Belarus President Urges Citizens To Mine Bitcoin Rather Than Seek Low-Paying ...
The President of Belarus said in a meeting that citizens should mine bitcoin with the country's abundant energy instead of seeking low wages abroad.Alexander Lukashenko, the President of Belarus, urged citizens to stay in their home country and mine bitcoin instead of moving abroad for low-paying jobs, reported CoinMarketCap. Rather than travel to Poland or Germany to fill farming positions, Lukashenko said in a recent meeting with the employees of JSC Belaruskali, Belarusians should stay in the country and seek alternative sources of income such as mining bitcoin."Create something with....
Related News
The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, urged his fellow citizens to remain in the country and mine crypto. This, he says, is preferable to going abroad to Poland and Germany, like many have before, to work low-paid farming jobs. Is This The Start Of Belarus Turning To Crypto? The comments came at a speech to […]
Anti-government hackers have attempted to sell what they say is an NFT of Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko’s passport. The members of the ‘Belarusian Cyber Partisans’ collective claim to have obtained the passport data of all of the country’s citizens. Cyber Guerrillas From Belarus Try to List NFT Passport Collection on Opensea A hacking group known as ‘Belarusian Cyber Partisans’ have bragged about gaining access to a government database storing the passport details of every citizen of Belarus, including high-ranking....
Belarus has lots of abandoned industrial sites that could be used to generate revenue through cryptocurrency mining, the Belarusian president said. Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has called on the government to mine cryptocurrency use spare power infrastructure.Lukashenko spoke at the opening of the Petrikovsky mining and processing plant on Aug. 27, urging workers to move into crypto mining in Belarus instead of pursuing low-paying farming positions abroad, Russian news agency RBC reported.The president said that Belarus has enough electricity resources to power cryptocurrency....
President Alexander Lukashenko has advised workers to stay in their home country instead of emigrating to fill low-paid farming jobs in Poland and Germany. The Belarusian leader pointed to an alternative source of income, noting there’s enough electricity in Belarus to power cryptocurrency mining. Lukashenko Calls on Belarusian Workers to Build Mining Farms, Not Work at Foreign Farms During a meeting at the state-owned enterprise JSC Belaruskali, one of the world’s largest producers of potash fertilizers, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko urged employees to use the....
A Belarusian bank is launching a bitcoin buying service via bank cards for citizens of Belarus and Russia