Venezuelan Authorities are ‘Weakening’ Bitcoin Mining Operations

Venezuelan Authorities are ‘Weakening’ Bitcoin Mining Operations

Venezuelan authorities are cracking down on Bitcoin mining facilities and are focused on “weakening” these mining operations within the region. According to reports on January 27, the Organized Crime Bureau of the Bolivarian National Police (BNP) shut down an 11,000 unit Bitcoin mining undertaking. Venezuelan Police Take Down a Large Bitcoin Mining....


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