These U.S. States Want Your Bitcoin Mining Business

These U.S. States Want Your Bitcoin Mining Business

Several U.S. states, including Texas, Wyoming and Illinois, are actively vying to attract bitcoin mining businesses.While China seems serious about shutting down its bitcoin mining sector, Iran’s government is closing down some mines and India is not sure what its policy is, the U.S. is clearly open for bitcoin mining business.U.S. states are actively seeking out mining businesses, looking for markets for stranded or unused energy (overbuilt from a past with a more active manufacturing economy). In addition, there is interest in job creation benefits, particularly in the initial setup....


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