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2021-12-30 18:59 |
Malaysian police have seized $836,000 worth of Bitcoin mining equipment origin »
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Police in Malaysia are alleged to have destroyed over 1,000 mining machines at the…
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2021-7-19 15:00 | |
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A recent report reveals that Malaysian authorities are sweeping out illegal Bitcoin miners in the country. According to the report, 297 Bitcoin machines have already been seized. The authorities also raided multiple premises involved in the stealing of power to mine Bitcoin (BTC/USD).
2021-7-18 16:27 | |
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Bitcoin miners have been arrested in Malaysia over massive energy theft
2021-7-16 17:38 | |
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Malaysian law-enforcement groups have confiscated BTC mining equipment from miners that were using electricity without an official permission
2021-6-12 14:07 | |
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Police in Malaysia’s Jahor state have busted a seven-men gang that stole 8. 6 million Malaysian ringgits ($2. 15 million) worth of electricity to mine bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. ● Police said they seized 1,746 bitcoin (BTC) mining machines across 21 premises in raids carried out between Feb.
2021-2-20 07:30 | |
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Police seized 1,746 bitcoin mining machines across 21 premises in raids this week.
2021-2-19 12:40 | |
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No crypto mining is more profitable than the one made with electricity you didn’t pay for. Recently, Malaysian authorities raided the crypto mining farms of people who believed that they would be able to get high profits by stealing electric energy.
2019-8-8 17:20 | |
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Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB), Malaysia’s state-owned electricity company has raided 33 buildings illegally using its energy for bitcoin mining operations that gulped RM3. 2 million (roughly $763k) worth of power whereas they only paid a bill of only RM219 ($52), according to a report by local news source, malaymail August 7, 2019.
2019-8-9 17:00 | |
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