Iran is offering $20 bounty to snitch on illegal crypto miners
Officials from Iran's state-backed electricity firm say illegal crypto miners and a 49.7C heatwave are damaging the country's power network.
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Officials from Iran's state-backed electricity firm say illegal crypto miners and a 49.7C heatwave are damaging the country's power network.
Read more (2 min) →Malaysian minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir revealed the figure at an event to mark the disposal of seized crypto mining equipment.
The Russian crypto miner was kidnapped from his home by three men and told he would be framed for possessing drugs if a ransom was not paid.
Two years after crypto mining rigs were found in a police station, the same has happened in Poland's Supreme Court.