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Many crypto-mining firms are transitioning to renewable sources of energy to help facilitate their operations.
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Cryptocurrency mining has been reviving amidst a renewed crypto rally, with Bitcoin, trading above the $51k mark. Stocks of mining firms such as BIT Mining (BTCM), CleanSpark (CLSK), and Bitfarms (BITThe post Here's why crypto-mining rigs are in high demand in Vietnam appeared first on AMBCrypto.
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The popularity of crypto-mining in Iran due to low electricity costs has been evident. In the latest news, Iran's Ministry of Industries, Mining and Trade recently issued 1000+ licenses for cryptocurrThe post Iran issues license to over 1000 cryptocurrency mining firms appeared first on AMBCrypto.
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A new form of malware discovered by Symantec is targeting enterprises using leaked NSA tools to infect networks and mine monero.
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As cryptocurrencies keep growing in popularity and adoption, various firms all around the globe are building useful products around blockchain-based virtual currencies. 50cycles, a UK-based specialist electric bicycle maker has announced the launch of its crypto-mining bicycle called Toba.
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Harry Sudock of Griid qualifies Bitcoin as a responsible use of energy and shares his perspective on the benefits of bitcoin mining for rural areas.
In a bid to make crypto mining more environmentally friendly, Stronghold Digital Mining is turning harmful waste from coal mining into clean energy to power Bitcoin miners.
Blockstream and Macquarie collaborate to explore carbon-neutral alternatives for their joint investment in bitcoin mining.
Amidst the growing inflation rate and the constantly depleting value of its foreign reserves, due to the US Federal Reserve’s endless dollar printing, Ethiopia may be the next sovereign state to integrate bitcoin (BTC) into its economy, in order to beat impending hyperinflation.
A newly released study asserts a large amount of electricity is eaten up as Bitcoin is exchanged and mined. The author suggests these consumption habits could be churning out enough carbon emissions to affect global climate change.