China’s Sichuan Asks Bitcoin Miners To Shutdown Operations

China’s Sichuan Asks Bitcoin Miners To Shutdown Operations

According to reports, Sichuan’s Ya’an municipal government has asked Bitcoin miners to shutdown operations in the city. None of the three local sources available at the moment mention how long the crypto mines will remain closed. Chinese crypto media outlet PANews says, Officials from related authorities, including the city’s energy bureau and technology bureau, had […]


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