One Step Closer To Municipal Bitcoin Permanent Funds

One Step Closer To Municipal Bitcoin Permanent Funds

Fort Worth starting to mine bitcoin opens the door for more municipalities to put bitcoin mining proceeds into a permanent fund for future use.The below is a direct excerpt of Marty's Bent Issue #1198: “One step closer to bitcoin mining permanent funds” Sign up for the newsletter here. (Source) (Source) (Source) This is an encouraging sign, the city of Fort Worth, Texas has launched a pilot bitcoin mining project in their local City Hall. The pilot project may be small, with only three S9s that collectively produce $3.39 worth of USD denominated profit per day — assuming a cost of....


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