alto Paraná in April.
Police at the time explained that 492 BTC miners had been stolen from a farm after its manager was “overpowered” by attackers....
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